Clearport/Shure device control

Shure device control

Shure networked audio products expose product-specific control, discovery and management services. The MXA710 command-string interface is one profile; Designer, SystemOn and other models add different services.

Scope: Shure command-string control on supported products (TCP 2202); Shure software discovery. Confirm the product-specific schedule.

protocol · Catalog reviewed 2026-10-21

Related requirements

Review these entries for the services used in your design.

By Shure

ControlProprietary

Infrastructure Requirements

  1. Model-specific Shure command/API support and network configuration
  2. authorized controller
  3. separate Dante audio and management software requirements.

Network & Physical Requirements

Port / allocationTransportConnection / signal flowFeature and requirementEvidence
2202TCPThird-party controller → Shure device

Profile requirement · Core

Shure command-string control (e.g. MXA710)

Shure products listed for TCP 2202 command-string control in the cited source; confirm model-specific command support.

MXA710 is explicitly listed in this Shure article. Controller initiates TCP 2202 to the microphone control IP; retain the connection. Use model command documentation for syntax and connection limits.

Source checked 2026-10-21

Helpful Tips and Hints — control system initiates TCP connection on port 2202 to Shure Control IP address; applicability list includes MXA710

Last edited 2024-08-15

8427UDP

Multicast: 239.255.254.253

Shure device / management software → Shure management software / device

Profile requirement · Discovery

Shure device and software discovery

Wireless Workbench discovery for the Shure Control devices listed in the cited port table

For the Shure Control models listed in the source, discovery uses UDP 8427 to multicast group 239.255.254.253. Confirm the product-specific requirements for other services.

Source checked 2026-10-21

Shure Control table: 8427 UDP Multicast SLP

Gotchas & IT Notes

  • ⚠Match exact model, firmware, command terminators, authentication and connection limits. Do not treat 2202 as the whole Shure ecosystem schedule.