Shure Microflex Advance MXA910 Bedienungsanleitung

MXA910

Ceiling Array Microphone

Shure MXA910 ceiling array microphone user guide. Includes mounting instructions, specifications, command strings, best practices, and mi

crophone configuration details.

Version: 6 (2019-G)

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Table of Contents
MXA910Ceiling Array Microphone 4
Overview 4
General Description 4
Features 5
System Overview 6
Differences Between 3.x and 4.x Firmware 7
Getting Started 8
Step 1: Connect to a Network 8
Step 2: Discover the MXA910 in Designer 8
Step 3: Adjust Microphone Coverage 9
Step 4: Apply DSP 10
Step 5: Route Audio 11
System Planning and Gear Requirements 11
Overview of Shure Conferencing Devices 12
MXA910 Equipment Combinations 13
Use Case: Soft Codec with ANIUSB or P300 14
Use Case: ANI22 and Hard Codec 15
Use Case: Medium or Large Room with 2 MXA910s and a 
P300 16
Hardware 16
Network Ethernet Port 16
LED Light Bar 17
Reset Button 19
Power Over Ethernet (PoE) 19
Installation 20
Microphone Placement 20
FyreWrap® Fire Protective Wrap System Installation 22
Installing the Array Microphone 23
Installing the Junction Box Accessory 30
Software Installation, Management, and Security 32
Controlling Devices with Shure Designer Software 32
Accessing the Web Application 33
Firmware Updates 33
Microphone Configuration 34
Software Overview 34
Configuring Microphone Coverage for MXA910 35
Adjusting Levels 37
Parametric Equalizer (PEQ) 37
EQ Contours 40
Custom Presets 41
Mute and Fader Groups 41
AES67 41
Encryption 42
Automix 42
Automix Channel 42
Automix Modes 43
Automix Settings 43
Automix Modes (Firmware <4.x only) 44
IntelliMix DSP 44
DSP Best Practices 45
Acoustic Echo Cancellation 45
Noise Reduction 46
Automatic Gain Control (AGC) 46
Delay 46
Compressor 46
Networking and Dante 47
Digital Audio Networking 47
Switch Recommendations for Dante Networking 47
Cable Requirements 47
QoS (Quality of Service) Settings 47

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Networking 48

Echo Reduction (Firmware <4.x only) 51

How It Works 52

Enabling Echo Reduction 52

Using a Third-Party Control System 52

Troubleshooting 53

Important Product Information 53

Information to the user 54

Specifications 54

Polar Response 56

Frequency Response 57

Lobe Sensitivity 57

Accessories 58

Optional Accessories and Replacement Parts 58

Furnished Accessories 59

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MXA910

Ceiling Array Microphone

Overview

General Description

The Microflex Advance Ceiling Array is a premium networked array microphone for AV conferencing environments, including

boardrooms, huddle rooms, and multi-purpose spaces. The ceiling array uses Shure's Steerable Coverage with Autofocus

technology: 8 highly directional pickup lobes capture participant audio from overhead, continually fine-tuning the position of

each lobe in real time as participants lean back in their chairs or stand up .

The microphone also includes the IntelliMix DSP suite, which includes AEC, noise reduction, automatic mixing, and more.

Control the microphone with Shure Designer software, or a browserbased web application. The microphone integrates seam

lessly with Dante digital networked audio, AES67, and third-party preset controllers, including Crestron and AMX, to deliver a

high-quality AV conferencing experience that appeals equally to integrators, consultants, and meeting participants.

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Features

Configurable Coverage

Steerable Coverage delivers precise pickup for up to 8 independent lobes

Automatic lobe positioning speeds up installation

Patent-pending Autofocus technology continually fine-tunes the position of each lobe in real time, for consistent sound

when participants lean back in their chairs or stand up

Available on firmware 4.x and newer through a free update

IntelliMix DSP

IntelliMix DSP provides automatic mixing, AEC, noise reduction, automatic gain control, delay, compressor, and channel

equalization

Available on firmware 4.x and newer through a free update

Software Control

Shure Designer system configuration software provides comprehensive microphone and pattern control

With Designer, you can also design coverage with online and offline devices, and route audio between Shure devices

If Designer isn't available, use the browser-based web application to control the microphone

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Compatible with Shure SystemOn audio asset management software for remote monitoring and realtime alerts about crit

ical issues

Network Connectivity

Discrete audio channels for each lobe and an automix channel are delivered over a single network cable

Dante digital audio coexists safely on the same network as IT and control data, or can be configured to use a dedicated

network

Control strings available for third-party preset controllers including Crestron and AMX

Professional Design

Sleek industrial design blends with contemporary board rooms and meeting spaces

Versatile mounting options for ceilings, pole mounts, suspension cables, and more

Available in white, black, and aluminum finishes (detachable grille can be custom painted)

System Overview

①Dante audio, power, and control

Each array microphone connects to the network over a single network cable, which carries Dante audio, Power over Ether

net (PoE), and control information to adjust coverage, audio levels, and processing.

