Stand-Alone Network Firmware for Sennheiser Wireless Systems
Sennheiser’s new firmware allows its Evolution Wireless ew 300 G3, ew 500 G3, and 2000 Series 
wireless systems to be networked and fully programmed without a computer. With ‘Stand-alone Network’ firmware, one receiver is defined as the master, which distributes the recommended results of an Easy Setup frequency scan into all networked receivers, connected via standard Ethernet cables and a switch. With this new functionality, complete frequency coordinations can be programmed on the fly, without the need for a computer running Wireless Systems Manager (WSM) software.
The new Stand-alone Network firmware will be available as a free download, starting this month at http://www.sennheiser.com/sennheiser/sw-downloads.nsf/root/home-en
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