Shure Brothers Inc MXWNDX4G Networked Docking Station

Product Description

The SHURE BROTHERS, INC. MXWNDX4G is a networked docking station designed to charge and manage up to four MXW NEXT wireless microphone components simultaneously. It provides centralized network connectivity for the MXW NEXT ecosystem, allowing technicians and systems integrators to configure, monitor, and maintain wireless microphone transmitters from a single point of access. This unit is intended for professional audio-visual and sound reinforcement installations where organized charging and network-based device management are essential to reliable wireless system operation.

The MXWNDX4G is suited for permanent or semi-permanent installations in commercial, enterprise, and institutional environments such as conference rooms, houses of worship, lecture halls, and broadcast facilities. It serves as the infrastructure backbone for MXW NEXT wireless deployments, supporting streamlined management of multiple transmitter units within a single rack or surface-mounted installation. Audio-visual integrators and professional sound technicians are the primary trades responsible for installation and commissioning.

Key Features

• Charges and docks up to four MXW NEXT wireless microphone transmitters simultaneously
• Networked architecture enables centralized device configuration and monitoring
• Designed for permanent AV installations in commercial and institutional environments
• Single-unit form factor consolidates charging and network management functions
• Sold as a single unit per package

Compatibility

Designed for use with MXW NEXT series wireless microphone components within compatible MXW NEXT wireless system deployments.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed AV integrators or professional audio technicians familiar with networked audio systems. Prior to installation or servicing, disconnect power to the docking station and any connected network infrastructure. Network configuration should follow the facility IT and AV system requirements, including appropriate VLAN or switch port settings for audio-over-IP environments. Follow all applicable local codes and manufacturer documentation during installation.