4-743-161-19 (1)Wireless Studio

User’s Guide Version 5.61
Before using this software, please read this manual thoroughly
and retain it for future reference.

DWR-R01D/R02D/R02DN/R03D© 2018 Sony Corporation

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2[Setting lock] Window................................ 63[Receiver CH Label Settings] Window ...... 65[GP/CH display setting] Window ............... 66[Display settings] Window ......................... 66[Other settings] Window............................. 69[Network settings] Window........................ 69[Network interface settings] Window......... 70[Startup settings] Window .......................... 72[Region setting] Window............................ 72
Effects of the Diversity Setting on WirelessStudio Displays ................................. 72
About the Wireless Studio Display when
OUTPUT SWAP is Enabled ............. 75
Dante Audio Monitoring............................. 75
Open Source Software.............................. 80

Table of Contents
Using This User’s Guide.............................4
Notations Used in This User’s Guide ........... 4
About the Window Displays in This User’s
Guide ................................................... 4
Important Notes on Operation ...................4
Features .......................................................5
Preparing the Software and Devices .........6
System Requirements ................................... 6
Installing the Software.................................. 7
Setting Up the Network ................................ 8Connecting to the Network......................... 10
Parts Identification ....................................12
Menus .........................................................14
Basic Operations.......................................16
Device Detection and Monitoring .............. 16
If Problems Occur during Monitoring ........ 17
Selecting Channel Plans ............................. 18
Pairing Receiver Channels andTransmitters....................................... 20
Controlling Devices .................................... 21
Recording the Signal Environment
during Operation ............................... 23
Using Settings Files .................................... 23
Customizing the Screen Display................. 26
Behavior of Wireless Studio when SEARCH
RX is Executed.................................. 28[Device List] Window ................................29
Main Window .............................................32
Status Viewer and Meter Icons................... 32
Receiver Channel Numbering..................... 34
Sub Window...............................................36[Message Log] Tab ..................................... 36[Property List] Tab ..................................... 38[RF Chart Grapher] Tab.............................. 39[RF Chart Analyzer] Tab ............................ 46[Spectrum Analyzer] Tab ........................... 47[Simple Status Viewer] Tab........................ 49[BC-DWX Viewer] Tab ............................. 52
Setup Windows..........................................54[Property] Window ..................................... 54[Channel Plan Adviser] Window................ 58[Omit IP address list] Window ................... 63

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Using This User’s Guide

Important Notes on
Operation

This guide describes how to use the Wireless Studiosoftware for the DWR-R01D, DWR-R02D,
DWR-R02DN, and DWR-R03D Digital WirelessReceivers. (These four models are herein referred tocollectively as the “receivers.”)
To fully understand this guide, read it in conjunction with
the Operating Instructions supplied with the receivers.

Network security
Depending on the operating environment, unauthorizedthird parties on the network may be able to access the unit.
When connecting the unit to the network, be sure toconfirm that the network is protected securely. SONYWILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES OR DATALEAKS OF ANY KIND RESULTING FROMUNAUTHORIZED THIRD-PARTY ACCESS OR
SECURITY PROBLEMS OF ANY KIND.

Notations Used in This User’s Guide• Clicking a menu or button and then selecting a sub-menu
is expressed as follows: Select [Menu (or button)] >[Sub-menu name].
Example: Select [File] menu > [Open].
• Holding down one key on the keyboard while pressing
another is indicated by a “+” sign between the two keys.
Example: Press Ctrl + P.

About the Window Displays in This
User’s Guide
The window displays that appear in this guide may differ
from those on your PC, due to differences in the operating
system being used.

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The [Property List] tab allows you to display the settingsof multiple receivers and transmitters in a list, and perform
fast control operations such as applying the same settings
to all the devices simultaneously.

Features
The Wireless Studio software allows you monitor andcontrol a digital wireless system via a network.
The digital wireless system can be accessed from up to six
computers.

Recalling stored settings and monitoring
information
Information such as the setting values of devices and thearrangement of devices in the status viewer can be saved
as a file.
You can recall such information in Wireless Studio at alater time by loading these stored files.
The setting values recalled in Wireless Studio can beapplied to all the devices.

Note

Up to three computers can be connected at the same time
when using DWR-R03D software version earlier thanv1.10.

Pairing-assist function
The software includes a pairing wizard to assist in pairing,an operation that is necessary to enable remote control oftransmitters via wireless remote control.

Wireless Studio has the following features.
Device monitoring
The software includes a status viewer for monitoring theoperation statuses of the receivers, RMU-01 Remote
Control Units, and transmitters.
The status viewer allows you to monitor a list of
information that is identical to the information that appearson the initial display of the receiver.
The simple status viewer is also available for efficientmonitoring of transmitter operation statuses.
The simple status viewer narrows down the information
displayed for each receiver channel to a certain few items,
such as the RF meter, QL meter, and alerts, providing amore simplified view.
In addition, the BC-DWX Viewer is available formonitoring and controlling battery chargers.
The BC-DWX Viewer allows you to monitor the charging
statuses of the batteries in each charger and configure thecharge mode.

Save and analyze functions for signal
environment timelines
The [RF Chart Grapher] function allows you to monitor
and save the signal environment and alert information on atimeline, and the [RF Chart Analyzer] function allows you
to reference the files saved with the [RF Chart Grapher].
Save and analyze functions for all frequency
band signal environments
The [Spectrum Analyzer] function allows you to use thereceivers to perform scanning. The scanning results are
displayed as a graph, allowing you to visually confirm theexistence of interference on frequency bands. The
scanning results can be saved as a file which can be used
when comparing scanning results.

Channel plan selection function
Select a channel plan that is suitable for your signal
environment to ensure stable operations.
[Channel Plan Adviser] allows you to select a channel plan
while taking into account factors such as other TV
broadcast waves (that you researched beforehand),frequencies used by other wireless devices in the area, andfrequencies detected via the channel scan.
Error logging function
The software automatically saves log files of problems that
occur during operation. You can review the error histories
at a later time by using a text editor to view the stored log
files.
Device control function
The software allows you to control the receivers and thetransmitters that are paired with the receivers. Control
operations are performed from the [Property] window andthe [Property List] tab.
The [Property] window allows you to control a single
receiver and its paired transmitter while viewing theiroperation statuses.

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Doing so prevents interruptions in monitoring resulting
from network disconnections between Wireless Studio andthe digital wireless system caused by the computer
entering sleep mode.

Preparing the Softwareand Devices
System Requirements

For details on how to configure power settings, refer to theoperating instructions for your computer and operating
system.

A computer that meets the following requirements isrequired to run Wireless Studio.

For Windows 10
Set [Sleep] to [Never].

Item

Requirements

OS

Windows 10 (32-bit/64-bit) or Windows 11(64-bit)

CPU/RAMThe recommended specifications differ
depending on the number of digital wirelessreceivers connected.

Graphics
cardVideo memory of 128 MB or higher isrecommended

Disk space

1 GB or more

Monitor1280 × 1024 dots or more recommended

Other

English display support
100Base-TX LAN card
CD-ROM drive

Recommended specifications
The recommended specifications for the computer basedon the number of displays and the number of connecteddigital wireless receivers are as follows.
Refer to this when preparing the computer to be used.

For Windows 11
Set [When plugged in, put my device to sleep after] to[Never].

When using one display• When up to 24 digital wireless receivers are connected
CPU: Pentium Dual-Core CPU 2.40 GHz or higher
RAM: 2 GB or higher• When up to 32 digital wireless receivers are connected
CPU: Pentium Dual-Core CPU 2.60 GHz or higher
RAM: 2 GB or higher• When up to 41 digital wireless receivers are connected
CPU: Pentium Dual-Core CPU 2.60 GHz or higher
RAM: 2 GB or higher
When using two displays• When up to 24 digital wireless receivers are connected
CPU: Pentium Dual-Core CPU 2.60 GHz or higher
RAM: 2 GB or higher• When up to 32 digital wireless receivers are connected
CPU: Pentium Dual-Core CPU 2.60 GHz or higher
RAM: 2 GB or higher• When up to 41 digital wireless receivers are connected
CPU: Core i5 2.67 GHz or higher
RAM: 4 GB or higher

Recommended display settings
We recommend configuring display settings as follows on
the computer that will run Wireless Studio.
Running the software under other display settings may
result in distorted screen displays.
For details on how to configure display settings, refer tothe operating instructions for your computer andoperating system.

Recommended power settings
We recommend disabling sleep mode as follows on thecomputer that will run Wireless Studio.

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For Windows 10
Select [100%], [125%], or [150%].

Select from the Windows default themes for the theme.

Installing the Software
Notes

Select from [Windows Default Themes] for the theme.

• If the older version of Wireless Studio is alreadyinstalled in the PC, uninstall it (see page 8).
• Quit all applications before installing the software.
• Be sure to log in as the administrator.
• Before installing the software, perform Windows
Update to update to the latest operating system.
Notes on installation
The installation procedure below describes the operationon the PC that runs Windows 10. Note that the procedure
may vary according to the operating system.

1 Download the installer for the latest version ofWireless Studio from the following URL.
http://www.sony.jp/pro-audio
For Windows 11
Select [100%], [125%], or [150%].

2 Extract the downloaded compressed file, and doubleclick “setup.exe.”
InstallShield Wizard starts.

3 Select the language, and click [OK].
The [Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for
Wireless Studio] screen appears.
• When an older version of Wireless Studio is alreadyinstalled:
Uninstallation of the older version is not necessary.
• When reinstalling Wireless Studio 5:
Uninstall the existing instance of Wireless Studio 5
before reinstalling.
For details on uninstallation, see “To uninstall thesoftware” on page 8.

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If .NET Framework 4.8 is not installed
If .NET Framework 4.8 is not installed, an installation
dialog box will appear. Follow its instructions, andperform installation.

• If you are using a standard line connection, consult yournetwork administrator.

Gateways

4 Click [Next].

• If you are using a router, configure the gateway address
for the router.
• Specify appropriate settings for the DWR-R03D and
BC-DWX1 gateway settings.

5 Read the user agreement for the software, select [Iaccept the terms in the license agreement], and click[Next].

For details on configuring the DWR-R03D gateway
setting, refer to the Operating Instructions supplied with
the DWR-R03D.

6 Click [Next].
The [Choose an area] screen appears.

7 Select your region, and click [Next].

For details on configuring the BC-DWX1 gateway setting,refer to the User’s Guide for BC-DWX Setting Tool.

8 Confirm the installation location, and change it if

Notes

necessary.

• Version 1.30 or later is required in order to configure thegateway for the DWR-R03D.
• Version 1.10 or later is required in order to configure thegateway for the BC-DWX1.

To change the location, click [Change...] and specify
the installation location in the dialog box that appears.

9 Click [Next].

Receiver network settings

10 Click [Install].

Make settings on the front panel of the receiver.

Installation starts.
When the necessary files are copied to the hard disk,
the [InstallShield Wizard Completed] screen appears.

For details on making the settings, refer to the Operating
Instructions supplied with the receiver.

11 Click [Finish].

RMU-01 network settings

To uninstall the software

Make settings by using the Setting Tool software suppliedwith the RMU-01.

Note

For details on making the settings, refer to the User’s
Guide supplied with the RMU-01 Setting Tool.

The uninstallation procedure below describes theoperation on the PC that runs Windows 10. Note that theprocedure may vary according to the operating system.

Battery charger network settings

Click and select [Add or Remove Programs] in the
Windows Control Panel, then select [Wireless Studio]from the list, and then delete it.

Make settings by using the BC-DWX Setting Tool
software.
You can download BC-DWX Setting Tool from thefollowing website.
http://www.sony.jp/pro-audio

Setting Up the Network

For details, refer to the User’s Guide for BC-DWX Setting
Tool.

Configure the network connection settings for thereceivers, RMU-01, battery chargers, and computer.

PC network settings

IP addresses and subnet masks

The following procedure explains the setting operations
using the Windows 10 operating system.

• If you are not using a standard network line connection,
configure the following private address. Configure
values that are unique within the network for the “*”value.
IP Address: 192.168.0.*
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 (fixed length)

For details on how to make network settings with otheroperating systems, refer to the help of the operating systemthat you use.

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1 Select [Start] > [Windows System] > [Control Panel].

4 Right-click the [Ethernet] icon, and click [Properties].

If the “Do you want to allow this app to make changes
to your device” dialog appears, click [Yes].

2 Click [View network status and tasks].

5 Double-click [Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/
IPv4)].

3 Click [Change adapter settings].
The Internet protocol (TCP/IPv4) properties window
appears.

6 Click [Use the following IP address], and then enter
the IP address in the IP address field.
Note

Make sure not to use an IP address that is alreadyassigned to another device on the network.

7 Enter the subnet mask into the subnet mask field.
Note

If you configure a value other than “255 255 255 0,”
the search for the receiver on the network will take along time.

98 If configuring a gateway, enter the gateway address in

10 Click [Close] to close the local area connection

the default gateway field.

properties window.

