USB-C port
Shure documents USB-C for connecting the microphone to a computer, phone or tablet.
Sources S386 · Connector field note
Seeds identity, connector and source link only. Task support is not inferred.
Shure / D073
USB-C digital audio, passive XLR output and a 3.5 mm monitoring output coexist on one microphone but serve different signal paths.
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Shure documents USB-C for connecting the microphone to a computer, phone or tablet.
Sources S386 · Connector field note
Seeds identity, connector and source link only. Task support is not inferred.
Shure identifies a passive XLR output. Software settings do not affect the XLR audio path.
Sources S386 · Connector field note
Identification only. This port group cannot launch the scoped planner.
Shure documents a 3.5 mm monitor output for headphones and earphones.
Sources S386 · Connector field note
Identification only. This port group cannot launch the scoped planner.
Exact-model source trail
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Shure MV7+ USB-C, passive XLR and 3.5 mm monitoring outputs.
Open source ↗Exact-model evidence map
3 of 6 task domains contain some exact-model evidence. The others stay explicitly undocumented.
The base device profile contains 1 selected port group relevant to this domain, but no dedicated domain profile.
Plan next step →Topology →The base device profile contains 1 selected port group relevant to this domain, but no dedicated domain profile.
Plan next step →Topology →No memory cards & readers-specific evidence for this exact model is represented in this release.
Plan next step →Topology →No ethernet & poe-specific evidence for this exact model is represented in this release.
Plan next step →Topology →Derived from the existing device profile and domain catalogs. This layer adds no new hardware fact and does not infer compatibility from a missing or present cell.