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The
WA-320
1-to-1 Wireless Audio Transmitter and
WA-360
1-to-1
Wireless Audio Receiver make it possible to create a distributed audio
system without running wires from one room to another. The WA-320 can
accept either line level or speaker level audio, making it easy to distribute
signals to the rear speakers of a surround sound system. The transmitter
and receiver link together on a 1-to-1 basis and can operate over 8
different transmission channels. This allows up to 8 independent stereo
audio streams to be distributed in one home.
Features:
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Wirelessly transmits audio up to 300ft.
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Line-level and Speaker-level inputs (WA-320)
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Standard Line-level audio outputs (WA-360)
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8 transmission channels
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Easy installation and linking
WA-320
WA-360
Antenna...
Transmits RF signal to the receiver.
Antenna...
Receives RF signal from the transmitter.
Speaker-Level Input...
Accepts speaker-level
input from an amplifier.
The terminal pinout is:
L + (Left Positive)
L - (Left Negative)
R - (Right Negative)
R + (Right Positive)
Power/Link LED...
Indicates power and link
activity.
Power LED...
Indicates power.
Link Button...
Press to begin the linking process.
Press the link button on the receiver to complete
the process.
Link Button...
Press to complete the linking
process after the link button has been pressed on
the transmitter.
Reset Button...
Press to reset transmitter.
Reset Button...
Press to reset receiver.
Power In...
Connect power supply here.
Power In...
Connect power supply here.
Audio In...
Connect audio source here.
Audio Out...
Connect audio amplifier here.
Signal LED...
Illuminates when signal
is present.
Link LED...
Indicates when receiver is linked to a
transmitter.
WA-320 Rear Panel Features and Connections:
WA-320
Input Switch...
Place in the down position when using speaker-level
inputs and up position when using the line-level
inputs.
Choosing the best input for the application...
Speaker-Level Inputs: All home stereo amplifiers
have speakers outputs which can be used to feed
the speaker inputs of the WA-320 even when line-
level outputs are not available. These inputs are also
perfectly suited for wireless home theater speaker
applications where the relative volume level of all
speakers needs to be determined by the master
volume control of the A/V receiver.
Line-Level Inputs: All standalone audio equipment
and many A/V amplifiers have line-level outputs
which can be connected to these inputs. These are
generally “fixed” level signals which means that
some kind of volume control will be needed on the
output of the amplifier connected to the WA-360.
J8 & J9 Audio Sense Jumpers...
Set to pins 1&2 to enable audio-sensing.
Set to pins 2&3 to disable audio-sensing.
When audio-sensing is enabled, the transmitter will
mute whenever there is no input audio present.
When audio-sensing is disabled, the transmitter will
never mute, even if there is no audio input.
