The Shure ADX5BP-TA3 Backplate for Axient Digital ADX5Dattaches easily to your ADX5D Axient Digital wireless receiver to provide standalone connectivity on standard cameras without a slot mount or in audio bags—using a battery sled or a battery distribution systems (BDS). It features two TA3 (mini 3-pin XLR) output connectors for analog or AES3 audio, a 4-pin locking Hirose power input connector, and a proprietary 4-pin connector for mating with a Shure battery sled. Captive Phillips-head screws provide simple installation to the ADX5D without worrying about losing the screws.

For Axient Digital ADX5D Receiver    Provides Standalone Connectivity    2 x TA3 Analog Outputs    Two-Channel AES3 Digital Outputs    Hirose 4-Pin Power Connector    4-Pin Power Connector for Battery Sled    Captive Phillips-Head Screws

• TA3 backplate for the Axient Digital ADX5D dual-channel portable wireless receiver
• 2 x TA3 analog outputs
• Output 1 can be configured as two-channel AES3 digital outputs (Output 2 is disabled when AES3 is selected)
• 1 x 4-pin power connector for battery-sled use
• 1 x Hirose 4-pin power connector
• Input voltage: 6 to 18 VDC
• Captive Phillips-head screws provide simple installation to the ADX5D
• Compatible with the Shure WA451 audio cable (TA3F-to-XLR)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you tell me what the FCC ID is

A: The FCC ID code for the Shure SLXD4 Digital Wireless Receiver (G58: 470 to 514 MHz), BH # SHSLXD4G58, is DD4SLXD2G58.

Q: 2. Does this unit require an antenna management system?

A: No, in fact if you notice each of the antennas has an output just below the inputs. This unit basically behaves like an antenna distribution system.

Q: 3. does this have the four pin connector?

A: The Provider Series PSM3 Heavy-Duty Dual-Ear Headworn Microphone (Audio Technica cH, Tan) features a 3-pin CH connector for Audio Technica wireless transmitters.

Q: 4. I lost my original foam wind screen on my MV88, will this still work without it or is that required? (I don't know where to get a replacement).

A: This is the replacement wind screen for your Shure this is a B&H part number B&H # SHAMV88FUR.

Q: 5. Would this work with the Shure MX412D?

A: Yes, the Shure SLXD3 Digital Plug-On XLR Transmitter is compatible with the Shure MX412D.

Q: 6. How many watts does the Shure ULXD4Q pull down?

A: As per Shure, 7.6 watts.

Q: 7. is this cable can be use with Sound Devices MixPre-10 II also ?

A: Yes you can use the Zoom TXF-8 TA3 to XLR Cable with the left and right outputs on the Sound Devices MixPre-10 II.

Q: 8. Will this work with the Zoom F8?

A: No it is specifically for the Sound Devices 744TH. The CA744INL Dual XLR to Dual TA3 Channel 3/4 Input Cable for 744TH (48") from Remote Audio is an audio input cable designed to be used with line level signals for input channels 3 and 4 on the Sound Devices 744T digital field recorder. The cable is 48" long and has a pair of 3-pin XLR female connectors at one end and a pair of TA3-F connectors at the other. The connectors are color-coded for easy management.

Q: 9. Does this windscreen show in the camera frame on an iPhone in wide angle view?

A: Since the microphone is on the opposite end of the phone, the Shure Windjammer for Shure Motiv MV88+ & MV88 Digital Stereo Microphones should not interfere with or block the camera.

Q: 10. Does this only work in US or any country that allows the selected frequency range (A: 470 to 636 MHz) ?

A: The Shure AD4D-US Axient Digital Two-Channel Wireless Receiver (A: 470 to 636 MHz) should work anywhere that allows the stated frequency range. You may want to consider the location's power requirements/output specifications when connecting to this unit.