Shure PSM900 - How to properly Scan and Sync without using Wireless Workbench

Here I use the Group Scan feature to get 5 channels on Shure PSM900's. I also show how to use the Shure PA421 to combine 5 channels when it is supposed to only handle 4 channels.

[@ChaseMeNovember]

great video! what does it mean when the RF icon changes back and forth to a left arrow over and over again?

[@djabthrash]

This is pretty much the procedure described in this Shure official video (where they forgot to tell to put the RF switch back on at the end haha) :
PSM900 - How to Set Up a System with Multiple Transmitters | Shure :
ua-cam.com/video/Bbabk50WI-k/v-deo.html

[@Ademilson13]

Hi... my TX show NO OPEN CHAN.... my RX thi is Group 01... i am test in other grups.. did not work😔

[@iamjohnnytrox]

Try turning your squelch down to low or off. If it still doesnt work, that means that there are no channels available, so you basically have to pick a channel and hope to overpower it.

[@Ademilson13]

@@iamjohnnytrox I did that... I turned it off squelch... audio comes out, but full of noise, ineligible, it is syncing, but it gives (NO) OPEN CHAN, and clean no audio comes out

[@Ademilson13]

@@iamjohnnytrox i am fron Brazil... thank you for your help!!!

[@iamjohnnytrox]

If you have a spectrum analyzer you can check to see if there is any available dips, but it sounds like too many other people are running wireless in that area taking up the frequency range. There is only so much available and when used up, it's used up unfortunately. I seem to remember Brazil being terrible for RF when I was down there. Is there any other wireless that is running that works that you can turn off for a bit?

[@Ademilson13]

@@iamjohnnytrox that's probably it, I'm on a television and radio station... congratulations... thanks