Boss WL-20L Bedienungsanleitung
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Charging Both the Receiver (WL-20 / WL-20L)
and Transmitter (WL-T)
1. Connect the included USB cable and a
commercially available USB AC adaptor (5 V/0.5 A
or higher) to the receiverâs DC IN 5 V port.
2. Insert the transmitter into the TRANSMITTER jack
so that the transmitter also charges.
TransmitterReceiver
Transmitter
jack
BATTERY
indicator
DC IN 5 V port
(USB Micro-B
type)
POWER
indicator
NOTE
Insert only the BOSS transmitter into the TRANSMITTER jack.WL-T
If you connect headphones, high-volume sound might be
emitted, or the headphones might be damaged.
POWER indicator
Lit orange Charging.
Blinking green Charging is completed, and the transmitter is
in standby mode.
Rapid blinking
red
A charging error occurred. Contact your dealer
or a Roland customer service center.
BATTERY indicator
Blinking
orange
The system is monitoring the local state of
the 2.4 GHz wireless spectrum for 10 seconds,
and automatically making adjustments so that
the receiver and transmitter can connect with
optimal stability (Auto Wireless Connection).
Lit orange
Charging (Auto Battery Charge).
* The charging time diîers depending on the
remaining battery charge and on the charging
environment.
Blinking green
Charging is completed.
* We recommend that you disconnect the transmitter
after charging is completed. If you leave it
connected, a small amount of power is used from
the battery, and the indicator blinks green once
every eight seconds.
* If you have not used the transmitter for a long time,
one charge might not be suîcient. Disconnect and
reconnect the transmitter to complete charging.
Lit green
When îve hours have passed since charging
started, charging automatically stops in order
to protect the rechargeable lithiumion battery,
even if charging was not completed. To charge
completely, disconnect and reconnect the
transmitter.
Blinking red A charging error occurred.
& âTroubleshooting.â
Charging only the transmitter
Connect the included USB cable and a
commercially available USB AC adaptor
(5 V/0.5 A or higher) to the DC IN 5 V
port.
* When charging from the DC IN 5 V
port, the wireless connection does
not operate.
Other parts and their function
RECEIVE indicator
Lit blue during wireless communication.
Making Wireless Settings
(Auto Wireless Connection)
* Execute the following operation before you play your guitar (musical
instrument). In particular when youâre playing live or in a session, the
wireless conditions might change between the rehearsal and the
actual event, so you should execute the following operation once
again before the actual event.
1. Insert the transmitter into the TRANSMITTER
jack.
This blinks orange while Auto
Wireless Connection settings are
being made. The process completes
in approximately 10 seconds.
When the orange blinking stops,
remove the transmitter.
For stable wireless communication
If audio dropouts occur, it might be that the local state of the wireless
spectrum has changed. Execute the Auto Wireless Connection
operation once again.
Since the WL-20 / WL-20L uses a 2.4 GHz wireless system, we
recommend that you place the receiver at least three meters away
from a Wi-Fi router or other wireless device.
Using a microwave oven might also cause audio dropouts due to
wireless interference.
Using multiple wireless systems together
To prevent confusion between the wireless systems, perform the
following steps.
1. Power-oî the BOSS wireless systems.
2. Power-on any wireless systems not made by BOSS,
and set them up so that there are no problems with
their sound.
DC IN 5 V port
(USB Micro-B type)
First wireless system unit made by BOSS
3. Insert the transmitter into the receiverâs
TRANSMITTER jack and execute the Auto Wireless
Connection procedure.
4. Plug the transmitter into your guitar (musical
instrument), making the BATTERY indicator light.
Second and subsequent wireless system units made by BOSS
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4.
Performing
When you plug the transmitter into your guitar (musical instrument)
and plug the receiver into your amp or eîect unit, the transmitter and
receiver power-on automatically.
* To prevent malfunction and equipment failure, always turn down the
volume, and turn oî all the units before making any connections.
POWER/BATTERY indicator
Lit green There is suîcient remaining battery capacity.
Blinking green Standby mode.
Lit orange Battery will be exhausted in less than two hours.
Lit red Battery will be exhausted in less than 30
minutes. Please recharge.
Switches to standby mode when silence continues
5When one hour passes without you playing your guitar
(musical instrument), the transmitter enters standby mode
and ends the connection with the receiver. The BATTERY
indicator blinks green.
5 When one hour passes after the connection with the
transmitter has ended, the receiver enters standby mode.
The POWER indicator blinks green.
Note when returning from standby mode
5When you raise the volume of your guitar (musical
instrument) and play it, the transmitter returns from standby
mode in approximately two seconds.
5The receiver must be disconnected and reconnected.
When not using the system for an extended time
Unplug the transmitter and receiver. Standby mode does
consume battery power, although only very slightly.
Turning the Power Oî
1. Minimize the volume of your guitar (musical
instrument) and of output devices such as the
amp, and then turn oî the power.
2. Unplug the transmitter from the guitar (musical
instrument).
3. Unplug the receiver.
Troubleshooting
Problem Items to check/Action
No sound when
you play the
guitar (musical
instrument)
in which the
transmitter is
inserted
Remove and reinsert the transmitter in the
guitar (musical instrument).
Is the receiver too far away from the transmitter?
Alternatively, are there obstructions between
them?
Decrease the distance between the receiver and
the transmitter.
Could you be recharging transmitter from the
DC IN 5 V port?
Disconnect the USB cable when youâre playing.
Is the transmitterâs BATTERY indicator lit?
If it is unlit, recharge the transmitter.
Is the receiverâs RECEIVE indicator lit?
If it is unlit, execute the Auto Wireless
Connection procedure.
