Wireless Workbench 7: New Scan Library, Updated Look and More!
Shure is excited to announce Wireless Workbench 7 (WWB7) to help you manage RF in any location – no matter the environment. We’ve added several new features to give you full command of your compatible wireless devices.
With the Wireless Workbench 7, you can now take advantage of the following major new features:
WWB Scan Library
The new WWB Scan Library helps you simplify RF coordination before arriving at a venue. View recently uploaded RF scans shared by other users, and share your own scan data to make frequency planning and pre-coordination easy.
Get started at: scans.shure.com
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WWB7 Has a New Look
You’ve asked. We’ve listened.
Wireless Workbench 7 now includes an optimized dark mode to guarantee a more comfortable viewing experience in low-light environments, whether you're working backstage, in a production office, or at front of house.
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Welcome Screen
After launching WWB7, you will now see a new Welcome screen where you can:
- View your recently edited files
- Create new files
- Edit your network settings
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Show Pack
WWB7 allows you to save Show Packs containing all the files necessary for recreating your show file. Say goodbye to email tag.
Improved Device Discovery
With WWB7, you can tell how many devices are discovered on each network interface to ensure a more efficient network selection for your gear.
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Improved HD Mode Support
If you use Axient Digital and ULX-D IN HD mode. WWB7 now makes frequency coordination even easier. You can generate a set of evenly spaced, compatible frequencies directly from the device profile by right-clicking the profile header.
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Updated Reports
Wireless Workbench now gives you more control over report customization, allowing you to focus on the information that matters most.
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Improved Zone Management
We understand that accidents happen.
You will now be asked if you mean to clear all zone mappings to ensure you don’t accidentally remove them in the Advanced Zone Management configuration window.
Feature Support Changes
Note: The following features are no longer supported in WWB7. Please continue to use WWB6.15.3 if the features below are required:
- Online UHF-R control and monitoring
- Frequency Conversion (e.g., converting a J50 receiver to J50A).
- Import and export inventory
Are you ready to simplify RF spectrum management? Download WWB7 Today
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