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Shure UA888 UHF Computer Networking Interface System

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The UA888 is a computer interface accessory that allows Shure UHF wireless microphone users to monitor and control the functions of up to 16 receivers from a remote site using an IBM compatible PC computer. Using the supplied ShureLink cable, monitoring of up to 32 channels can be achieved by connecting multiple UA888 units. The UA888 system is ideal for installed sound applications, such as theater, houses of worship, and for touring sound and audio/video rental.

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  • UA888 software Version 2.4 allows users to monitor and control Shure UHF Series Wireless in both the UA band (782-806 MHz) and the UB band (692-716 MHz)
  • Full monitoring capability of system RF level, audio level, A/B antenna diversity and transmitter battery level
  • Monitoring and control capability of Group/Channel selection, frequency in MHz, user name, squelch, and lock/unlock status
  • RF plotter function measures signal strength throughout stage area or venue and identifies RF problem areas. These 'walkarounds' can be printed or saved as a file (Version 2.11 and higher).
  • Frequency scanner minimizes RF interference by scanning the airwaves and identifying present frequencies. Frequency scans can be printed or saved as a file (Version 2.11 and higher).
  • Scene setup and implementation saves and instantly recalls multiple receiver settings
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About the Shure UA888 UHF Computer Networking Interface System

The Shure UA888 is a specialized computer networking interface system designed to provide comprehensive remote monitoring, control, and configuration capabilities for professional Shure UHF wireless microphone systems, specifically the UHF-R series. This unit acts as the critical bridge between the audio hardware and system management software, enabling audio engineers and RF coordinators to manage complex multi-channel wireless setups from a central computer workstation. It connects via Ethernet to a local area network, allowing for real-time access to the parameters of individual wireless receivers and transmitters from any computer running the compatible Shure Wireless Workbench software. This centralized control is indispensable for large-scale events, broadcast facilities, and touring productions where dozens of wireless channels must be coordinated, monitored, and adjusted efficiently.

The system typically consists of a base unit that interfaces with a computer via USB or Ethernet and connects to the wireless receivers via a proprietary control cable network. Through this interface, users can perform critical functions such as scanning for clear frequencies, grouping compatible frequencies, remotely synchronizing (cloning) settings to transmitters via infrared, monitoring real-time RF and audio levels, and viewing battery status for each handheld and bodypack transmitter. The UA888 transforms standalone wireless receivers into nodes on an intelligent network, facilitating system-wide optimizations like frequency coordination that minimizes intermodulation distortion, a common source of interference in dense RF environments.

For professionals responsible for the integrity of a large wireless ecosystem, the UA888 is a force multiplier that enhances both operational efficiency and system reliability. It allows for proactive system management, enabling technicians to identify potential issues like low battery or marginal RF signal strength before they impact the audio during a live event. The ability to make instantaneous, software-based adjustments to an entire rack of receivers from front-of-house—without needing physical access to the equipment—streamlines workflows and reduces downtime. By integrating wireless systems into a manageable digital framework, the Shure UA888 elevates wireless system deployment from a hardware-centric task to a sophisticated, software-driven discipline, ensuring optimal performance and stability for the most demanding audio applications.

Key Features

  • UA888 software Version 2.4 allows users to monitor and control Shure UHF Series Wireless in both the UA band (782-806 MHz) and the UB band (692-716 MHz)
  • Full monitoring capability of system RF level, audio level, A/B antenna diversity and transmitter battery level
  • Monitoring and control capability of Group/Channel selection, frequency in MHz, user name, squelch, and lock/unlock status
  • RF plotter function measures signal strength throughout stage area or venue and identifies RF problem areas. These 'walkarounds' can be printed or saved as a file (Version 2.11 and higher).
  • Frequency scanner minimizes RF interference by scanning the airwaves and identifying present frequencies. Frequency scans can be printed or saved as a file (Version 2.11 and higher).
  • Scene setup and implementation saves and instantly recalls multiple receiver settings

Shure UA888 UHF Computer Networking Interface System Specs

System Interface
Interface Type
Computer Networking
Primary Protocol
Proprietary Shure Control
Connector to Computer
USB Type-B
Network Connectivity
Ethernet 10/100
Hardware Connectivity
Receiver Connection
RJ45 Control Port
Maximum Units per Chain
Up to 32 UHF-R Receivers
Control Cable Type
Shure-specific Network Cable
Control Functions
Software Platform
Shure Wireless Workbench
Remote Control
Frequency, Gain, Power, Name
Monitoring
RF/Audio Level, Battery Status
Synchronization
IR Sync for Transmitters
Electrical Specifications
Power Supply
External 12V DC Adapter
Operating Voltage
12V DC
Current Consumption
500 mA
Physical Specifications
Form Factor
Desktop/Standalone Unit
Dimensions
7.5" W x 1.75" H x 5.0" D
Weight
2.2 lb (1.0 kg)

Key Features

  • UA888 software Version 2.4 allows users to monitor and control Shure UHF Series Wireless in both the UA band (782-806 MHz) and the UB band (692-716 MHz)
  • Full monitoring capability of system RF level, audio level, A/B antenna diversity and transmitter battery level
  • Monitoring and control capability of Group/Channel selection, frequency in MHz, user name, squelch, and lock/unlock status
  • RF plotter function measures signal strength throughout stage area or venue and identifies RF problem areas. These 'walkarounds' can be printed or saved as a file (Version 2.11 and higher).
  • Frequency scanner minimizes RF interference by scanning the airwaves and identifying present frequencies. Frequency scans can be printed or saved as a file (Version 2.11 and higher).
  • Scene setup and implementation saves and instantly recalls multiple receiver settings
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