9 Click [OK] to close the internet protocol (TCP/IPv4)
properties window.

Connecting to the Network
When not using a router
ReceiverPC

Hub

RMU-01

Battery charger

Use straight LAN cables to connect the receivers, RMU-01, battery chargers, and computer via a hub. When the network
connection is correctly made, the LED on the LAN connector area at the rear of the receiver lights up green.
Connect the devices required for system operation to the rear panel of the receiver.

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When using a router
The following shows IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway configuration examples.
System without gateway settingPC
Hub
RMU-01

Battery charger

IP address: 192.168.0.100
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Default gateway: 192.168.0.254

Receiver1)

Set the IP address of each device to 192.168.0.xxx(where xxx is unique to each device).
Configuration of a gateway address is not required.

Router2)

System with gateway setting

Receiver

HubBattery charger
1) IP address: 192.168.0.254
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
2) IP address: 192.168.1.254
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

Set the IP address of each device to 192.168.1.xxx(where xxx is unique to each device).
Set the gateway address to 192.168.1.254.

Notes• Version 1.30 or later is required in order to configure the gateway for the DWR-R03D.
• Version 1.10 or later is required in order to configure the gateway for the BC-DWX1.

For details on connecting devices, refer to the Operating Instructions supplied with the receiver.
Notes• If the LED on the LAN connector area at the rear of the receiver does not light up green, check the connection.
• For connections, use a category 5 or superior LAN cable with a maximum length of 100 m (330 ft). If the connection
requires a total cable length exceeding 100 m (330 ft), use a hub between the PC and the device.
• Use the cross cables when directly connecting the PC and the devices.
• Do not touch the LAN connector directly with your hands. The transfer of static electricity may result in malfunction of
the unit. As static electricity can discharge from your body and clothes, be sure to remove any static electricity before
connecting or disconnecting the LAN cable.

11Parts Identificationa Menus
Click on a menu to display the commands in that menu.

Display settings: Opens the [Display settings] window.
Use this to specify whether to display certain setting items
and buttons.

For details, see “Menus” on page 14.
For details, see “[Display settings] Window” on page 66.
b Toolbar
The following settings are available on the toolbar.
Main display: Selects the display mode for the main
window.
When [Detail] is selected, the status viewer is displayed in
the main window. This allows detailed status monitoringof each channel.
When [Simple] is selected, the simple status viewer isdisplayed in the main window. This allows basic statusmonitoring of each channel. The display size for eachchannel’s information can also be changed.

Load settings: Executes the selected function ([All Rxs],[All Rxs and Txs], or [Select Rxs and Txs]).
All Rxs: Applies the settings to all digital wirelessreceivers.
All Rxs and Txs: Applies the settings to all digital
wireless receivers and transmitters.
Select Rxs and Txs: Applies the settings to the selecteddigital wireless receivers and transmitters.
Offline / Online: Switches between online mode andoffline mode.

Note

c Main window
When [Main display] is set to [Detail] or [Simple], thestatus viewer or the simple status viewer is displayed,
respectively. Information obtained from the receivers is
displayed, regardless of the display mode. This allows you
to monitor signal reception, audio levels, and other status
information for the receivers.

When [Main display] is set to [Simple], the following
operations cannot be performed.
• Registering receiver channels to pages other than the[All tuners] page.
• Changing the display positions of receiver channels in
pages other than the [All tuners] page.
• Adding, deleting, or renaming pages.

For details, see “Main Window” on page 32.
For details, see “Changing the display mode of the main
window” on page 26.

12[RF Chart Analyzer] tab
Allows you to view the information saved in the RF Chart
Grapher tab.

The following settings are also available.
Group control settings: Changes the setting of each
respective button for all the receiver channels displayed in
the status viewer at one time.

For details, see “[RF Chart Analyzer] Tab” on page 46.

NoteThis does not appear under factory default settings.

[Spectrum Analyzer] tab
Allows you to confirm the signal reception status of theused frequency bands obtained from the receivers.

All muting: Enables audio output muting for all thereceiver channels displayed in the status viewer.
All unmuting: Disables audio output muting for all thereceiver channels displayed in the status viewer.

For details, see “[Spectrum Analyzer] Tab” on page 47.
[Simple Status Viewer] tab
Allows you to narrow down the receiver channel
information registered to each status viewer page to acertain few items, such as the RF meter, QL meter, andalerts, and display only those items.

Clear AF Peak hold: Releases the hold status of the AF
level meters that appear in the status viewer.
For details, see “[Other settings] Window” on page 69.
You can select whether to display or hide [All muting],[All unmuting], and [Clear AF Peak hold] in the [Display
settings] window.

For details, see “[Simple Status Viewer] Tab” on page 49.
[BC-DWX Viewer] tab
Allows you to monitor the charging statuses of the battery
chargers on the network and control the charge mode.

For details, see “[Display settings] Window” on page 66.
d [Device List] window
Lists the receivers, RMU-01 units, and battery chargers
that exist on the network.
The devices in the list can be registered to the status viewer
for monitoring, or controlled by opening their [Property]
windows.

For details, see “[BC-DWX Viewer] Tab” on page 52.

For details, see “[Device List] Window” on page 29.
e Sub window
Consists of the following tabs:[Message Log] tab
Displays warnings and error messages that occurred for
devices. The warnings and error messages that appear here
are automatically saved as log files.
For details, see “[Message Log] Tab” on page 36.
[Property List] tab
Displays a list of setting values for multiple receivers andtransmitters. The devices displayed here are those that areregistered to the pages displayed in the status viewer. You
can control the receivers and transmitters by selecting thecells in the list and modifying the settings.
For details, see “[Property List] Tab” on page 38.
[RF Chart Grapher] tab
Records the signal reception status obtained from thereceivers and up to 24 hours worth of warnings related to
the reception status.
For details, see “[RF Chart Grapher] Tab” on page 39.

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Default Size and Layout: Restores the size and layout of
windows to their default state from immediately after
installation.
Device List: Shows or hides the [Device List].
Status Viewer: Shows or hides the status viewer.
Message Log: Shows or hides the [Message Log] tab of
the sub window.
Property List: Shows or hides the [Property List] tab of
the sub window.
RF Chart Grapher: Shows or hides the [RF Chart
Grapher] tab of the sub window.
RF Chart Analyzer: Shows or hides the [RF Chart
Analyzer] tab of the sub window.
Spectrum Analyzer: Shows or hides the [Spectrum
Analyzer] tab of the sub window.
Simple Status Viewer: Shows or hides the [Simple Status
Viewer] tab of the sub window.
BC-DWX Viewer: Shows or hides the [BC-DWX
Viewer] tab of the sub window.

Menus[File] menu
This menu allows you to load existing setting files andsave settings.
The [File] menu has the following commands.
Notes• The [New], [Open], and [Save] commands can only be
used in offline mode.
• Setting files created in Wireless Studio 2.01 or later canbe used in Wireless Studio 5.1x.
• If you open a settings file created using Wireless Studio
3.02 or earlier in Wireless Studio 5.1x or later, all thetransmitter settings are restored to the DWT-B01 default
values. Reconfigure the settings before applying thesettings to the transmitters.
• If a settings file created in Wireless Studio 5.30 isopened in Wireless Studio 5.00 to 5.22, the settings are
not applied correctly. Use version 5.30 or later for files
created in Wireless Studio 5.30.
• If a settings file created in Wireless Studio 4.10 to 4.52
is opened in Wireless Studio 5.30, the message“Wireless Studio cannot read Channel Plan Adviser andSpectrum Analyzer information because of file error.”
will appear. In this case, re-save the file using WirelessStudio 5.30.
• If [Load settings] is implemented using a dwl file in
Wireless Studio 5.50 or earlier, the CHANNEL LABEL
setting for DWR-R03D is disabled. Open the [File]menu, specify a name in the [Property] window or[Channel Label] in [Property List], and then reconfigure
settings. Or, reconfigure [Receiver channel label] in[Receiver CH Label Setting] after executing [Loadsettings].

[Device] menu
This menu allows you to make network connection
settings for each device.
The [Device] menu has the following commands:
Online monitoring and control: Switches between
online mode and offline mode. The system is in online
mode when the check mark appears next to the command,and offline mode when the check mark is cleared.
Load settings: Applies the setting values configured in
Wireless Studio to the receivers and transmitters (available
in offline mode only).
For details, see “Using Settings Files” on page 23.
Add a new device: Opens the [Add a new device]window. Use this when entering IP addresses to add
devices to the device window manually.

New: Creates a new settings file.
Open: Opens a setting file.
Save: Saves the current settings to a setting file that isalready open by overwriting the contents of the file. For
setting files that are still unnamed, this command can beused in the same way as the [Save as] command to add aname to a setting file before saving it.
Save as: Adds a name to the current settings and saves
them to a setting file (file extension: dwl3).
Exit: Exits the Wireless Studio software.

For details, see “Manually adding a receiver/battery
charger/RMU-01 to the [Device List] window” onpage 30.
Search devices: Automatically detects the digital wirelessreceivers, RMU-01 units, and battery chargers on the same
subnet (available in online mode only).
Omit IP address list: Opens the [Omit IP address list]
window (available in offline mode only).
For details, see “[Omit IP address list] Window” onpage 63.

[View] menu
This menu allows you to show or hide each window, andrestore the size and layout of each window to their default
state from immediately after installation.
The [View] menu has the following commands:

Setting lock: Opens the [Setting lock] window. Use this todisable or enable the modification of receiver andtransmitter settings from Wireless Studio.
For details, see “[Setting lock] Window” on page 63.

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Startup settings: Opens the [Startup settings] window.
Use this to configure startup operations for WirelessStudio.

Pairing wizard: Opens the [Pairing Wizard] dialog box.
Use this to pair receiver channels and transmitters.
For details, see “Pairing Receiver Channels andTransmitters” on page 20.

For details, see “[Startup settings] Window” on page 72.
Region setting: Opens the [Region setting] window. Use
this when you want to use a receiver model from a region
other than the region selected during Wireless Studioinstallation.

Channel Plan Adviser: Opens the [Channel Plan Adviser]
window. Use this to select channel plans using [Channel
Plan Adviser].
For details, see “Selecting Channel Plans” on page 18
and “[Channel Plan Adviser] Window” on page 58.

For details, see “[Region setting] Window” on page 72.

[Option] menu

[About] menu

The [Option] menu has the following commands:
Receiver CH Label Settings: Opens the [Receiver CH
Label Settings] window. Use this to configure labels foreach receiver channel.

The [About] menu has the following commands:
Link to Message Log: Opens the folder in which log files
for warnings and error messages are stored. Messages thatappear in the [Message Log] tab of the sub window areautomatically saved as log files.
System version information: Opens the [System version
information] window. Displays the versions of thereceivers, battery chargers, and RMU-01 units on the
network, and the transmitter versions received from thetransmitters by the receivers.
Version information: Indicates the version of the
Wireless Studio software.

For details, see “[Receiver CH Label Settings] Window”
on page 65.
GP/CH Display settings: Opens the [GP/CH display
setting] window. Use this to configure the settings for thegroups and channels displayed on Wireless Studio.
For details, see “[GP/CH display setting] Window” onpage 66.
Display settings: Opens the [Display settings] window.
Use this to specify whether to display certain setting items
and buttons.
For details, see “[Display settings] Window” on page 66.
Other settings: Opens the [Other settings] window.
Configure the peak level hold condition of the AF/PEAK
level meter, reception level units, and the ATT/Gaindisplay of the transmitter.
For details, see “[Other settings] Window” on page 69.
Network settings: Opens the [Network settings] window.
Displays the network settings of the receivers, battery
chargers, and RMU-01 units on the network.
For details, see “[Network settings] Window” on page 69.
Network interface settings: Opens the [Network
interface settings] window.
You can set network interface card settings and the IP
address range of devices to monitor using this software.
You can also configure network interface card settings for
Dante Virtual Soundcard from Audinate.
For details, see “[Network interface settings] Window” onpage 70.

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Device Detection and Monitoring

Basic Operations

1 Select [Start] > [Sony] > [Wireless Studio].
Wireless Studio operates in one of two modes, online
mode and offline mode.

2 Place a check mark next to [Online monitoring andcontrol] in the [Device] menu.

Online mode
Online mode is used to enable real-time communication
between the receivers, battery chargers, and RMU-01 units
via the network, and allow monitoring and control of thedevices.

The system enters online mode, and the receivers,
battery chargers, and RMU-01 units are automaticallydetected and added to the [Device List] window.
Receivers that are added to the device list areautomatically registered to the [All tuners] page of thestatus viewer where they can then be monitored.

Device Detection and Monitoring (page 16)
Locate the receivers, battery chargers, and RMU-01 units on
the network, and enable monitoring for these devices. This
operation is necessary for the pairing and device control
operations that follow.

For more information on window contents, see “Status
Viewer and Meter Icons” on page 32.
Noter

The Windows firewall or your security software’s
firewall may prevent devices from being detected
automatically. If the devices are not detected
automatically, disable the firewall settings.

