background image

6

How to..

...continued

...continues

Standalone mode

By pairing up to 4 belt-packs to 1 antenna and supplying the antenna with power via the usbMini connector
you can create a small standalone setup. Called standalone as no other ethernet network devices are needed.
The setup will work with all normal functions available between wireless belt-packs.
When in standalone mode, the Status LED will flash Green/Red, as no other network device is visible.

Reset beltpack to default settings.

Adjust the Volume

Enter the Setup menu. Scroll to Info and click ’Enter’. Scroll to ’Reset All Settings’ and click ’Enter’.
Click ’Yes Reset’ to confirm.

Per default, the two encoders wheels both adjust the Main volume. This is with left and right-handed operation in mind.

Simultaneously clicking Pushbutton 1-4 when scrolling one of the encoder wheels, will adjust the volume of the channel 
that the Pushbutton controls.

The volume of the individual channel can also be set in the Setup menu. 
The setting ranges from MUTE over -36dB to 12dB with 0dB as default.
To do this enter the Setup menu, Scroll to Channel Assignment and Click ’Enter’, Scroll to the desired channel and 
Click ’Enter’, Scroll to volume and Click ’Enter’, Scroll to the desired setting and Click ’Enter’.
Clicking Talk or Select while clicking the encoder will mute/unmute the channel.

Assign new function to encoders

Two encoders wheels both adjust the Main volume. 
The encoders can however be assigned new functions. These functions can be: None, Side Tone, Program Volume and 
Main Volume. To do this enter the Setup Menu, Scroll to Device Options and Click ’Enter’, Scroll to the encoder you want
to assign a new function to. Either ’Enc <’ or ’Enc >’, Click ’Enter’, Scroll to the desired function and Click ’Enter’ again.

Updating firmware

The firmware can be uploaded via ethernet or miniUSB.
The latest firmware can be found at www.GreenGoCom.com
Download the latest firmware and the Green Go Control and Connection software.  
- start the software
- click Scan to search for the antenna on the network
- Next select the antenna or multiple antennas and click on Update. 
This will open a file selection window, browse to select the firmware for the device and click on Open, 
the updating of the firmware now starts. 
After the update is successful, the device will reboot. 

Green Go Wireless Beltpack

model nr. GGO-WBPX

User guide

Roaming

If connection to an antenna is lost, then the belt-pack will search for a new antenna and reconnect automatically 
after a few seconds. 
Settings for the minimum level of signal quality can be set in in the belt-pack setup menu/connection/roaming
Levels from 1-5 can be set and when getting below the chosen level the Beltpack will start roaming(searching) for
a better connection to an Antenna registered on the Belt-pack.
This can also be done manually by a short flick of the power switch/slider on the rear of the beltpack. 
This requires that you have enabled ‘Forced reconnect’ in the belt-pack setup menu/connection/Forced reconnect.

Summary of Contents for GGO-WBPX

Page 1: ...configuration See the Functions and How to sections for more information about the Configuration file Whats in the box Wireless Beltpack 1800 mAh Li Ion Battery miniUSB USB cable USB Charger 1 Overvi...

Page 2: ...ed Indicator LED Battery charging indicator Red when charging XLR 4 pin For connecting Headset Clickbutton Encoders Used for scrolling and selecting when navigating the menu Also controls functionalit...

Page 3: ...umes Roaming The Beltpack can be set to search roam for and connect to another paired antenna in order to obtain a better signal This requires that the roaming function has been enabled The settings a...

Page 4: ...Start pairing Click Start pairing The display will read Registering When done the display will read Registered and the Antenna will appear in that slot It can take a few seconds for the display to up...

Page 5: ...he UI layout When changing the UI it will affect which functions are available and where to find them For changing the UI enter the Setup Menu and scroll to Device Options and click Enter Scroll to UI...

Page 6: ...volume The encoders can however be assigned new functions These functions can be None Side Tone Program Volume and Main Volume To do this enter the Setup Menu Scroll to Device Options and Click Enter...

Page 7: ...assign them to a channel For fastest access place the Users and Groups you have most interaction with at the lowest channel number Channel assignment To have access to a specific User or Group via the...

Page 8: ...hen you do not need to hold in the pushbutton to Talk A simple buttonpress to enable Talk and another buttonpress to disable Talk Listen on Talk If Listen on Talk is on Talking on a Muted channel will...

Page 9: ...her own speakers headset This can be done in the Setup Menu Audio settings SideT Talk Is to enable your microphone audio to be transmitted to an assigned channel user or group This is done by pressin...

Page 10: ...elect channel to assign User or Group to Exit Go back ID 258 ID of User or Group assigned to the channel Exit Go Back Group Assign Group to channel User Assign User to channel None Remove assignee fro...

Page 11: ...0 5 s Isolate If you enable Talk on a channel all other channels will or will not be muted Default Off Range On Off Buzzer Enable or disable the buzzer sound that will sound if an alert is received De...

Page 12: ...ct Enabled Force Reconnect Setup Country Select region for change off frequency band Exit Go Back Europe US Japan Device Options Exit Go Back UI 2 part Select the displays UI layout This will also aff...

Page 13: ...olume Batt Low Enable or disable Battery Low warning Warning will display and alert will sound for 1 sec The interval between warnings will decrease as power is getting lower Default ON Range ON Off B...

Page 14: ...ration file on all units If you go to the setup menu clone config and check to see if more than one config is available There is an echo on the system Establish if any microphones are open close to sp...

Page 15: ...Gate Threshold Sidetone level All wired units Noise Latency mic network headphone Wireless beltpack Noise Latency mic network headphone Frequency response standard Frequency response enhanced Enhance...

Reviews: