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Line-in setting and log files

Via USB memory stick

The line-in settings can be changed on BeoLab Transmitter 1 by the content of a file called WPLSETUP.TXT placed on a USB memory stick. 

 

At the same time log files can be dumped to the USB memory stick.
[File formats supported are: FAT 16, FAT32 and filenames only consisting of 8.3 characters].
The WPLSETUP.TXT file and the format for the settings can be obtained as follows:

-  Insert an empty USB memory stick into the USB A connector. 

The BeoLab Transmitter 1 will then create a file on the USB memory stick with the file name WPL_DUMP.TXT.

-  Move the USB memory stick to a PC and using a simple text editor, the setting values can be changed according to the source product used with 

the BeoLab Transmitter 1; see table below.

-  Change the filename to WPLSETUP.TXT.

 

All lines starting with ‘;’ (semicolon) are regarded as comment lines.

-  Disconnect the BeoLab Transmitter 1 from the mains for at least 60 s.
-  Insert the USB memory stick into the USB A connector. (Must remain in the USB A socket for at least 60 s to ensure all logging dumped after 

restart).

-  Connect the BeoLab Transmitter 1 to the mains.  Restart is indicated by the product status LED being solid red

-  The BeoLab Transmitter 1 discovers the WPLSETUP.TXT file, and the settings for line-in are set in the BeoLab Transmitter 1.

 

A file named WPL_DUMP.TXT will be created on the USB memory stick; or alternatively overwrite the existing file of the same name.

 

If a line with the text: ERROR QUEUE PLEASE is found in the WPLSETUP.TXT file, the error log will be dumped in a file named WPLERROR.TXT when 

the USB memory stick is inserted into the USB A connector.

  If a line with the text: STORE DFS LOG is found in the WPLSETUP.TXT file, a log file consisting of 1000 entries (in a circle buffer) separated by 

semicolon is dumped to the USB memory stick. Entries are changes in the setup of the BeoLab Transmitter 1.

All the above files are or must be located in the root folder of the USB memory stick.

Default values and ranges

Setting value

Default

Range

Line-in Impedance

HIGH

HIGH/LOW

RCA trigger level

140 mV RMS

30 to 1000 (high value results in less sensitivity)

RCA time out

900 s

0 to 2550 in steps of 10

Line-in via PL sockets

same as RCA time out

-

TOSLINK time out

1 s

1 to 2550 in steps of 1

RCA and TOSLINK gain:

-3 dB

-40 to 10

ALWAYS ON

FALSE

TRUE ~ connection to speakers are always on, for faster start up. Power consumption is 

somewhat higher compared to standby consumption. 

FALSE ~ Some start up time may be expected; standby power consumption

ERROR QUEUE PLEASE

;ERROR QUEUE PLEASE  = out commented

ERROR QUEUE PLEASE /  

;ERROR QUEUE PLEASE

STORE DFS LOG

;STORE DFS LOG = out commented 

STORE DFS LOG / 

;STORE DFS LOG

Summary of Contents for Beolab transmitter 1

Page 1: ...BeoLab Transmitter 1 Type 1505 1513 Installation Guide English version 1 1 31 0 3 4 16 7...

Page 2: ...ossible to configure up to 11 wireless speakers to the sound channels as desired One scenario may be a 7 4 setup One switch is used to shift between a Bang Olufsen Power Link signal in and a line in s...

Page 3: ...her feature to optimise the navigation is the navigation icons at the bottom of the screen see below for explanation Navigates you to the previous view Navigates you directly to the start page Navigat...

Page 4: ...gives indications regarding the left L channel and the red LED gives indications regarding the right R channel see LED indications page 18 The Wireless Power Link antennas are placed in the lid top o...

Page 5: ...d with a distance of 260 mm 10 6 See also the setting up guide enclosed in the packaging for the BeoLab Transmitter 1 The BeoLab Transmitter 1 can be placed vertically or horizontally The cable cover...

Page 6: ...between the BeoLab Transmitter 1 and the speakers especially not objects consisting of material that will block or totally reflect the wireless signals Setting listening distance to speakers In most T...

Page 7: ...itch to OFF With a stereo only signal as input and a wireless subwoofer available set the SUB 2 1 switch to ON The bass management function of the BeoLab Transmitter 1 provides the subwoofer signal to...

Page 8: ...NPUT switch to NO SUB 2 1 With a multiple sounc channel as input set the SUB 2 1 switch to OFF With a stereo only signal as input and a wireless subwoofer available set the SUB 2 1 switch to ON The ba...

