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Hardware Description
Rechargeable Batteries
MXW lithium-ion rechargeable batteries use advanced chemistry that maximizes transmitter runtime with zero-memory effect. Power management from the
control software provides detailed visibility to critical battery parameters such as charge status, battery capacity, and cycle count. Batteries can be charged to
50% capacity in one hour and to full capacity in two hours using the MXW Networked Charging Station. The SB901 battery powers the bodypack, boundary
and gooseneck transmitters; the SB902 battery powers the handheld transmitter.
• Handheld, boundary and bodypack:
use the main vertical slots in the
recessed bays.
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Charge Status LEDs
Each charger slot has a row of LEDs that illuminate to indicate the
status of the connected transmitter's battery charge:
LED
% Battery Charge
1
Flashing
<10%
Solid
>10%
2
>25%
3
>50%
4
>75%
5
>95%
Using the MXW Networked Charging Station (NCS)
Slide the transmitter into the charging slot until it secures into place. The charge
LEDs illuminate and the charge cycle begins. Regardless of Group association or
network connection, any microphone can recharge in any NCS.
USB Charger
The USB Charger (SBC-USB) can connect to an MXW transmitter to provide power during operation.
• Gooseneck base: uses the top
row's horizontal connectors.