SHURE / QLXD2/B58=-JB

This handheld wireless microphone from Shure is ideal for a variety of applications, including presentations, announcements, vocals, and instrument pickup. Setup is simple, with the push of a button to quickly sync the wireless receiver via IR.

■QLXD2-B58JB Handheld Transmitter

■Digital wireless technology that transmits the frequency range of each microphone head with extremely flat characteristics.
■Wide dynamic range exceeding 120dB.
■RF output power can be set to 1mW or 10mW.
■The backlit LCD screen clearly displays information such as group/channel settings, frequency, and battery level.
■Highly rigid metal body.
■Equipped with an ON lock function for the power switch and a frequency lock function to prevent accidental operation.
■Powered by the dedicated lithium-ion battery SB900 or two AA alkaline batteries. Long-lasting operation: up to 10 hours with the SB900 and up to 9 hours with alkaline batteries.

■System Performance
■Range: Antenna power 10mW / approximately 100m *When used outdoors in a clear area. May vary depending on usage environment.
■Latency: 2.9 ms or less
■Frequency response: 20 Hz to 20 kHz, ±1 dB
*System bandwidth varies depending on microphone head.

■QLXD2 Specifications
■Transmit Frequency: Any one of the available channels in the QLXD2-JB (806-810MHz) compatible frequency band
■Radio Wave Type: G1D, G1E
■Transmit Power: 1mW, 10mW
■Antenna Type: Built-in helical
■Maximum Input Level (1kHz, THD1%): 145dB SPL
■Gain Adjustment Range: 0 to +21dB (3dB steps)
■Power Supply: Two AA alkaline batteries or dedicated lithium-ion battery SB900
■Battery Life: Approximately 9 hours (alkaline batteries), approximately 10 hours (SB900) *Varies depending on usage environment
■Dimensions and Weight: Maximum diameter 51mm x length 251mm, approximately 329g (excluding batteries)
■Accessories: Two AA alkaline batteries, microphone holder, 3/8-inch to 5/8-inch adapter Screws, charging contact cover, microphone pouch

*If you purchased the transmitter separately and are unable to connect it to the receiver, this is likely due to differences in the firmware between the receiver and transmitter. Please refer to the following and update the firmware.
■SHURE Update Utility Quick Start Operation Guide
https://www.shure.com/en-US/docs/guide/QLXD#c_A8355329-7517-6F9E-5536-A21D989D32D5
■Download the update utility here
https://www.shure.com/ja-JP/products/software/shure_update_utility