Shure ADX5BP-TA3 Dual TA3 Backplate for ADX5D

The Shure ADX5BP-TA3, the standalone backplate for the ADX5D receiver, adds dual TA3 audio outputs and a 4-pin Hirose power input.

This is the backplate that mates with the ADX5BS-L and ADX5BS-AA battery sleds, through its 4-pin sled connector. Output 1 can carry analog or AES3 audio; output 2 is analog and turns off when output 1 is set to AES3.

With a 6 to 18 V supply on the Hirose input and a battery sled fitted, the receiver runs from the supply and switches to the sled without a break if the supply drops. Captive Phillips screws hold the backplate on the ADX5D, and no spacer plate is needed.

Features

• Two TA3 audio outputs
• 4-pin Hirose power input, 6 to 18 V
• Connector for the ADX5BS-L and ADX5BS-AA sleds
• Output 1 switchable to AES3
• Captive Phillips screws

About Shure

Shure began in 1925 as the Shure Radio Company, a radio parts wholesaler in Chicago. In 1953 they introduced the Vagabond 88, the first handheld wireless microphone system for performers. They launched the SM57 in 1965 and the SM58 in 1966, and their Axient Wireless System followed in 2011. Today their range covers microphones, wireless systems, in-ear monitoring, headphones, and earphones.