②Analog audio (microphone to network)

Analog equipment, such as a wireless microphone system or a gooseneck microphone on a podium, connects to the Dante

audio network through a Shure Network Interface (model ANI4IN) for a completely networked conferencing system.

③Far-end audio (network to loudspeakers)

Danteenabled loudspeakers and amplifiers connect directly to a network switch. Analog loudspeakers and amplifiers con

nect through a Shure Network Interface (model ANI4OUT), which converts Dante audio channels into analog signals, deliv

ered through 4 discrete XLR or block connector outputs.

④Device control and Dante audio

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Control: A computer connected to the network controls the microphone with Shure Designer software. You can remotely

adjust coverage, muting, LED behavior, lobe settings, gain, and network settings.

Audio: Route audio with Dante Controller or Shure Designer software. Dante Virtual Soundcard enables audio monitoring

and recording directly on the computer.

Differences Between 3.x and 4.x Firmware

When you update an MXA910 from 3.x to 4.x firmware, you'll be able to use IntelliMix DSP features optimized for MXA.

Here's what changes with 4.x firmware:

IntelliMix DSP Added

You can now use AGC, AEC, noise reduction, compressor, and delay.

These DSP features don’t affect individual channel outputs—they only apply to the Automix Out channel

If you’re currently using the Automix Out channel on a 3.x device and you update it to 4.x, the following settings will be ap

plied automatically:

AGC: enabled

AEC: enabled

Noise reduction: enabled

Compressor: disabled

Delay: disabled

New Automixer Added

The 4.x automixer has different mix modes than the 3.x automixer.

Here's how mix mode settings will change:

3.x Automixer Setting New 4.x Automixer Setting

Classic Gating

Smooth Gain Sharing

Manual Manual

Custom Gating

New Autofocus Feature Added for All Lobes

Patent-pending Autofocus technology continually fine-tunes the position of each lobe in real time.

Lobes move automatically for consistent sound when participants lean back in their chairs or stand up.

Echo Reduction Removed

The microphone now has AEC, so there's no need for echo reduction.

The Echo Reduction Reference In channel's name in Dante Controller is now the "AEC Reference In" channel. Any exist

ing Dante route to that channel will persist.

Other Changes

Template 1's lobe positions have changed.

If you're using Template 1 with the default lobe positions, updating to 4.x will change your lobe positions.

After updating, all custom lobe positions and Dante routes will stay the same.

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Getting Started

To control the MXA910, use Shure Designer software to adjust microphone coverage, apply DSP, and route audio between

Shure devices. After completing this basic setup process, you should be able to:

Access and control the MXA910 in Designer

Apply DSP to the microphone's signal

Route audio from the microphone to other devices

Before you get started, you'll need:

Cat5e (or better) Ethernet cable

Network switch that provides Power over Ethernet (PoE)

Shure Designer software installed on a computer. Download at www.shure.com.

Note: If Designer isn’t available, you can use a web application to control the MXA910 and Dante Controller to route audio. Download the Shure Web

Device Discovery application to access your device’s web application.

Step 1: Connect to a Network

Connect the microphone to a PoE port on the network switch using Cat5e (or better) cable.

Connect your computer running Designer to the network switch.

Step 2: Discover the MXA910 in Designer

Open Designer, and check that you’re connected to the correct network in Settings.

Click Online devices. A list of online devices appears.

To identify devices, click the product icon to flash the lights on a device. Select the MXA910 in the list and click Config

ure to open the device's configuration window.

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Step 3: Adjust Microphone Coverage

To design microphone coverage, you'll need to create a Project and a Location. You can learn more about both in Designer’s

Help section.

From My projects, select New to create a new project.

Click New to add a location to your project. Once you enter a name, a new window for the location opens.

Click Live mode. Any online devices appear in the list.

In Designer, you can also design systems with virtual devices and send settings to real devices. Learn more in

Designer’s Help section.

Drag and drop the MXA910 to add it to your location.

Select Coverage map to adjust the microphone's coverage.

Use Auto position to let the software position each channel for you.

Click and drag to adjust each channel's position. Learn more in the Configuring Microphone Coverage section.

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Step 4: Apply DSP

With firmware 4.x and higher, the MXA910 includes IntelliMix DSP that can be applied to the automix channel output.

AEC, noise reduction, and automatic gain control (AGC) are on by default.

To use AEC, route a far-end reference signal to the microphone's AEC Reference In channel.

Use Designer to route a reference signal coming from a Shure device, like the ANIUSB-MATRIX or P300.

Use Dante Controller to route a reference signal from other third-party Dante devices.

Select IntelliMix, and click AEC.

Verify that the far-end signal is present on the reference meter. If it doesn't show up, check the routing.

To apply any other DSP blocks or edit settings, click the block icon.

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