Selecting Channel Plans (page 18)
Scan the signal environment using the channel scanfunction of the receiver, and view the results while selecting
the channel plan.

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Pairing Receiver Channels and Transmitters (page 20)
Pairing is necessary to enable control of the transmitters via
wireless remote control. Use the pairing wizard in WirelessStudio to pair receivers and transmitters.

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Controlling Devices (page 21)
Perform device controls from the [Property] window and the[Property List] tab of the sub window.

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Click the B icon to
the left of a receivericon to display thereceiver channels.

Recording the Signal Environment during Operation(page 23)
Record the signal levels and changes in QL for each
receiver. Warnings related to signal reception and QL will
also be recorded.

Offline mode
Offline mode is used for settings file operations (saving,recalling, etc.), and applying the settings displayed in
Wireless Studio to all devices simultaneously.

To monitor a particular set of receiver channels
Display a page in the status viewer other than the [Alltuners] page, and register receiver channels manually tomonitor only the receiver channels that you select.
You can view the receiver channel that is selected in thedevice list in the status viewer by dropping it in the status
viewer via your mouse.

Using Settings Files (page 23)
Setting values for receivers and transmitters can be saved
as files. You can recall previously used setting values by
opening a stored settings file and applying it to the devices.

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The following methods are available for selecting receiverchannels.
• When you click a single receiver channel, that receiverchannel is selected.

If Problems Occur during Monitoring
See the following table to remedy the problem.
Problem• When you click a receiver, the two receiver channels thatare built into that receiver are selected.

• When you click receiver channels while holding down
the Shift key or Ctrl key, all of the clicked receiverchannels are selected.

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RemedyThe receiver is The host name or IP
not recognized. address is alreadyassigned to anotherdevice.

Check the hostname or IP
address settings.

It takes long
until thereceiver isrecognized.

If the network has a PC
that is connected to abroadband router or theInternet, it may takeseveral minutes torecognize the receiver.

Construct a
separate
network apartfrom the one
containing thePC with thebroadbandrouter or theInternetconnection.

In the dialog
box indicating
the receiver
detection
results, anabnormal value
appears in the
IP address
field.

If your PC is equippedwith or connected to amodem or ISDN router,the Wireless Studiosoftware may not
function properly when
you start it up wheneither of the conditions
described below exist.
This is because the PC
will attempt to detectdevice through themodem or router.
• The receiver is turned
off.
• The LAN cable isdisconnected.

Turn on thereceiver andmake sure the
LAN cable isconnected.

The receiver is
not detected
automatically.

The Windows firewall or Disable theyour security software’s firewall settings
firewall may preventon the computer.
devices from being
detected automatically.

The “WirelessStudiodetected
versionunmatch with
DWR-R01D.
Please update
the firmware of
DWR-R01D tover.1.20 orlater” message
appears, andmonitoring is
disabled.

Wireless Studio Ver. 3.0
or later supports Ver.
1.20 or later of the
DWR-R01D firmware.

Note

In version 5.50 and later, receiver channels can beregistered on pages other than the All tuners page evenwhen [Main display] is set to [Simple] and the simple
status viewer is displayed in the main window.

Cause

Update thefirmware of thereceivers. For
details, contact
your Sonydealer.

Problem

Cause

RemedyAfter switching
to online modeor executing[Load settings],
the “The
network
interface card
is disabled,
please confirm
network
interfacesettings in
Option menu or
the network
adapter setting
in control panel
for OS.”
messageappears.

When [Layer 3
switching] in [Network
interface settings] is set
to [Not available]:
The network interface
card of the PC isdisabled.
When [Layer 3
switching] in [Network
interface settings] is set
to [Available]:
The network interface
selected in [Network
interface settings] in the[Option] menu isdisabled.

When [Layer 3
switching] in[Networkinterfacesettings] is set to[Not available]:
Open thenetwork adapter
settings in thecontrol panel,and check that atleast one
network interface
card is enabled.
When [Layer 3
switching] in[Networkinterfacesettings] is set to[Available]:
Check that the
network interface
selected in[Networkinterfacesettings] in the[Option] menu isenabled in the
network adapter
settings in thecontrol panel.

After switching
to online modeor executing[Load settings],
the “Please
input at leastone IP range
for yourdevices, pleaseconfirm
network
interfacesettings in
Option menu.”
messageappears.

[IP address range
settings] in [Network
interface settings] in the[Option] menu is notconfigured.

Selecting Channel Plans
To ensure stable operations, select a channel plan that issuitable for your signal environment.
In Wireless Studio, you can ensure more stable operations
by performing the procedure found in [Channel Plan
Adviser] to select channel plans.
The following modes are available in [Channel Plan
Adviser].
Basic mode: This mode allows you to select a channel planthat avoids signal interferences detected by the receiver’s
channel scan function.
Advanced mode: In addition to performing channel scan
as in basic mode, this mode allows you to select a channel
plan while taking into account frequencies that are being
used by known TV broadcasts or other wireless devices.
For details, see “[Channel Plan Adviser] Window” onpage 58.
This section describes how to select channel plans using
the simpler basic mode.
For details on selecting channel plans using advanced
mode, see “Selecting the channel plan” on page 59.

1 Place a check mark next to [Online monitoring andEnter the IP
address range ofthe devices
being used in [IPaddress range
settings] in[Networkinterfacesettings] in the[Option] menu.

control] in the [Device] menu.
The system enters online mode, and the receivers areautomatically detected and added to the [Device List]
window.

2 Select [Device] menu > [Channel Plan Adviser].
The following screen appears, and [Channel Plan
Adviser] starts.

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3 Select [Basic mode], and click [Next >].

Loaded from cpa file: Select this to use channel plansthat were selected during previous uses of [Channel
Plan Adviser].
User define: Select this to use user defined channelplans.

The following screen appears.

Note

The recommended channel plan when “Sony preset:high density [Digital system only]” is selected cannot
be assigned to the DWR-R01D, DWR-R02D, or
DWR-R02DN.

7 Click [Next >].
The following screen appears.
The receivers for which channel scan will be
performed will be displayed here for each frequency
band.

4 Click [Start scan].
Channel scan is performed, and the results are plottedon the frequency spectrum display in the upper part ofthe screen.

5 Click [Next >].
The following screen appears.
The selected channel plan is assigned to the receivers
here.
When [Receiver’s band block] or [Receiver’s band] isselected in [Channel filtering], a channel plan is
extracted according to the [BAND BLOCK] or[BAND] setting of the digital wireless receiver. This
allows you to assign a channel plan without changing
the [BAND BLOCK] or [BAND] setting of the digital
wireless receiver.
For details on the [Channel filtering] setting, see“Extracting a channel plan” on page 62.
Candidate channel plans and the number of receivers
that can use the channel plans at the same time will be
displayed here for each frequency band.

8 Click [Auto].
The channel plan is assigned automatically.

6 Select the [Group type] to use for each frequency band.

Note

Select the group type based on the device
configuration.
Sony preset: standard [Digital system only]: Selectthis when only Sony digital wireless systems are used
(up to 48-ch channel plans are supported).
Sony preset: high density [Digital system only]:Select this when only Sony digital wireless systems
are used (up to 64-ch channel plans are supported).
Sony preset GP [With Sony analog system]: Selectthis when the configuration also includes Sony analog
wireless systems.

You can also assign channels one at a time by selecting
the receiver and frequency, and clicking the T button.

9 Click [Next >].
Configuration of the assigned channel plan starts forthe receivers.
If the receivers are already paired with transmitters,
the configuration is also sent to the transmitters.
The following screen appears.

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10 If necessary, enable or disable [Reflect recommended
GP/CH], and then click [Finish].

3 Click [Next >].

[Channel Plan Adviser] closes.
If the [Reflect recommended GP/CH] checkbox isselected, only the groups and channels recommended
by [Channel Plan Adviser] will be selectable on
Wireless Studio. The groups and channels
recommended by [Channel Plan Adviser] will be
displayed in the [Spectrum Analyzer] tab of the sub
window.

The following screen appears.

Pairing Receiver Channels andTransmitters
To enable remote control of transmitters via wirelessremote control, each receiver channel must be paired witha transmitter.
By using the pairing wizard in Wireless Studio to perform
this operation, you can perform pairing for multiple
channels with ease.

The receiver channels for all the receivers that appear
in the device list appear here.

Perform pairing with the pairing wizard as follows.

4 Select the receiver channel for pairing, and click

1 Place a check mark next to [Online monitoring and[Next >].

control] in the Device menu.

The following screen appears.

The system enters online mode, and the receivers,
battery chargers, and RMU-01 units are automaticallydetected and added to the device list window.

2 Select [Device] menu > [Pairing wizard].
The following screen appears, and the pairing wizard
starts.

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5 Operate the transmitter for pairing to set it to pairingmode, and click [Next >].

Controlling Devices

When the transmitter is detected, the following screen
appears.

You can control devices from the [Property] window andthe [Property List] tab of the sub window in WirelessStudio.
The [Property] window displays information about the
selected receiver. You can configure settings in the[Property] window while viewing the meter icons in theupper part of the window.
The [Property List] tab of the sub window displays a list ofsettings for the receiver channels and transmittersdisplayed in the status viewer. You can configure settings
for multiple receiver channels and transmitterssimultaneously in the [Property List] tab.

Controlling devices from the [Property]
window
Perform the following to control devices from the[Property] window.

6 Select the transmitter for pairing, and click [Next >].

1 Place a check mark next to [Online monitoring andInformation regarding remote control is exchanged
between the receiver and the transmitter.
When the information exchange is complete, thefollowing screen appears.

control] in the [Device] menu.
The system enters online mode, and the receivers areautomatically detected and added to the device list
window.

2 Perform one of the following to open the [Property]
window.
• Select a receiver or receiver channel in the device
list, and click the [Property] window button in theupper part of the device list window.

The names of receiver channels and transmitters thathave already been paired appear here.
The [Transmitter Name] column to the right of thereceiver channels will be blank for receivers that have
not yet been paired.
If receiver channels that have not yet been paired exist,
click [Continue] and pair the channels by repeating theabove procedure from step 3.

• Right-click a receiver or receiver channel in thedevice list, and select [Property] in the context menu
that appears.

7 When all necessary pairings are complete, click[Finish].
The wizard closes.
The receiver channels and transmitters are now paired, andremote control via wireless remote control is enabled.

21• Select and double-click the meter icons displayed in
the simple status viewer.

• Right-click the meter icons that appear in the status
viewer, and select [Property] in the context menu
that appears.

3 Configure the settings in the [Property] window.
Changes to the settings are sent to receiver channels
and transmitters immediately and applied.

• Right-click the meter icons that appear in the simple
status viewer, and select [Property] in the context
menu that appears.

• On the [Device List] tab, select and double-click a
digital wireless receiver or receiver channel.

For details on the settings in the [Property] window, see“[Property] Window” on page 54.

Controlling devices from the [Property
List] tab of the sub window• Select and double-click the meter icons displayed in
the status viewer.

Perform the following to control devices from the[Property List] tab of the sub window.

1 Place a check mark next to [Online monitoring andcontrol] in the [Device] menu.
The system enters online mode, and the receivers areautomatically detected and added to the device list
window.

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2 Click the [Property List] tab in the sub window.
The [Property List] tab appears.
Receiver channels that are registered to the status
viewer appear in the [Property List] tab.
If the receiver channel for which you want to configure
settings does not appear in the [Property List] tab,display the page on which the receiver channel isregistered in the status viewer, or register the receiverchannel to the status viewer.

2 When you are finished with operations, click [Save all]to save the acquired RF and QL data.
The following dialog box appears.

For details on changing the page displayed in thestatus viewer, see “Status Viewer and Meter Icons” onpage 32.
For details on how to register receiver channels to thestatus viewer, see “To monitor a particular set ofreceiver channels” on page 16.

3 Click a cell displayed in the list of setting values in the[Property List] tab, and configure the setting.
Changes to the settings are sent to receivers andtransmitters immediately and applied.

3 Select the folder in which you want to save the data,and click [OK].
For details on the settings in the [Property List] taband how to change them, see “[Property List] Tab” onpage 38.

The RF and QL data for all the receiver channels is
saved under the selected folder.
You can display the saved data in the [RF Chart
Analyzer].

Recording the Signal Environment
during Operation

For details on the [RF Chart Analyzer], see “[RFChart Analyzer] Tab” on page 46.

You can use the [RF Chart Grapher] in Wireless Studio torecord information on the signal environment and any
alerts that occurred during operation. This allows you todetermine the cause-and-effect relationship between thesignal environment and specific alerts.
This section describes the process between starting thesignal environment monitoring and saving.

Using Settings Files
Wireless Studio allows you to save device settings as files.
By recalling the settings stored in a file and applying themto devices using the [Load settings] function, you can reusepreviously configured settings.
After recalling settings from a file, you can also edit thesetting values in Wireless Studio without connecting to thedevices on the network. You can create new system
configurations that are based on previous setting
environments by applying the settings edited in WirelessStudio to the devices.