Page 9: ...uct is connected additional to the 3rd party product the switch is set to YES SUB 2 1 With a stereo only signal as input and a wireless subwoofer available set the SUB 2 1 switch to ON The bass manage...

Page 10: ...oduct is connected additional to the 3rd party product the switch is set to YES SUB 2 1 With a stereo only signal as input and a wireless subwoofer available set the SUB 2 1 switch to ON The bass mana...

Page 11: ...o 11 speakers may be arbitrarily configured to be connected to the available source channels Examples of source input are Stereo input no bass management SUB 2 1 set to OFF This provides a left and a...

Page 12: ...d for configuration of the left and right sound channel for each of the PL socket in a multi channel setup Manual configuration Long press SELECT to start manual configuration The WIRELESS LED turns s...

Page 13: ...el and the red LED for the right sound channel switches Off after approx 10 s Subwoofer sound channel The white LED L above the PL2 socket is indicating the subwoofer sound channel Short press once or...

Page 14: ...er Link sockets Set B O INPUT switch to YES When the source is not a Bang Olufsen product the B O INPUT switch must be set to NO When set to YES the BeoLab Transmitter 1 reacts to the PL signal Speake...

Page 15: ...icator on the speakers will turn into solid green and then be turned Off after 10 s time out The speakers are now connected to the BeoLab Transmitter 1 although the speaker role is not matched with th...

Page 16: ...e to be configured The below example illustrates the Power Link LED indications when speaker for the 3rd sound channel is being configured Speaker setup in TV menu BeoVision 7 40 Press Menu OPTIONS SO...

Page 17: ...e with next channel Store X long 1 5 s and 10 s Configuration mode Stores the configuration of the match between the sound channel and a speaker and remain on same channel to be matched with another s...

Page 18: ...dby mode Normal operation Off Product behaves normally Mains On and Restart after Reset Red solid Off after 10 s time out Lit when power is applied to the BeoLab Transmitter 1 to indicate that it is s...

Page 19: ...eoLab Transmitter 1 to the mains Connect the USB Mini B connector Service of the BeoLab Transmitter 1 to a USB A connector of the PC hosting the ServiceTool Identify the Com port used on the PC by ent...

Page 20: ...Status LED will be slowly flashing green during the update process Sometimes two updates are initiated and the LED will be slowly flashing green during the second update process LEDs over the Power L...

Page 21: ...b Transmitter 1 and disconnect all wireless speakers where the LED is quickly flashing green from the mains for at least 60 s Reconnect all wireless speakers to the mains Reconnect the BeoLab Transmit...

Page 22: ...level A list of compatible TVs can be seen on BeoWise By the IR eye it becomes possible to control volume up and down and also to mute and un mute the setup When returning from muted state the volume...

Page 23: ...tting and log files see page 24 A USB memory stick is needed having a file in the root with the name WPLSETUP TXT and this file shall contain the command line text ALWAYS ON TRUE Disconnect the BeoLab...

Page 24: ...s the WPLSETUP TXT file and the settings for line in are set in the BeoLab Transmitter 1 A file named WPL_DUMP TXT will be created on the USB memory stick or alternatively overwrite the existing file...

Page 25: ...Lithuania Luxembourg Monaco Norway Oman Poland Portugal Romania Saudi Arabia Serbia Slovak Republic Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey 1507 Botswana Ghana Ireland UK HF3 1505 Bahrain Chile Egyp...

Page 26: ...computers is regarded a transmission system The distance between a 5 GHz transmitter and a speaker must be no more than 12 metres 40 ft see page 6 The stereo surround sound setup must be within an are...

Page 27: ...Band to scan in the 5 GHz band Press Wi Fi and select the net board of your computer in this example Intel R Centrino R Advanced N 6205 to enable the on board WLAN Click on the tool to have the Displ...

Page 28: ...Site survey Wi Spy 28 Channel No s Display selected networks Colouring by Density Wi Fi Channels Full 5GHz band set check mark...

Page 29: ...500 mA used for SW update Pin 1 5 V V Bus Pin 2 Data Pin 3 Data Pin 4 GND Shield GND PL 1 4 RJ45 used for Power Link Pin 1 Overload Pin 2 Data High 3 5V Low 0 8V Pin 3 Signal GND Pin 4 Speaker On Off...

Page 30: ...rear side Demount from wall mounting Mounting Table of Contents Version 1 1 2014 06 Table of Contents Introduction 2 How to use this installation guide 3 BeoLab Transmitter 1 front 4 BeoLab Transmitt...

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