Why won't wireless mic turn on the "Ready" light on receiver?

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It depends on the specific frequency that you have. Some of the UT systems operated between 698 and 806 MHz, and they are now illegal.

Other UT systems operated below 698 MHz and those are still legal to use.

Look at the frequency that is on the sticker on the back or bottom of the receiver or the sticker that is in the battery compartment of the microphone.

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It is definitely a Sync issue.

1) Make certain the microphone is ON and the light on it is green.
2) Remove the battery cover from the microphone.
3) point the **** end of the microphone (where it says Sync) toward the Sync button the receiver (about 6-8 inches away).
4) Press the Sync button on the receiver. You should notice the light on the microphone flash.

If this still does not work, call Shure Applications at 847-600-8440.

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You need to re-sync the receiver with the mic. Refer to your user manual for the procedure.

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Hi,

It depends on the quality of the battery.
My advice is to pull out the battery after a week of non using.

Regards,
Gerard

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On some mics, one of the lights will NOT turn on unless the battery is low. The mic is the transmitter, so I am not sure what you mean by it not lighting, but the transmitter is lighting?

Make sure the mic's freq. is within the scanned range of the receivers. Often the mics get mixed with other receivers and the resulting pair are incompatible.

The receiver should show if signal is being received. If it is, then the module in the microphone dynamic cartridge MIGHT have been damaged. If it is damaged, it has to be replaced.