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WiSA Settings
Go to "HOME" > "Settings"> "WiSA Settings">
Status Information
This shows how many RX devices are associated
with this player and shows the channel assignment of
all associated RX devices in the WiSA network of this
player. RX devices should be WiSA-compliant and
those include Wireless Bridges, Wireless Amplifiers
and Wireless Speakers. The WiSA network is a
connected set of one player and between one and
eight RX devices. The list of Mac Address of the
associated RX devices and its channel assignment is
displayed on the screen.
Mac Address
Six groups of two hex numbers label on each RX
devices.
Channel assignment
L:
Left Front Speaker
R:
Right Front Speaker
C:
Center Speaker
SW: Sub Woofer Speaker
LS: Left Side Speaker
RS: Right Side Speaker
LB: Left Back Speaker
RB: Right Back Speaker
--:
Not assigned
And this lets you remove one of listed RX devices
from the network of this player.
1
Press ENTER.
2
Press a/b/c/d to select the device.
3
Press c/d to select "Yes" , then press ENTER.
NOTE
• The RX device removed from the WiSA network will be
placed in Associate Mode.
Manual Search
This lets you initiate the Association process that the
player discover and admit the RX devices into the
network.
• When you have not yet constructed the WiSA network,
you can do it with this method.
• If you want to reconstruct the WiSA network of this player,
you can reset the existing network by executing WiSA
configuration clear (p. 46) before this operation.
• To add RX devices to the existing WiSA network of
this player without resetting the network, perform the
following.
1
Power on all RX devices.
2
Place only the previously unassociated RX
devices into Associate mode using the method
described in its User Manual.
3
Press a/b to select "Yes" , then press ENTER.
NOTE
• When it finishes the Manual Search, the player
automatically saves RX device associations.
• If no RX devices are found through the Association
process, the alert message of "Cannot detect a receiver"
is displayed on the screen.
• If conflicting output selections are found through the
Association process, the alert message of "Conflicting
output selections" is displayed on the screen.
Speaker Configuration
This lets you reassign channel for the associated
RX devices and adjust the settings configuration
(environment) for each RX devices.
1
Press a/b/c/d to select output which you want
to reassign and adjust, then press ENTER.
2
Press c/d to select item which you want to
change, then press a/b to select setting.
Item
Size: The size of the speaker of this channel
Large, Small, No
Distance: The distance of the speaker from the place of
listener (in feet).
0ft, 1ft, 2ft, --- 40ft
Level: The offset of volume level adjustment (in dB)
-12dB, -11dB, ----, +11dB, +12dB
Select: The channel reassignment. Assign a new Mac
address (RX) to the current position.
3
Repeat step 1 and 2 to set a each channel
4
Press n RETURN, then setting is
automatically saved.
5
Press a/b/c/d to select "Test Start" , then press
ENTER to start a test tone.
6
Press n RETURN.
7
Press a/b/c/d to select "Finish" , then press
ENTER.
NOTE
• If you have difficulty in hearing the test tone from the sub
woofer, adjust the sub woofer's volume by listening to the
other contents you play.
• If SW is not exist, the Size of L/R is fixed to Large.
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