Wireless Workbench Mobile

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Wifi only works great until the venue fills up with attendees carrying their cell phones searching out every channel for free wifi. Wifi control and monitoring is considered a toy in my business because it only works in setup but never is reliable in show. This is, therefor, useless in most convention centers. There is no option on this to operate with hard-wired ethernet. I operate all my digital gear with copper attached or I don't use it. Sorry, can't use this as long as I cant see the network.

Been using the app in conjunction with Workbench. We love the ability to step away from our computers and still be able to monitor our wireless gear from anywhere within our network range. We recently upgraded our 14 channels of UHF-R to Axient Digital and love it even more. However, our old UHF-R is still in the app inventory and there is no obvious way on how to delete these units. We wonder if it could be because we assigned static IPs and those IPs are still being held by our router? We will no longer be using them due to the FCC Frequency sale. If someone could tell us how to delete old inventory from the app that would be great. Thanks!

There are so many screen sizes now so it’s important to ensure your app automatically scales up to take advantage of the larger screens. There is quite a bit of unused screen on my iPad Pro 11 inch. I agree with those who feel $10 is a bit stingy after having spent thousands on the equipment. Look at it this way, how many people are NOT enjoying and benefiting from the efforts of the Shure engineers to develop remote management tools simply because of this in app purchase.

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Unless you have your wireless microphone/IEM network connected to the internet then the advanced function purchases for the various Shure products will not work. Until Shure updates the app to so the advanced functions work on a closed network I would not recommend spending the $9.99 for any of the ‘in-app’ upgrades. Nor would I recommend downloading it at all as The app is somewhat useless otherwise.

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I can’t think of another piece of equipment I own, where the manufacturer has developed an app for the product and then wants money for the ap. Maybe it’s my fault for not looking ahead but this felt like bait and switch... I bought 2 QLX-D units and thought “cool, when I have time I’ll install the ap” and oh wait the ap advertised only monitors stuff and Shure (King of wireless) wants another measly $9.99 so I can actually use the ap. No thanks. The QLX-Ds are worth there price of $979 but fully functional ap should be included, period.