For further details on operations, see “[RF Chart
Grapher] Tab” on page 39.

1 Place a check mark next to [Online monitoring andcontrol] in the [Device] menu.
The system enters online mode, the receivers areautomatically detected and added to the device list
window, and monitoring of the signal environment
starts.

The following items are stored in a settings file.
• Setting values for each device that appears in the device
list.

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device when changing the [Receiver Model] and[Transmitter Type] settings.

• Positions of meter icons registered in the status viewer.
• Omit IP address list settings• List of settings in [IP address range settings] in [Network
interface settings]

Opening files and applying settings

1 Remove the check mark next to [Online monitoring

Saving the settings as files

and control] in the [Device] menu.

1 Remove the check mark next to [Online monitoring

The system enters offline mode.

and control] in the [Device] menu.

2 Select [File] menu > [Open].

The system enters offline mode.

2 Select [File] menu > [Save as].

3 Select the previously saved file, and click [OK].

The current configurations are saved as a settings file.

The information stored in the file is displayed on the
Wireless Studio screen.
Edit the settings here if necessary.

Note

When saving transmitter settings, make sure that thetransmitters are active and that signals are received
properly. If the information is not received properly froma transmitter, the factory default settings of that transmitter
will be saved.

4 Select [All Receiver’s settings], [All Receiver’s and
All Transmitter’s settings], or [Select Receiver’s andTransmitter’s settings] from [Device] menu > [Loadsettings].
The settings are applied to the devices. The devices towhich the settings are applied will depend on theoption you selected.

Opening files and editing settings

1 Remove the check mark next to [Online monitoring
and control] in the [Device] menu.

If [All Receiver’s settings] is selected
The settings are applied to all the receivers that appear
in the device list.

The system enters offline mode.

2 Select [File] menu > [Open].

If [All Receiver’s and All Transmitter’ssettings] is selected
The settings are applied to all the receivers that appear
in the device list and their paired transmitters.

3 Select the previously saved file, and click [OK].
The information stored in the file is displayed on the
Wireless Studio screen.

If [Select Receiver’s and Transmitter’ssettings] is selected
The [Load settings] window. The settings are applied
to the digital wireless receivers and transmittersselected in the [Load settings] window.

4 Edit the setting values.
Settings values can be edited in the [Property] windowor the [Property List] tab of the sub window.
For details on changing the settings, see “[Property
List] Tab” on page 38 and “[Property] Window” onpage 54.
When you are finished editing, save the settings to a file ifnecessary.
Note

You can change the [Receiver Model] and [Transmitter
Type] settings when editing settings in offline mode.
However, if you specify a setting that differs from theactual setting of the device, an inconsistency will occur
when you apply the setting using the [Load settings]
function. The cells for these [Receiver Model] and[Transmitter Type] settings will be displayed in yellow.
Make sure to use the actual model name and type of the24

2 Click the [Save as] button in the [Save Single Settings]

If for some reason the stored values could not beapplied to a setting item, the cell for that item will be
displayed in yellow in the [Property List] tab. In suchcases, make sure to check the status and setting valuesof the devices.

window that appears.

Notes• The following conditions must be met for the settings tobe applied to the receivers.
- The IP addresses of the receivers that appear in thedevice list must be the actual IP addresses of the units.
- The [Receiver Model] settings must be the actualmodels of the receivers.
• The following conditions must be met for the settings tobe applied to the transmitters.
- The transmitters are paired.
- The [Transmitter Type] settings must be the actual
types of the paired transmitters.
- The transmitters are within the wireless remote control
service area.

Using individual settings files forindividual devices

3 Enter a file name in the file save dialog box thatappears, and click the [Save] button.

Wireless Studio allows you to save individual settings files
for individual devices. You can recall previous settings byloading settings that were previously saved to a file andapplying them to a device.
Note

Only the setting values of a device are stored to the file.
To save the individual settings of a device to a file

1 Right-click the device for which you want to savesettings in the device list, and select [Save Single
Settings] in the context menu that appears.

Note

When saving transmitter settings, make sure that thetransmitter is turned on and that the signals can be received
properly. If the information from the transmitter is notreceived properly, the factory default settings of thattransmitter will be saved.
To open a previously saved individual settings
file and apply its settings

1 Right-click the device to which you want to apply thesettings in the device list, and select [Load Single
Settings] in the context menu that appears.

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2 Select the individual settings file and click the [Open]List] tab, so be sure to check the device’s status andsettings.

button in the file selection dialog box that appears.

Customizing the Screen Display
Changing the display mode of the main
window
You can change the display mode for the main window via
the [Main display] setting on the toolbar.
Detail: Displays the status viewer in the main window.
When [Detail] is selected, you can view the status viewer
and simple status viewer at the same time by selecting the[Simple Status Viewer] tab in the sub window.
In addition, as each tab of the sub window can be displayed
in a window that is separate from Wireless Studio, you candisplay Wireless Studio on your main monitor and display
the separated simple status viewer on a different monitor.

3 Verify the content of the selected individual setting
file and click the [Load Settings] button in the [LoadSingle Settings] window that appears.

For details on separating sub-window tabs, see “To
separate a sub-window tab from Wireless Studio” onpage 27.
Simple: Displays the simple status viewer in the main
window. This mode is ideal for basic monitoring on asingle monitor, as the simple status viewer cannot be
separated from Wireless Studio (which is possible when
[Detail] is selected).
Note

When you switch from [Detail] to [Simple], the screen
layout of Wireless Studio is stored and only the main
window switches to simple display mode. When you
switch from [Simple] to [Detail], the main window
switches to detailed display mode and the stored screen
layout is restored. As a result, if you change the screen
layout of Wireless Studio during simple display mode, thechanges will not be reflected when you switch back todetailed display mode.

Note

If [Load settings] is implemented using an sdwr file in
Wireless Studio 5.50 or earlier, the CHANNEL LABEL
setting for DWR-R03D is disabled. To use files for
Wireless Studio 5.50 or earlier, reconfigure [Receiverchannel label] in [Receiver CH Label Setting] after
executing [Load settings].

Displaying the sub-window tabs indifferent locations

4 Click [Yes] in the confirmation dialog box for

To display a sub-window tab in the main window
You can move individual sub-window tabs to the left,right, or below the status viewer in the main window.
This section describes how to moving the [RF Chart
Grapher] tab to the right of the status viewer.

applying the settings to the device.

1 Select a sub-window tab, and drag it near the status
viewer.
The settings saved to the individual settings file are applied
to the device.
Settings that could not be applied to the device forwhatever reason will appear in yellow in the [Property

An icon appears.
Note

Do not release the mouse button.

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2 Drop the tab on one of the buttons that appear on theicon.

By dragging and dropping the [Simple Status Viewer] tabwithin the screen of a second monitor and maximizing its
display, you can monitor Wireless Studio on your firstmonitor and monitor the simple status viewer on yoursecond monitor at the same time.
• First monitor
To separate a sub-window tab from WirelessStudioYou can display individual sub-window tabs in a windowthat is separate from Wireless Studio.
To separate a tab, select the sub-window tab, and then dragand drop it outside of the Wireless Studio window.

• Second monitor

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Meter icons in the status viewer

To return a tab to the sub window

1 Select the tab in the main window or the separated tab,and drag it near the sub window.
An icon appears.
Meter icons in the [Property] window

Note

Do not release the mouse button.

Simple status viewer

2 Drop the tab onto the displayed icon.
The tab returns to the sub window.

Behavior of Wireless Studio when
SEARCH RX is Executed
When the SEARCH RX function is executed ontransmitters equipped with that function, the receiverchannels on Wireless Studio will blink.

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c Device information button
Opens the [Device information] window. This allows you
to view device type and IP address information for devices
selected in the list.

[Device List] Window
This window lists in a table all of the receivers, battery
chargers, and RMU-01 units on the network and two
receiver channels of each receiver as operating channel
information. It also displays icons that indicate the statusof each device.

For details, see “Confirming the device types and IP
addresses of devices registered in the [Device List]
window” on page 30.
d Property button
Opens the [Property] window. Use this to check or modify
the settings for the currently selected receiver or thetransmitter that is paired with that receiver.

1
2
3

For details, see “[Property] Window” on page 54.

4

e [Search] (automatic detection) button
Automatically detects and adds to the list receivers,
RMU-01 units, and battery chargers on the same subnet(available in online mode only).

5
6
7

f Receiver display
Indicates receiver names obtained from receivers on the
network that were added to the device list.
g Receiver channel display
Indicates the receiver channels of the receivers andtransmitter names obtained by metadata received from thetransmitter.
h Battery charger display
Indicates battery charger names obtained from battery
chargers on the network that were added to the device list.

8i RMU display
Indicates the name of the remote controlled units obtained
from RMU-01 units on the network that were added to thedevice list.

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Icons used to indicate status
The following icons are displayed to indicate the status of
the receivers, RMU-01 units, and battery chargers on the
network.
a [+] (add) button
Opens the [Add a new device] window. Add a device to thedevice list by specifying its type and IP address.

DeviceReceiver

Icon

Meaning
Operating normally
No communication withreceiver.
If operating in online mode, thereceiver may be turned off, IP
addresses may be overlapping,a network connection error
may have occurred, etc. Checkthe status of each device.
This icon also appears inoffline mode.

For details, see “Manually adding a receiver/battery
charger/RMU-01 to the [Device List] window” onpage 30.
b [–] (delete) button
Deletes the selected device or receiver channel from thelist (available in offline mode only).

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Device
RMU-01

Icon

available for [Device type] vary depending on the selected
type.

Meaning
Operating normally
No communication with
RMU-01.
If operating in online mode, theRMU-01 may be turned off, IP
addresses may be overlapping,a network connection error
may have occurred, etc. Checkthe status of each device.
This icon also appears inoffline mode.

Battery
chargerType

Device type

Receiver

DWR-R01D
DWR-R02D
DWR-R02DN
DWR-R03D

RMU

RMU-01BC-DWX

BC-DWX1

Operating normally
No communication with battery
charger. If operating in online
mode, the battery charger may
be turned off, IP addresses
may be overlapping, a network
connection error may haveoccurred, etc. Check the statusof each device.
This icon also appears inoffline mode.

Device type: Selects the model to add to the [Device List]
window.
IP Address: Enter the IP address of the receiver/battery
charger/RMU-01 to be added.

Confirming the device types and IP
addresses of devices registered in the[Device List] window

To cancel the addition of a receiver/battery charger/
RMU-01 unit
Click [Cancel].

Display the [Device information] window using one of thefollowing methods.
• Select a device in the device list, and click the device
information button in the upper part of the [Device List]
window.
• Right-click a device in the device list, and select [Device
information] in the context menu that appears.

Context window
Right-click on a node in the [Device List] window todisplay the context window.
Property: Displays the [Property] window for the selected
device.
For details on the [Property] window, see “[Property]
Window” on page 54.
Device information: Displays information about the
selected device.
For more information on the contents, see “Confirming
the device types and IP addresses of devices registered inthe [Device List] window” on page 30.

Manually adding a receiver/battery
charger/RMU-01 to the [Device List]
window

Add to Status Viewer: Adds the selected receiver channel
to the status viewer in the main window.
When you right-click a receiver, the receiver channel forthat receiver is added to the status viewer.
Connect: Reconnects to receivers, battery chargers, and
RMU-01 units for which communication with WirelessStudio has been interrupted.
Save Single Settings: Saves the settings of the selected
device to a file.

Display the [Add a new device] window using one of thefollowing methods.
• Click the [+] button in the upper part of the [Device List]
window.
• Select [Device] menu > [Add a new device].
After entering the following items in the window thatappears, click [OK] to close the window.
The receiver/battery charger/RMU-01 unit is added to thedevice list window.
Type: Selects the type (Receiver, RMU, BC-DWX) of thedevice to add to the [Device List] window. The options

For details, see “To save the individual settings of a device
to a file” on page 25.

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Load Single Settings: Loads settings that are saved to a
file to the selected device.
For details, see “To open a previously saved individual
settings file and apply its settings” on page 25.
Reconnecting with a disconnected digital
wireless receiver/battery charger/RMU-01
If the power supply of a device is turned off when using
Wireless Studio in online mode, the device is displayed asoffline in the [Device List] window and cannot bemonitored.
In Wireless Studio 5.4x and later, even if the device isdisplayed as offline, the device can be automaticallyconnected and monitoring can continue as long ascommunication with the device can be established.
To reconnect manually, press the [Search] (automatic
detection) button or select [Connect] from the context
menu.

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Main Window
The status viewer is displayed in the main window.

