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Relay supports wireless monitoring workflows so your dashboard can show channel status, battery, RF, and related live information.

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Add a wireless device

  1. Open Relay > Settings, then select External Devices.
  2. Click Add Device.
  3. Choose the brand — Shure or Sennheiser — and the specific model.
  4. Enter the host and port, or use network discovery where supported.
  5. Save the device, then add a wireless module to a tile and select it.

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Shure workflows

Shure devices can be added manually or discovered on the network. Once configured, modules can show:
  • Device name
  • Channel name
  • Frequency
  • Battery
  • RF and audio information
Relay 1.1.0 also adds a dedicated Shure Overview module for a higher-level summary across multiple devices and channels. It is useful when you want one tile to surface warning states, battery concerns, stale telemetry, or offline channels without building a wall of individual Shure tiles. Relay uses a centralized polling system for Shure wireless devices featuring dynamic tiers for greater efficiency. This optimizes performance by skipping redundant polling and prioritizing the devices you are actively monitoring.

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Sennheiser workflows

Sennheiser support covers three device families, each communicating over a different protocol and default port:
  • EW-DX / Digital 6000 — EW-DX EM 2, EM 2 Dante, EM 4 Dante, and Digital 6000 (EM 6000), over UDP port 45 (EW-DX) or 6970 (Digital 6000).
  • Evolution Wireless G3/G4 — EW G4 100/300/500 Series and EW G3, over UDP port 53212.
  • IEM families — EW IEM G4, SR IEM G4, 2000 IEM Series, EK 300 IEM G3, and XS Wireless IEM, also over port 53212.
Relay auto-selects the default port for the chosen model; override it only if your network requires a different one.
Sennheiser is a beta-only integration — see below.

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Beta and debug-only wireless areas

Some wireless features are beta-sensitive:
  • Sennheiser module availability in beta or debug builds
  • beta-only Shure models such as ANX4, ADTD, and ADTQ
  • verbose wireless diagnostics controls in the Beta settings page

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Automation tie-ins

Wireless systems can feed trigger conditions and destination commands in Automation View depending on the device and build.

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Troubleshooting

If wireless data is missing, confirm the device is added, reachable, selected in the module, and available in the current build type.