Shure GLX-D Digital Wireless System: Linking the System
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- Опубликовано: 17 дек 2013
- This video demonstrates how to operate the link function of a Shure GLX-D wireless system.
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Great video
Thank you so much
How long does it take for the two to link?
I would like to use the GLXD1+ bodypack to this one with a Z2 band, because the old bodypack is no longer available. How do I do that?
how do you connect wireless and/or wired earphones??
Is it possible to connect mic beta58 GLXD2+ to receiver GLXD4 ?
Maybe Shure can answer this.... my receiver often loses reception no matter how close I am. With handheld its a constant jittery of in/out reception. Can't really use it anymore... the bodypack with Crown headset or guitar also comes in and out... blue light AND the green battery indicator on the receiver (always have extra battery in there) flash on and off when reception is lost
We are so sorry to hear it, Tommy! Our support team can help you troubleshoot the issues. You can open up a ticket with them at shu.re/contact.
Does the antenna come off to use the antenna distribution unit? or is it permanently attached? I can't seem to get it off from the receiver.
Hi! Our Support Team would be happy to help you out. You can reach them at shu.re/contact.
Why does my blue lights flashing n the green lights on my mic flashing too i dont know why i keep pressing the button link but my mic wont work does it mean i need to charge the battery
Our support team can best advise. Please open up a ticket with them at shu.re/contact.
I am looking one link to buy only the microfone beta 58 glxd
Hello! Our Support Team will be able to help you out with this. You can reach out to them at shu.re/contact.
N.B. One cannot link an SM58 type wireless with an SM87 Wireless. Or at least I can't
Our support team should be able to assist you. Please open up a ticket with them at www.shure.com/en-US/about-us/contact-us.
I having trouble linking my microphone to my receiver even after I reset it both. Please help :(
Hey @DJDonCarlo, if you already reset both, our Support Team may need to help you troubleshoot. You can reach out to them at shu.re/contact.
I have 3 sm 58... But no receivers. Can we connect all this 3 SM58 to one single receiver and can be used at once ?
If yes or no please tell me how to achieve this and the receiver model to buy
Each transmitter must have a dedicated receiver. Trying to tune two transmitters into a single receiver is like trying to tune in two radio stations on the same channel. Our support team can help talk you through what you will need and you can open up a ticket with them at shu.re/contact.
The singer has a reciever can I just buy a pack and use his reciever
If the singer is using the receiver already with a transmitter, then no. You can only have one active transmitter per receiver; otherwise, it's like trying to get two radio stations to play on the same channel. If it's a spare receiver not in use, then yes.
Worst mic I've EVER used. Played around 30 shows with it so far and have made it through 1 (one) show without drop out issues. I've set it to group 4 for supposedly best results, lowered the gain and NOTHING sorts the 2.4gHz frequency problem. Played my first show in 8 months this past weekend and the mic cut out on 4 separate occasion during a 1 hour show.
I took it back to the store I bought it last year, was sent away to Shure, and they came back saying it was fine. I asked to exchange it for a different mic (one NOT operating on 2.4) and was told I couldn't so I'm stuck with this garbage. Also not overly happy with Shure for not sorting this issue out as the mic DOES NOT work correctly and is a constant liability.