The sound
of a diîerent
guitar (musical
instrument) is heard
Could there be a diîerent receiver or transmitter
nearby?
Execute the Auto Wireless Connection operation
once again.
If this does not solve the problem, it could be
that radio-frequency congestion on the 2.4 GHz
band is causing channels to conîict with another
wireless system.
To reduce radio-frequency congestion, turn oî
the power of any unused Wi-Fi router, Bluetooth
device, or microwave oven, and then execute the
Auto Wireless Connection operation once again.
The BATTERY
indicator blinks
red
A charging error occurred.
5If the transmitterâs internal temperature rises,
charging might pause.
This occurs in order to protect the
rechargeable lithium-ion battery. When
the internal temperature falls, the BATTERY
indicator changes to be lit orange, and
charging resumes.
5Could the ambient temperature be above
35 °C?
Charging might stop for a while in order to
protect the rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
Use the unit in the recommended ambient
temperature range of 10â30°C.
5If the indicator continues blinking red
even though you are charging in the
recommended temperature range (10â30°C)
Contact your dealer or a Roland customer
service center.
Ownerâs Manual
Before using this unit, carefully read âUSING THE UNIT SAFELYâ and
âIMPORTANT NOTESâ (the leaîet âUSING THE UNIT SAFELYâ). After reading,
keep the document(s) where it will be available for immediate reference.
WL-20 / WL-20L
Stable wireless communication with no dropouts (Auto Wireless Connection)
Simply connect the transmitter with the receiver; the receiver scans the local state of the wireless spectrum and automatically chooses the
optimal channel.
Switches to standby mode when silence continues
When one hour passes without you playing your guitar (musical instrument), the transmitter enters standby mode and ends the connection
with the receiver. When one hour passes after the connection with the transmitter has ended, the receiver enters standby mode.
© 2018 Roland Corporation
Main Speciîcations
BOSS wireless system: WL-20 / WL-20L
RECEIVER
Wireless Format BOSS proprietary digital audio format
Wireless carrier
frequency 2.4 GHz
Compatible
Channels 14 (May vary due to local conditions)
Transmission
Range
15 meters (50 feet) line-of-sight (May vary due
to local conditions)
Latency 2.3 ms
Dynamic Range 110 dB or greater
Frequency
Response 20 Hzâ20 kHz
Nominal Output
Level -10 dBu
Output Impedance 1 kΩ
Recommended
Load Impedance 10 kΩ or greater
Indicators POWER
RECEIVE
Connectors
Output plug: 1/4-inch TRS phone type
TRANSMITTER jack: 1/4-inch TRS phone type
DC IN 5 V port: USB Micro-B type
Power Supply Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
Supplied from the DC IN 5 V port
Current Draw While charging: 500 mA
Battery charging
time
Charging only the receiver: Approximately 3
hours
Charging simultaneously with the transmitter:
Approximately 4 hours
Dimensions 87 (W) x 25 (D) x 38 (H) mm
3-7/16 (W) x 1 (D) x 1-1/2 (H) inches
Weight 60 g
3 oz
Accessories
Ownerâs Manual
Leaîet USING THE UNIT SAFELY
Transmitter
Micro USB cable for charging (*1)
*1: Use a standard USB AC adaptor
(5 V/over 0.5 A) for charging.
* 0 dBu = 0.775 Vrms
TRANSMITTER (WL-T)
Nominal Input
Level -10 dBu
Indicator BATTERY
Connectors Input plug: 1/4-inch TRS phone type
DC IN 5 V port: USB Micro-B type
Power Supply Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
Supplied from the DC IN 5 V port
Battery charging
time
Charging only the transmitter: Approximately
3 hours
Charging simultaneously with the receiver:
Approximately 4 hours
Dimensions 87 (W) x 22 (D) x 36 (H) mm
3-7/16 (W) x 7/8 (D) x 1-7/16 (H) inches
Weight 43 g
2 oz
* 0 dBu = 0.775 Vrms
* This document explains the speciîcations of the product at the time
that the document was issued. For the latest information, refer to the
Roland website.
https://roland.cm/wl-20_wl-20l_spec
Produktspezifikationen
Marke: | Boss |
Kategorie: | Mikrofon |
Modell: | WL-20L |
Akku-/Batteriebetriebsdauer: | 12 h |
Mitgelieferte Kabel: | USB Type-A to Micro USB-B |
Produkttyp: | Gitarren-Funksystem |
Produktfarbe: | Black, Grey |
Akku-/Batterietyp: | Integrierte Batterie |
Akku-/Batterietechnologie: | Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion) |
Typ: | Digital |
Betriebsanleitung: | Ja |
Plug & Play: | Ja |
Anzahl KanÀle: | 14 KanÀle |
LED-Anzeigen: | Ja |
USB-Ladeport: | Ja |
Beste Verwendung: | Acoustic-electric guitar, Bass guitar, Electric guitar |
EmpfÀngerdimensionen (B x T x H): | 87 x 25 x 38 mm |
EmpfÀngergewicht: | 60 g |
Transmitter-Abmessungen (BxTxH): | 87 x 22 x 36 mm |
Gewicht Transmitter: | 43 g |
6,35 mm (1/4-Zoll) Ausgang: | 1 |
Betriebsspannung (EmpfÀnger): | 5 V |
Stromverbrauch (EmpfÀnger) (max.): | 500 mA |
Receiver-Display: | Nein |
Sender-Display: | Nein |
Anzahl der enthaltenen Sender: | 1 |
Anzahl der enthaltenen EmpfÀnger: | 1 |
Transmissionsdistanz: | 15 m |
Drahtlose Synchronisation: | Ja |
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