Status Viewer and Meter Icons
The status viewer displays meter icons that allow you to monitor the status of receiver channels.
The information indicated by each receiver channel meter icon is identical to the initial display of the receiver.
A total of seven pages, the [All tuners] page and [Page-1] to [Page-6], are available in the status viewer by default when
you first start up Wireless Studio. You can change the page that is displayed by using the tabs in the upper part of the status
viewer.
The [All tuners] page allows you to monitor the status of all receiver channels, as all the channels displayed in the device
list are automatically registered to this page.
[Page-1] to [Page-6] allow you to customize. Up to 82 receiver channels can be registered to each page, and you can choose
which receiver channels to monitor from the device list and arrange them in any order.
A red meter icon appears for devices that are or may be experiencing operational trouble.

Status viewer tabs

Meter icons
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3

4

5

6

7

a Number
Displays the receiver channel number.

890

qa qs qdqf qg qh

for Cross Remote connection, the RMU-01 must be
version 1.27 or later.

b Label
Displays the label configured in the [Receiver CH Label
Settings] window.

d Reception channel information
Indicates the group, channel and frequency information for
the receiving signal.

c Search TX
Makes the screens for transmitters that are paired with thereceiver blink.

e RF (radio wave) level meter/diversity indication
Indicates the radio wave input level according to eightlevels. The number of segments that light up depends on
the input level.
The diversity selection result appears on the left side of thelevel meter.
“RF” on the left side of the level meter lights up red when
the level drops.
When the RF input level is high, “RF” lights up yellow.
When you are configuring channels at equal intervals
during digital multi-channel operations, we recommend

Notes• This function is not supported on the DWR-R01D,
DWR-R02D, and DWR-R02DN.
• This function is only available on combinations of 3rdgeneration or later digital wireless receivers (such as the
DWR-R03D) and digital wireless transmitters (such as
the DWT-B03R). In addition, when using an RMU-01

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• When receiving radio waves from the DWT-B03R
digital wireless transmitter, this functions according to
the BATTERY REMAIN setting of the transmitter.
When set to ICON: Indicates the remaining battery
charge of the transmitter in 8 levels based on metadata
received by the receiver from the transmitter. When theremaining charge is low, the battery icon turns red.
When set to PERCENT: Indicates the remaining
battery charge of the transmitter as a percentage based on
metadata received by the receiver from the transmitter.
When the remaining charge is low, the battery icon turns
red.
When set to TIME: Indicates the remaining operatingtime of the transmitter based on metadata received by thereceiver from the transmitter.

adjusting receiver and antenna settings so that “RF” does
not light yellow.
f QL (signal quality level) meter
Indicates the quality of the received data in a meter.
This meter allows you to monitor quality deterioration ofreceived signals caused by reduced RF signal reception
sensitivity that may occur when the receiver is too far fromthe transmitter or when there is signal interference.
“QL” on the left side of the graph lights up red when theaudio data quality is low.
g Transmitter nameIndicates the name of the transmitter according to the metadata that the receiver receives from that transmitter.

l RF transmission power display
Indicates the transmission power setting of the transmitter
based on metadata received from the transmitter.
H: Transmission power is 50 mW, 25 mW, or 10 mW
M: Transmission power is 10 mW
L: Transmission power is 1 mW or 2 mW

h Output channel display
Displays the audio output destination of the receiver.
In normal operation, channel 1 is output from OUT 1, andchannel 2 is output from OUT 2.
When the OUTPUT SWAP setting is enabled, channel 1 is
output from OUT 2, and channel 2 is output from OUT 1.
The settings are also highlighted on the display.

m Wireless remote control condition display
Indicates the communication status of the paired
transmitter according to four levels.

Note

OUTPUT SWAP is available only on the DWR-R03Dversion 1.20 or later.

: Good transmission: Somewhat good transmission: Somewhat poor transmission: Poor transmission(red indication): Unable to communicate with paired
transmitter

i Audio output control/indicator
Indicates the status of audio output for the receiver channel.
Clicking the icon toggles the status of audio output.
: Audio output is enabled. Clicking the icon will enablemuting of the audio output.
: Audio output muting is enabled. Clicking the icon
will disable muting of the audio output.

Note

Note

This icon does not appear when the RF REMOTE function
on the receiver is turned off.

This setting can only be changed if the [Individual muting/unmuting] checkbox is selected in the [Display settings]
window.

n Digital output synchronization display
Indicates the synchronization status of the output signal
from the DIGITAL OUT connector of the receiver.
INT: The output signal is synchronized to the internal
clock.
EXT: The output signal is synchronized to the signal input
from the WORD SYNC IN connector.

For details, see “[Display settings] Window” on page 66.
j AF/PEAK (audio input/peak) level meter/indicator
Indicates the level of audio signal input to the transmitter
according to 32 levels. When a signal exceeding the peakaudio level is input, “AF/PEAK” appears to the right of thelevel meter.

o Auto Frequency change status display
Displays the status of the receiver’s AUTO FREQCHANGE setting.
HOST: Displayed when the receiver is operating as the
HOST. It scans the RF spectrum for a good frequency foruse by a CLIENT.
CLIENT: Displayed when the receiver finds the HOST
and is operating as a CLIENT. Depending on the RF
environment of the transmitter, the frequency
automatically switches to the viable frequency detected by
the HOST.

k Battery condition display
The display varies depending on the transmitter model.
• When receiving radio waves from models other than the
DWT-B03R digital wireless transmitter, this indicatesthe remaining battery charge of the transmitter in 8 levels
based on metadata received by the receiver from thetransmitter. When the remaining charge is low, thebattery icon turns red.

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In Wireless Studio version 4.2 and earlier, the numbering
displayed in each page of the status viewer was
independent and not related to each other.
In version 4.3x and later, if the same receiver channel isregistered to multiple pages, it will be assigned the same
number in each page.
For example, if receiver channel A is registered to [Page1], the number assigned to receiver channel A in the [Alltuners] page will also appear on [Page-1].
This allows you to manage receiver channels by their
numbers.

The display flashes if the HOST cannot be found.
Note

This function is available only on the DWR-R03D version
1.20 or later.
p Dante audio monitoring
Monitors Dante IP audio.
: Dante IP audio is being monitored on a computer.
: Dante IP audio is not being monitored on acomputer.

Example: When receiver channels 5 to 8 areregistered to [Page-1]
When monitoring four receivers, each receiver channel
will be numbered from 1 to 8.

Note

The DWR-R03D and optional Dante Virtual Soundcard
software from Audinate are required to use this function.
is displayed on computers that do not have Dante
Virtual Soundcard installed, hence Dante IP audio cannot
be monitored by computer.

Note

The numbers will not appear on [Page-1] to [Page-6] until
you display the receiver channels.

Operating the pages in the status viewer
You can add, delete, and rename pages in the status
viewer.
Notes• The same name cannot be used for more than one page.
• Page names must consist of alphanumeric characters
only.
• Be careful when deleting pages, as deleted pages cannot
be restored.
• The [All tuners] page cannot be renamed or deleted.

When you register a receiver channel to [Page-1], it will beassigned the same number as on the [All tuners] page.

To add a status viewer page
Click the [+] tab at the far right in the upper part of thestatus viewer. You can also right-click within a tab andselect [Add a new page] in the context menu that appears.
After you enter a name and click [OK] in the dialog box
that appears, the new page is added.

For details on registering receiver channels to [Page-1] to[Page-6], see “To monitor a particular set of receiverchannels” on page 16.

To rename a status viewer page
Click a tab in the upper part of the status viewer to display
the page you want to rename.
Right-click within the tab and select [Change name of<page name>] in the context menu that appears.
After you enter a new name and click [OK] in the dialog
box that appears, the page is renamed.

The same number will also appear in the [Simple Status
Viewer] tab of the sub window.

To delete a status viewer page
Click a tab in the upper part of the status viewer to display
the page you want to delete.
Right-click within the tab and select [Delete <page name>]in the context menu that appears to delete the page.

Receiver Channel Numbering
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Changing the position of receiverchannels within a pageIn the status viewer, you can change the position ofregistered receiver channels as desired on pages other thanthe [All tuners] page.
In all of the following examples, Page-1 of the status
viewer and simple status viewer is displayed.
Example 1: Changing the position of receiverchannel 1
To move receiver channel 1 in the status viewer, drag anddrop the channel to the area in which you want to move it(drag and drop to the dotted-line position in the following
example).

The position of receiver channel 1 changes to the drop
position. The position of receiver channel 1 also changes
in the simple status viewer, linked to the movement in thestatus viewer.

The position of receiver channel 1 changes to the drop
position. The position of receiver channel 1 also changes
in the simple status viewer, linked to the movement in thestatus viewer.

Example 3: Changing the position of receiverchannels with [Diversity] setting of 4-ANTENNA
to one empty channel area
If two empty channel areas are not available when moving
the position of 4-ANTENNA receiver channels, you candrag and drop to the closest empty area (dotted-line
position in the following example).

Example 2: Changing the position of receiverchannels with [Diversity] setting of 4-ANTENNA
to two empty channel areas
To move the position of 4-ANTENNA receiver channels,
two empty channel areas are required.
If the areas are available, you can change the position
using drag and drop as in example 1 (drag and drop to thedotted-line position in the following example).

Repositioned in the two closest empty channel areas
without moving to the drag and drop area. The position ofreceiver channel 1 also changes in the simple status
viewer, linked to the movement in the status viewer.

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In version 5.50 and later in the simple status viewer, you
can change the position of registered receiver channels as
desired on pages other than the [All tuners] page (moving
to dotted-line position in the following example).

Sub Window
The sub window consists of the [Message Log] tab,
[Property List] tab, [RF Chart Grapher] tab, [RF Chart
Analyzer] tab, [Spectrum Analyzer] tab, [Simple Status
Viewer] tab, and [BC-DWX Viewer] tab.

[Message Log] Tab
The [Message Log] tab displays a list of warnings anderror messages. There are two display modes available,
and you can switch between the modes depending on what
you want to display.
If there are items for which the lighting of the ALERT
indicator has been disabled on a receiver, thecorresponding warning messages will not be displayed. To
display these warning messages, change the lighting
conditions for the ALERT indicator in the alert function
settings of the [Property] window.

The position of receiver channel 1 changes to the drop
position. The position of receiver channel 1 also changes
in the status viewer, linked to the movement in the simple
status viewer.

For details, see “[Property] Window” on page 54.

1

2

3

4

a [Display mode]
Switches the display mode of the message log.
Event log: This mode displays a list of warnings, error
messages, and other event messages that have occurredsince operation was started. The messages displayed will
be recorded as a log file. Log recording begins from thetime online mode is entered, and the recording is
automatically stored as a csv-format file.
To view a stored log, select [Start] > [My Documents] >[Wireless Studio] and open the log file using a text editor.
Unsolved problems: This mode displays a list of warnings
and errors that are currently occurring.
b [Date Time]
Displays the date and time at which the warning, error, or
event occurred.
c [Device]
Displays the device and channel on which the warning,error, or event occurred.

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d [Event]
Displays the contents of each message.
The functions unique to each mode are as follows.
[Event log] mode

Message

Meaning

ANT DC OUT terminalis over current.

There has been a current
overload at the ANTENNA a/b IN
connector.

Transmitter’s battery
level is low.

The transmitter’s battery is weak.

Receiver cannot decrypt Encrypted transmission settings
the encrypted signal.
on the receiver and thetransmitter do not match.

1

A [Clear Event log]
Deletes the warnings, error messages, and other event
messages that are currently displayed.
[Unsolved problems] mode

1

A [Current state]
Indicates in real time whether warnings or error messages
exist.
Alert exist: At least one warning or error message
currently exists.
No problem: No warning or error message currently
exists.

RF level is excessive.

The signal reception level isexcessively high.

RF level is low.

The signal reception level has
dropped.

Quality level is low.

The quality of received audio data
is deteriorated.

Audio signal is reachedclipping level.

The audio input level on thetransmitter is excessive.

Communication timeout occurred.

The number of retries has
exceeded the limit and a timeout
error has occurred.

CPU EEPROM error
occurred.

A CPU EEPROM error has
occurred.

RF EEPROM error
occurred.

An RF circuit EEPROM error has
occurred.

Receiver’s codec modeis mismatched withTransmitter’s codec
mode.

The codec modes of thetransmitter and receiver do notmatch.

Dante monitoring
function has become
disabled.

The Dante monitoring function is
not available.

Dante virtual soundcard has become
disabled.

Dante Virtual Soundcard is notavailable.

Other event messages
Error messages

The messages that appear are as follows.

The following table shows the error messages that are
displayed.

Message

Meaning

Message

Meaning

Communication was
enabled.

Recovered from a communication
timeout.

Word sync is lostsynchronization.

No input can be detected at the
WORD SYNC IN connector.

The process of loading
settings was finished.

Loading of settings is complete.

PLL is out of order.

PLL malfunction.

Loading of settings has failed.

Cooling fan is out oforder.

The cooling fan is out of order.

The process of loading
settings was failed.

Left channel ofheadphone output isover load.

There has been an overload in
the headphone output.

The process ofchanging in Online
mode was finished.

Transition into online mode iscomplete.

The process ofchanging in Online
mode was failed.

Transition into online mode has
failed.

The process ofchanging in Offlinemode was finished.

Transition into offline mode iscomplete.

The process ofsearching devices was
finished.

Search processing is complete.

Right channel ofheadphone output isover load.
Both channels of
headphone output areover load.

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Message

Meaning

The number of new
DWR: XX

XX number of DWR units havebeen newly detected.

The number of new
RMU: XX

XX number of RMU units havebeen newly detected.

The number of new
BC:XX

XX number of BC units havebeen newly detected.

Battery charger
detected low
temperature.

The battery charger detected anabnormal temperature (lowtemperature).

Battery charger
detected hightemperature.

The battery charger detected anabnormal temperature (hightemperature).

Battery charger
detected overvoltage.

The battery charger detected an
overvoltage condition.

Charging error
occurred.

A charging error occurred.

Wireless Studiodetected region error.

A receiver for a different region
was detected.

Communication was
enabled automatically.

Recovered automatically from acommunication timeout.

a [Name] field
Displays the name of the page currently displayed in thestatus viewer.
b Settings list
Displays a list of settings for the device displayed in thestatus viewer.
You can change setting values by selecting the cells in thelist. When you click a cell and select a value from the listof options that appears, the setting value is applied to therespective receivers and transmitters.
Cells displayed in yellow indicate that the wireless remotecontrol signal strength is low or that setting values failed tobe applied for the respective receiver channels. In suchcases, try configuring the settings again. When the settings
are successfully configured, the cell will change fromyellow to the standard color. You can also clear the yellow
indications by clicking the [Clear Indication] button.
You can also select multiple cells using any of thefollowing methods. When multiple cells are selected, thesetting values for the selected receiver channels can bechanged simultaneously.
• Click and drag over the cells.
• Click the cells one at a time while holding down the Ctrl
key.
• Click two cells that are not neighboring while holding
down the Shift key.

Wireless Studio failed to Configuration of Dante Virtualchange Dante audio
Soundcard failed.
monitoring channel.
Dante monitoring
function has become
enabled.

The Dante monitoring function isavailable.

Wireless Studiodetected region error.
Please select thecorrect region from
“Region setting” in“Option” menu.

A receiver for a different
geographical region was detected
upon automatic connection.

c Displayed setting items checkboxes
Select whether to display or hide setting items in the[Property] window by category.
For details on the [Property] window, see “[Property]
Window” on page 54.

[Property List] Tab

Utility: Select this to display the [Utility] tab in the[Property] window.
Receiver: Select this to display the [Receiver] menu in thetabs for channels 1 and 2 in the [Property] window.
Transmitter: Select this to display the [Transmitter] menu
in the tabs for channels 1 and 2 in the [Property] window.
Remote: Select this to display the [Remote] menu in thetabs for channels 1 and 2 in the [Property] window.

This tab displays a list of settings for the receiver channels
displayed in the status viewer. When you change the page
displayed in the status viewer, this change is also reflectedin the settings displayed in the [Property List] tab.
You can change setting values in the [Property List] tab by
selecting the cells. By selecting multiple cells, you canchange the setting values for multiple receiver channels asa group.

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d [Unlock Settings] / [Lock Settings] button
When setting modification is disabled due to the [Settinglock] function, click this button and enter the password totemporarily enable setting modification.
Click the button again to relock settings.

4 5

For details on the [Setting lock] function, see“[Settinglock] Window” on page 63.
e [Clear Indication] button
Clears the yellow indications that appear when setting
values for receivers and transmitters fail to be applied.
Use this when the indications are no longer necessary.

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5 Select the frequency channel that you want to assign toChanging settings for multiple receiver channels
as a groupthe selected receiver channel from the [Channel]
column, and click [<--].

1 Select the GP/CH item for multiple receiver channels

The group and channel are assigned to the receiverchannel.
To cancel group and channel assignments, click [-->].

in the [Property List] tab.
[…] appears for the cells.

2 Click […].

6 Repeat steps 4 to 5 to assign frequency channels toother receiver channels, and click [OK].

The [GP/CH Selection] dialog box appears.

The changed settings are applied.

[RF Chart Grapher] Tab
You can use the [RF Chart Grapher] in Wireless Studio torecord information on the signal environment and any
alerts that occurred during operation. This allows you todetermine the cause-and-effect relationship between thesignal environment and specific alerts.
By specifying a receiver channel as a sub monitor channel,
you can view graphs for multiple receiver channels
simultaneously on a single screen.

3 Select a frequency group under [GP] in the upper-rightpart of the [GP/CH Selection] dialog box.

1
4
2
3

5

A list of frequency channels that belong to the selected
frequency group appears under the [Channel] column.
6

a Control items
Capture: Starts acquisition and graph display of RF and
QL data for all receiver channels displayed in the receiverchannel list.
Quit: Stops acquisition and graph display of RF and QL
data for all receiver channels displayed in the receiverchannel list.
Clear all: Clears the RF and QL data acquired for all
receiver channels displayed in the receiver channel list andclears the graph display.
Save all: Saves the RF and QL data acquired for all
receiver channels displayed in the receiver channel list toa file.
Mark all: Allows you to add memos to the graphs of all
the receiver channels displayed in the receiver channel list.

4 Select the receiver channel for which you want tochange settings from the receiver channel list in theleft part of the [GP/CH Selection] dialog box.

For details, see “Mark function” on page 44.

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Auto save: Indicates whether the signal environment
status obtained via the [RF Chart Grapher] for each
receiver channel is automatically saved.
Save settings: Click this button to open the [Save settings]
screen. You can configure the timing for automatic saving
and the save destination in the [Save settings] screen.
For details, see “[Save settings] screen” on page 42.
Time: Indicates the display mode of time information.
Display settings: Click this button to open the [Display
Settings] screen. The [Display Settings] screen allows you
to configure display settings for RF level, alert, QL, andtime.

The messages that appear in [RF Chart Grapher] are as
follows.
If there are items for which the lighting of the ALERT
indicator has been disabled on a receiver, thecorresponding warning messages will not be displayed. To
display these warning messages, change the lighting
conditions for the ALERT indicator in the alert function
settings of the [Property] window.

For details, see “[Display Settings] screen ([RF Chart
Grapher], [RF Chart Analyzer])” on page 41.
Sync control: Select this checkbox to sync the scrollingand zoom controls for the graphs of all the displayed
receiver channels.

For details, see “[Property] Window” on page 54.

b Main monitor area
Receiver channel list: Displays a list of receiver channels.
The information of the receiver channel selected here isdisplayed in the graph display area, alert list, and mark list.
Add chart: Click this button to specify the receiverchannel selected in the receiver channel list as a submonitor channel.
c Graph display area
Displays the monitoring results for the signal environment
selected in the receiver channel list as a graph.
Mark: Allows you to insert memos into the graph.
For details, see “Mark function” on page 44.
Diversity max hold: Displays the maximum diversity
value for the RF data displayed in the graph.
Diversity min hold: Displays the minimum diversity
value for the RF data displayed in the graph.
Auto Scroll: Select this checkbox to scroll the graphautomatically to always display the most recent data.
Zoom: Zoom in or zoom out on the graph.
Scroll bar: Scrolls across the time axis.

Message

Meaning

Rf level is excessive.

The signal reception level isexcessively high.

Rf level is low.

The signal reception level has
dropped.

Quality level is low.

The quality of received audio data
is deteriorated.

Communication timeout occurred.

The number of retries has
exceeded the limit and a timeout
error has occurred.

The process ofsearching devices was
executed.

Search processing is complete.

WirelessStudio was notable to acquire data
before updating graph.

RF data and QL data could not be
acquired within the graph update
cycle.
Note
Data is updated every second in[RF Chart Grapher]. However, if
the processing load on the PC ishigh or if network communicationis heavy, the data may not be
acquired.

e Mark list
Displays the memos added during signal environment
monitoring.
When a memo is added to the graph, a portion of the graphdisplay area will be displayed in blue or green. When you
click the blue or green portion, the corresponding portionin the mark list will be highlighted.

d Alert list
Displays problems that occurred during signal
environment monitoring.
When a problem occurs, a portion of the graph display area
will be displayed in red. When you click the red portion,
the corresponding portion in the alert list will behighlighted.

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2 Select a different receiver channel in the main monitor
area’s receiver channel list.
The information of the selected receiver channel isdisplayed in the right side of the main monitor area.

f Sub monitor area
Displays the name and various information of the receiverchannel specified in the main monitor area.
M and m buttons: When multiple receiver channels are
specified as sub monitor channels, pressing these buttons
switches the display position of the current sub monitor
with that of the sub monitor immediately above or below.
The display position cannot be switched with that of themain monitor.

To specify using the status viewer and simple
status viewer

1 Right-click a receiver channel in the status viewer, andselect [Add to sub monitor for RF Chart Grapher] inthe context menu that appears.

× button: Closes the sub monitor.
Note

The functions of the other areas are identical to those of thealert list and mark list.

The selected receiver channel is displayed in a submonitor.

2 Select a different receiver channel in the main monitor

Displaying multiple receiver channels
simultaneously

area’s receiver channel list.

By specifying receiver channels as sub monitor channels,
you can view multiple receiver channels simultaneously.
Up to 11 sub monitor receiver channels can be specified.

The information of the selected receiver channel isdisplayed in the right side of the main monitor area.

To specify using the [Add chart] button

1 Select the receiver channel you want to specify as a
sub monitor channel in the main monitor area’s
receiver channel list, and click the [Add chart] button.
The selected receiver channel is displayed in a submonitor.

[Display Settings] screen ([RF Chart
Grapher], [RF Chart Analyzer])
As both excessively high and excessively low RF levels
can result in audio loss, appropriate levels must be
maintained. You can switch between RF level displays in
the [RF Chart Grapher] screen to monitor whether proper
RF levels are maintained.
You can also configure how alert, mark, QL, AF level,transmitter battery level, RF remote received signal

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BatteryShows or hides transmitter battery level information in thegraph display area.

strength level, and time information are displayed on thegraph as well as how the [Mark] button, RF information,and graph legend are displayed.

RF RemoteShows or hides RF remote received signal strength level
information in the graph display area.
Time
Specifies the display mode for time axis in the graphdisplay area.
Absolute: Displays the time.
Relative: Displays the amount of time that has elapsed
from the display start time.
Alert, Alert list
Shows or hides alert information in the graph display area,and shows or hides the alert list.
Mark list
Shows or hides the mark list.
Mark, Diversity max hold, Diversity min holdShows or hides the [Mark] button, diversity max hold, anddiversity min hold in the graph display area. When you
specify to hide, the graph’s vertical size will increase
accordingly.
Graph legends
Shows or hides the graph legends. When you specify tohide, the graph’s vertical size will increase accordingly.

[Save settings] screen
You can automatically save the signal environment statusobtained via the [RF Chart Grapher] for each receiverchannel to a file.

[RF Level]
Specify the method of RF level monitoring.
Overview: Monitors the RF level for the selection madeunder [Diversity]. This display mode allows you tomonitor excessively high and low RF levels. You canspecify what to monitor by selecting or clearing the [avelevel], [max level], and [min level] checkboxes.
Detail: Monitors RF levels by antenna. This allows a moredetailed monitoring of RF levels when compared to[Overview] mode. The [Individual max] display mode isused for monitoring excessively high RF levels. The[Individual min] display mode is used for monitoringexcessively low RF levels. For either display mode, you
can specify what to monitor by selecting or clearing the[a-branch], [b-branch], and [diversity] checkboxes.
In addition, when using a DWR-R03D and DIVERSITY is
set to 4-ANTENNA, you can monitor the RF levels for[c-branch] and [d-branch].

[Auto save]
Selects whether to save automatically. When this is set to[ON], automatic saving will be performed according to theconfigurations of the following settings. In addition,
automatic saving will be performed when exiting WirelessStudio.

QL
Shows or hides QL information in the graph display area.
AF
Shows or hides AF level information in the graph display
area.

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[Save timing]
Specifies the timing for automatic saving.
Interval: Specify the interval at which to perform
automatic saving. You can specify an interval from
1 minute (00:01) to 24 hours (24:00) in minutes.
Absolute time: Specify specific times at which to perform
automatic saving. You can specify up to five times from
00:00 to 23:59 in minutes. Each specified time can be
enabled by selecting the checkbox to the left of therespective field.

Information Item

Display content

Data
information

Time

Displays the data acquisition
time (yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss).

Enable/DisableDisplays whether the data isenabled or disabled.
0: Enabled
1: Disabled

RF-a_ave

Displays the maximum value,
minimum value, and averagevalue of the RF level for eachantenna.
0 to 99: 0 to 99 dBuV emf
255: Data not acquired

RF-a_max
RF-a_minNote

RF-b_ave

When entering values using a keyboard, enter a 4-digit
value, and press the Enter key to apply it.
If you enter 3 digits or less and apply the value, thefollowing will occur.
• When “123” is entered, “01:23” will be configured.
• When “12” is entered, “00:12” will be configured.
• When “1” is entered, “00:01” will be configured.

RF-b_max
RF-b_minRF-c_aveRF-c_max
RF-c_minRF-d_aveRF-d_max[Save folder]Specifies the save destination for automatic saving.
Default: Creates a folder named with the time (HHMMSS)in the default path of Wireless Studio, and saves the signal
environment status for all the receiver channels to a fileinside the folder.
Custom: Creates a folder named with the time
(HHMMSS) in a location that you specify, and saves thesignal environment status for all the receiver channels to a
file inside the folder. Click the [Browse] button to specify
the save location.

RF-d_minRF-diver_ave
RF-diver_max
RF-diver_min[Other]Clear the graph after saving files: Select this checkbox
to clear the graph after saving files.
Output csv files: Place a check mark here to also save a
csv format file in addition to the binary format file (*srd4file).
Content saved in csv file
A csv format file saves the information contained in thebinary format file (*srd4 file) in text format.
This allows you to check the RF, QL, and otherinformation without using the [RF Chart Analyzer]
function.
The file contains the following items.
Information Item

Display content

Headerinformation

Displays the file format
version.

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QL

Displays the QL data.
0 to 5: The higher thenumber, the higher thequality.
255: Data not acquired

AF

Displays the AF data.
0 to 60: 0 dBFs to –60 dBFs
61: –∞
255: Data not acquired

Battery

Displays the remaining
capacity of the transmitter
battery.
0 to 100: 0% to 100%
255: Data not acquired

RF Remote

Displays the RF remotesignal strength.
0 to 254: The higher thenumber, the stronger thesignal.
255: Data not acquired

Information Item

Display content

Alert
information

Time

Displays the alert acquisition
time (yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss).

Alert code

The following alert codes aresupported.
10: Rf level is low.
11: Quality level is low.
13: Communication time-out
occurred.
14: Rf level is excessive.
17: Wireless Studio was notable to acquire data before
updating graph.
18: The process of searching
devices was executed.

Alert text

Displays the alert
information.

Time

Displays the [Mark]configuration time (yyyy/mm/
dd hh:mm:ss).

msec

Displays the [Mark]configuration time inmilliseconds.

Number

Displays the [Mark] number.

Enable/DisableDisplays whether the [Mark]is enabled or disabled.
0: Enabled
1: Disabled[Mark]
information[Mark all]information

Text

Displays the content for the[Mark].

Time

Displays the [Mark all]configuration time (yyyy/mm/
dd hh:mm:ss).

msec

Displays the [Mark all]configuration time inmilliseconds.

Number

Displays the [Mark all]number.

Enable/DisableDisplays whether [Mark all] isenabled or disabled.
0: Enabled
1: Disabled

Text

When [Auto save] is ON, the file is saved in“RF_Chart_Grapher_csv_files” within [Save folder]specified by [Save settings].
When [Auto save] is OFF, the file is saved within theselected folder. However, if [Save all] is pressed withoutchanging the save location, the files are saved in“RF_Chart_Grapher_csv_files” within [Save folder].
When [Save all] is pressed with a save location specified,the csv file is saved at the same level in the hierarchy as the
srd file (binary file) directly under the specified location.
One csv file is created and a separate binary format file(*srd4 file) is saved for each receiver channel.

Mark function
In addition to displaying alerts that occur during signal
environment monitoring, you can also insert memos
within the graph in the [RF Chart Grapher].
You can add the same memos to all receiver channels or
add memos to specific receiver channels individually.
Green marks are displayed in the graph display area formemos added to all receiver channels, while blue marks
are displayed for individually added memos.
To add the same memo to all receiver channels

1 Click the [Mark all] button at the top of the [RF Chart
Grapher].

2 Enter the content of the memo in the dialog box thatappears, and click the [OK] button.

Displays the content for[Mark all].

You can enter up to 64 alphanumeric characters.

Note

When opening a csv file created in Wireless Studio in
Microsoft Excel, the time information may not be
displayed in yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss format. If this occurs,
use a function in Microsoft Excel to set the Time area
display to yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss format.

Green marks appear in the graph display area of each
receiver channel, and the memo information isreflected in the mark list.

Location of saved csv file
The save location of the file saved by [Save settings]
changes depending on whether the [Auto save] setting is
ON or OFF.

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2 Edit the content of the memo in the dialog box thatappears, and click the [OK] button.

To add a memo to a specific receiver channel
individually

1 Click the [Mark] button in the graph display area of the

Notereceiver channel for which you want to add the memo.

When you edit the content of a memo with a green mark,the edited content will be applied to same memos thatappear for the other receiver channels.
To delete memos

1 Right-click the mark in the graph of the memo you

2 Enter the content of the memo in the dialog box thatwant to delete, and select [Delete] in the context menu
that appears to delete the memo.

appears, and click the [OK] button.
You can enter up to 64 alphanumeric characters.

A blue mark appears in the graph display area of therespective receiver channel, and the memo
information is reflected in the mark list.

Note

When you delete a memo with a green mark, the same
memos that appear for the other receiver channels will also
be deleted.
To move memos
Drag the mark in the graph of the memo you want to moveto your desired position.

To view memo content
Place the mouse cursor on a green or blue mark to display
the content of the memo as a tooltip.

To edit memo content

Note

1 Right-click the mark in the graph of the memo you

When you move a memo with a green mark, the same
memos that appear for the other receiver channels will also
be moved.

want to edit, and select [Edit] in the context menu thatappears.

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Scrolling a graph using the hand tool

The following example shows a window with resized
display areas.

In Wireless Studio Ver. 5.61 or later, when you move themouse cursor within a graph, the cursor display changes
into a hand and you can then scroll the graph using dragand drop.
Move the mouse cursor within a graph to change the cursor
into a hand.

[RF Chart Analyzer] Tab
In the [RF Chart Analyzer] tab, you can view the contents
of files recorded with the [RF Chart Grapher]. This allows
you to analyze the results of signal environment
monitoring. You can also use the mark function to add
memos to the monitoring results.
1

Click and hold the mouse button and move the mouse left/right to scroll the graph.

Note

If you move the mouse cursor over a blue mark or green
mark, the cursor does not change into a hand and you
cannot scroll the graph using the hand tool.

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a Control items
Open: Registers the file to the file list. Only files createdusing the [RF Chart Grapher] can be registered to the filelist.
Save as: Saves the information of the file selected in thefile list.
Close: Deletes the file selected in the file list from the file
list.
Close all: Deletes all the files registered to the file list fromthe file list.

Changing the display areas
In Wireless Studio Ver. 5.61 or later, you can change thedisplay areas for the Receiver channel list, graphs, andAlert list/Mark list using the mouse.
Place the mouse cursor over one of the dotted lines in thefollowing diagram to change the cursor to “<-->” and thenclick and drag the mouse to change the display areas.

b Main monitor area
File list: Displays the list of loaded files. The informationof the file selected here is displayed in the graph display
area, alert list, and mark list.
Note

The other items function identically to those in the [RFChart Grapher] tab. However, the [Auto save] and [AutoScroll] functions do not exist in the [RF Chart Analyzer]tab.
For details, see “[RF Chart Grapher] Tab” on page 39.

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e Frequency spectrum display area
Many of the items and functions displayed here are
identical to those of [Channel Plan Adviser].

[Spectrum Analyzer] Tab
The [Spectrum Analyzer] tab allows you to perform aspectrum scan of a specified frequency band using thereceivers. This allows you to visually confirm theexistence of interference on the frequency bands in use.
In addition, if you configure the optimal groups andchannels using [Channel Plan Adviser] beforehand, the[Channel Plan Adviser] settings can be applied to[Spectrum Analyzer]. This allows you to visually confirm
the existence of interference on the groups and channels
recommended by [Channel Plan Adviser].
1

2

3

4

For details, see “[Channel Plan Adviser] Window” onpage 58.
However, the following functions are unique to [Spectrum
Analyzer].
When you place the mouse cursor on the graph, thefrequency and electric field strength is displayed.

5

8
9

6

The frequencies configured for the receivers are displayed
as white lines in the receiver area. When you place themouse cursor on a white line, the receiver name, channel
number, and frequency are displayed.

7

a [Start scan] / [Stop scan] button
When you click the [Start scan] button, a confirmation
dialog box appears.

f [Scan list]
Displays scanning results in a list after scanning iscomplete.
Save button: Saves the scanning result selected in the scanlist as a file.
Delete button: Deletes the scanning result selected in thescan list from the list.

When you click the [Yes] button here, scanning starts andthe button name changes to [Stop scan].
When you click the [Stop scan] button, scanning stops andthe button name changes to [Start scan].
b [Scan parameter...] button
Allows you to select and configure detailed settings for thereceiver that will perform scanning.

g [File list]
When you open a scanning results file, the scanning results
stored in the file are added to the list.
Open button: Displays the dialog box for selecting
scanning results files. The scanning results stored in thefile selected here are added to the file list.
Delete button: Deletes the scanning result selected in thefile list from the list.

For details, see “[Scan parameter] window” on page 48.
c Channel Plan Adviser
Opens [Channel Plan Adviser].
d [Sleep transmitters while scanning] checkbox
If this is selected, any transmitters that can be controlled
remotely will automatically be set to sleep mode before
scanning starts.

h Data items
Select the scanning results to display in the frequency
spectrum display area in [Data1] and [Data2].

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• Example for North American models:
To prevent audio interruption when the frequency bandsetting for CH2 is set to TV14-17, set the frequency bandthat will be used for CH1 scanning to a band that belongs
to band block U14(TV14-25) (TV14-17, TV18-21, orTV22-25).

You can select from [new spectrum], the scanning resultsin the scan list and file list, and [Do not display]. When[new spectrum] is selected, the most recent scanning
results are displayed. When [Do not display] is selected,
scanning results are not displayed.
i [Top layer]
Select the scanning results that will be displayed on the top
layer of the graph.

Band block

Band

U14(TV14-25)

TV14-17
TV18-21[Scan parameter] window

TV22-25

This appears when you click the [Scan parameter...] button
in [Spectrum Analyzer].
1

U30(TV30-41)

TV30-33
TV34-36
TV38-412
U42(TV42-51)

TV42-45
TV46-49
TV50-51• Example for European models:
To prevent audio interruption when the frequency bandsetting for CH2 is set to TV21-23, set the frequency bandthat will be used for CH1 scanning to a band that belongs
to band block CE21(TV21-29) (TV21-23, TV24-26, or
TV27-29).

3

4

5

a Target receiver selection
Allows you to select the receivers that will perform
scanning for each frequency band. Scanning will not be
performed for frequency bands for which [Do not scan] isselected.
When the [Reflect recommended GP/CH] checkbox isselected in the [Channel Plan Adviser] window and you
apply the settings to the [Spectrum Analyzer] tab, thereceivers that will perform scanning will be selected
automatically.
In such cases, if multiple receivers that correspond to afrequency band exist, the receiver with the earliest IP
address will be selected. However, if a DWR-R02DN is
included, it will be selected regardless of its IP address.

Band blockBand

CE21(TV21-29)

TV21-23
TV24-26
TV27-29

CE33(TV33-40)

TV33-35
TV36-37
TV38-40

CE42(TV42-50)

TV42-44
TV45-47
TV48-50

DWR-R03D
To receive the transmitter signal on CH2, configure thesame band block setting as that for CH1 scanning. If
different band blocks are selected for CH1 and CH2, audio
interruption will occur on CH2.
• Example for North American models:
To prevent audio interruption when the frequency bandsetting for CH2 is set to TV14-17, set the frequency bandthat will be used for CH1 scanning to a band that belongs
to band block TV14-25 (TV14-17, TV18-21, orTV22-25).

Scanning is performed on CH1 of each receiver.
The operations will vary depending on the model of thereceiver.
DWR-R01D/R02D
To receive the transmitter signal on CH2, configure thesame band setting as that for CH1 scanning. If different
bands are selected for CH1 and CH2, audio interruption
will occur on CH2.
DWR-R02DN
To receive the transmitter signal on CH2, configure thesame band block setting as that for CH1 scanning. If
different band blocks are selected for CH1 and CH2, audio
interruption will occur on CH2.

Band blockBand

TV14-25

TV14-17
TV18-21
TV22-25

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Band blockBand

TV26-38

TV26-29[Peak hold]Select whether to hold and display scanning result values
for each frequency.
ON: The highest RF level of a set of scanning sessions(during [Continuous scan] or when [Repeat count] is set to
2 or higher for [Specified count scan]) is displayed in thegraph.
OFF: The most recent RF level of a set of scanningsessions (during [Continuous scan] or when [Repeat
count] is set to 2 or higher for [Specified count scan]) is
displayed in the graph.

TV30-33
TV34-36
TV38• Example for European models:
To prevent audio interruption when the frequency bandsetting for CH2 is set to TV21-23, set the frequency bandthat will be used for CH1 scanning to a band that belongs
to band block TV21-29 (TV21-23, TV24-26, or
TV27-29).
Band blockBand

TV21-29

TV21-23e Close button
Closes the [Scan parameter] window.

[Simple Status Viewer] Tab

TV24-26
TV27-29
TV30-41

The [Simple Status Viewer] tab allows you to narrow
down the information registered to each page of the status
viewer to a certain few items, such as the RF meter, QL
meter, and alerts, and display only those items for easiermonitoring.
By reducing the number of items displayed, the display
area for each channel is increased, making the simplified
status viewer ideal for systems with fewer channels tomanage.

TV30-32
TV33-35
TV36-37
TV38
TV38-40
TV41

TV42-51

TV42-44
TV45-471

2

3

TV48-50
TV51

b Scanning receiver assignments
Minimum receivers: Assign scanning receivers with as
few receivers as possible. The scan time will be longer, butdoes support scanning with a limited number of receivers.
Multiple receivers: Assign scanning receivers with as
many receivers as possible. Requires many receivers, but
the scan time will be shorter.
Auto Assign
Assigns scanning receivers using either [Minimum
receivers] or [Multiple receivers].

4a [Page]
Select the status viewer page.
The content registered to the selected page will appear in
the status display area.

Clear
Clears scanning receiver assignments.
c Scan count setting
Continuous scan: After scanning starts, it is performed
continuously until the [Stop scan] button is clicked.
Specified count scan: After scanning starts, scanning is
performed the number of times specified in [Repeat
count].

b [Scale]
The [Scale] setting has a drop-down list on the left and aslide bar on the right.
You can select whether to set a common receiver channel
size or independent sizes within the simple status viewer
using the drop-down list on the left.
All same: Set a common size using the slide bar on theright.
Individual: Enable independent sizes for receiverchannels.

d Other settings
Frequency Interval: Select from 125 kHz or 25 kHz as
the interval at which to scan.

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The size of #2 channel changes.

Note

When set to [Individual], the size cannot be changed using
the slide bar on the right.
Switch the display size ([Tiny], [Small], [Medium],[Large]) of the information items displayed for each
receiver channel in the status display area using the slider
bar on the right.
When displaying the simple status viewer in full screen ona monitor under the following conditions, the numbers ofreceiver channels that can be displayed simultaneously are
as follows.
Display conditions
Resolution

1920×1080

Display settings

Number, TX Name, QL alert, QL meter,
RF meter, RF alert, Battery status only
displayed

Example 2: Changing multiple channel [Scale]settings from [Tiny] to [Small]
Select multiple channels (#2, #4, and #6 in the following
diagram) using the Ctrl key, display the context menu forthe receiver channels, and select [Change scale] > [Small].

Number of receiver channels that can bedisplayed
Tiny

Small

Medium

Large

82

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34

8

When [Scale] is set to [Individual], use the following
method to change the size of receiver channels within thesimple status viewer.
Example 1: Changing the #2 channel [Scale]setting from [Tiny] to [Small]
Display the context menu for #2 receiver channel, andselect [Change scale] > [Small].

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The size of #2, #4, and #6 channels change.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

8

9

0
qa
Note

qs

qd

When [Scale] is set to [All same], [Change scale] cannot
be selected in the context menu.

qf
qg

c Maximize / restore button
Displays the simple status viewer in full screen window
size, or returns it to normal size.
• Simple status viewer in normal window size

A Number
Displays the receiver channel number.
B Search TX
Makes the screens for transmitters that are paired with thereceiver blink.

Click the button to maximize the window size.
• Simple status viewer in maximum window size

Notes

The maximize / restore button only appears when the[Simple Status Viewer] tab is separated from WirelessStudio.

• This function is not supported on the DWR-R01D,
DWR-R02D, and DWR-R02DN.
• This function is only available on combinations of 3rdgeneration or later digital wireless receivers (such as the
DWR-R03D) and digital wireless transmitters (such as
the DWT-B03R). In addition, when using an RMU-01
for Cross Remote connection, the RMU-01 must be
version 1.27 or later.

For details on separating the [Simple Status Viewer] tabfrom Wireless Studio, see “To separate a sub-window tabfrom Wireless Studio” on page 27.

C Label
Displays the label configured in the [Receiver CH Label
Settings] window.

d Status display area
Displays information on each receiver channel.
You can select whether to display or hide each information
item in the [Display settings] window.

D Transmitter name
Displays the name of the transmitter.

Click the button to return the window to the size before
maximization.
Note

E Output channel display
Displays the audio output destination of the receiver.
In normal operation, channel 1 is output from OUT 1, andchannel 2 is output from OUT 2.

For details, see “[Display settings] Window” on page 66.

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charge of the transmitter in 8 levels based on metadata
received by the receiver from the transmitter. When theremaining charge is low, the battery icon turns red.
When set to PERCENT: Indicates the remaining
battery charge of the transmitter as a percentage based on
metadata received by the receiver from the transmitter.
When the remaining charge is low, the battery icon turns
red.
When set to TIME: Indicates the remaining operatingtime of the transmitter based on metadata received by thereceiver from the transmitter.

When the OUTPUT SWAP setting is enabled, channel 1 is
output from OUT 2, and channel 2 is output from OUT 1.
The settings are also highlighted on the display.
Note

OUTPUT SWAP is available only on the DWR-R03Dversion 1.20 or later.
F QL (signal quality level) alert
Lights red when the quality of the received data decreases.
G QL (signal quality level) meter
Indicates the quality of the received data in a meter.

N Auto Frequency change status display
Displays the status of the receiver’s AUTO FREQCHANGE setting.
HOST: Displayed when the receiver is operating as the
HOST. It scans the RF spectrum for a good frequency foruse by a CLIENT.
CLIENT: Displayed when the receiver finds the HOST
and is operating as a CLIENT. Depending on the RF
environment of the transmitter, the frequency
automatically switches to the viable frequency detected by
the HOST.
The display flashes if the HOST cannot be found.

H RF (radio wave) level meter
Indicates the radio wave input level according to eight levels.
I AF level meter
Indicates the level of the audio signal input to thetransmitter according to eight levels.
J Audio output control/indicator
Indicates the status of audio output for the receiver channel.
Clicking the icon toggles the status of audio output.
: Audio output is enabled. Clicking the icon will enablemuting of the audio output.
: Audio output muting is enabled. Clicking the icon
will disable muting of the audio output.

NoteThis function is available only on the DWR-R03D version
1.20 or later.
O Dante audio monitoring
Monitors Dante IP audio.
: Dante IP audio is being monitored on acomputer.
: Dante IP audio is not being monitored on acomputer.

Note

This setting can only be changed if the [Individual muting/unmuting] checkbox is selected in the [Display settings]
window.
For details, see “[Display settings] Window” on page 66.

Note

K RF (radio wave) level alert
Lights red when the radio wave input level decreases.
When the radio wave input level is high, this lights yellow.

The DWR-R03D and optional Dante Virtual Soundcard
software from Audinate are required to use this function.
is displayed on computers that do not have Dante
Virtual Soundcard installed, hence Dante IP audio cannot
be monitored by computer.

L AF/PEAK (audio input/peak) alert
Lights red when the level of audio signal input to the transmitter
exceeds the transmitter’s maximum input level setting.

[BC-DWX Viewer] Tab

M Battery condition display
Indicates the transmitter’s battery condition.
The display varies depending on the transmitter model.
• When receiving radio waves from models other than the
DWT-B03R digital wireless transmitter, this indicatesthe remaining battery charge of the transmitter in 8 levels
based on metadata received by the receiver from thetransmitter. When the remaining charge is low, thebattery icon turns red.
• When receiving radio waves from the DWT-B03R
digital wireless transmitter, this functions according to
the BATTERY REMAIN setting of the transmitter.
When set to ICON: Indicates the remaining battery

The [BC-DWX Viewer] tab displays BC-DWX1 battery
chargers detected by Wireless Studio (sorted by IP
address) and allows you to monitor and control each
BC-DWX1.
Monitoring: Display the charge statuses of batteries anderror occurrences.
Control: Switch the charge mode and enables indicatorsfor identifying BC-DWX1 units.

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The display is highlighted as follows when a battery
charger is selected in the [Device List] or [BC-DWX
Viewer].

1

The following is displayed when an error or warning
occurs.

2
3
4

A NameDisplays the name of the battery charger.

Error: Overvoltage or charging error detected
Warning: Abnormal temperature (high or low) detected

B CHG Mode
Allows you to configure the charge mode.

“No Battery” is displayed when a battery is not inserted.

C Slot number and remaining batter indicator / error
display
Displays the statuses of slots 1 and 2 as follows.
• When batteries are inserted
When no error has occurred: Remaining battery
indicator
When an error or warning has occurred: Error or warning
icon• When batteries are not inserted
No Battery
D [Blink] button
Enables indicators for identifying each slot.

Display example for the [BC-DWX Viewer]tab
The following is displayed when the battery charge is
100%.

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For details on the [Setting lock] function, see “[Settinglock] Window” on page 63.

Setup Windows

b Meter icons
These function identically to the meter icons in the status
viewer.

Wireless Studio includes the following setup windows:• [Property] window• [Channel Plan Adviser] window• [Omit IP address list] window• [Setting lock] window• [Receiver CH Label Settings] window• [GP/CH display setting] window• [Display settings] window• [Other settings] window• [Network settings] window• [Startup settings] window• [Region setting] windowc Property tabs
These consist of the [Utility] tab and tabs for channels 1
and 2.
For details on the setting items in each tab, see “[Utility]tab” on page 54 and “Channel tabs 1/2” on page 56.
d [Close] button
Closes the [Property] window.

[Utility] tab[Property] Window

Displays setting items that are equivalent to those in the
UTILITY menu of the receiver.

This window allows you to view and change settings forreceivers and their paired transmitters.

For details on each setting item, refer to the Operating
Instructions supplied with the receiver.

1

2

3

Receiver Type: In online mode, this displays the device
information acquired from the receiver and cannot bechanged. The device information can be changed in offline
mode.
Receiver Model: In online mode, this displays thefrequency band acquired from the receiver and cannot bechanged. The frequency band can be changed in offline
mode. Specify a frequency band that corresponds to theactual device.
Receiver Name: Sets a name for the receiver.
Dante ID Mode: Displays the receiver’s Dante ID mode.

4a [Unlock Settings] / [Lock Settings] button
When setting modification is disabled due to the [Settinglock] function, click this button and enter the password totemporarily enable setting modification.
Close the [Property] window or click the button again to
relock settings.

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Band: Selects the frequency band to use.
ANT ATT: Sets the attenuator for the receiver’s antenna
input.
ANT DC Output: Sets the DC power supply for theantennas connected to the receiver’s ANTENNA a/b IN
connectors.
Diversity: Specifies the receiver’s diversity setting.

Note

This function is not supported on the DWR-R01D,
DWR-R02D and DWR-R02DN.
Dante ID: Specifies the receiver’s Dante ID.
NoteThis function is not supported on the DWR-R01D,
DWR-R02D and DWR-R02DN.
View Advanced setting...: Displays the receiver’s
network settings. Click the button to display the following
screen.

Notes• This function is not supported on the DWR-R01D,
DWR-R02D, and DWR-R02DN.
• Some screen displays will change depending on the[Diversity] setting. For details, see “Effects of theDiversity Setting on Wireless Studio Displays” onpage 72.
Monitor Mode: Specifies the receiver’s headphonemonitor setting.

Note

This function is not supported on the DWR-R01D,
DWR-R02D and DWR-R02DN.

NoteThis function is not supported on the DWR-R01D,
DWR-R02D, and DWR-R02DN.
Sync Source: Sets the sync signal source for the receiver.
Delay Adjust: Selects whether to correct differences inaudio delay time that may occur between receiver channels
1 and 2.
Alert function settings: Specifies the conditions underwhich to light the ALERT indicator on the receiver. You
can select the following conditions as triggers for lighting
the ALERT indicator.
• RF low (RF level too low)
• RF over (RF level too high)• QL low (QL too low)
• AF Peak (audio output level too high)• Transmitter Battery low (remaining battery ontransmitter is low)
• Encryption unmatch (password or encryption key for theencrypted communication function does not match)• External word sync unlock (external word clock signal
not synchronized)• Code mode unmatch (codec modes of transmitters andreceivers do not match)

Network Mode: Specifies the receiver’s networkmode.
[Receiver IP]
IP Mode: Specifies the receiver unit’s IP mode.
IP Address: Specifies the receiver unit’s IP address.
Subnetmask: Specifies the receiver unit’s subnet
mask.
[Dante Main IP]
IP Mode: Specifies the IP mode for the receiver’s
Dante Main IP.
IP Address: Specifies the IP address for the receiver’s
Dante Main IP.
Subnetmask: Specifies the subnet mask for thereceiver’s Dante Main IP.
[Dante Sub IP]
IP Mode: Specifies the IP mode for the receiver’s
Dante Sub IP.
IP Address: Specifies the IP address for the receiver’s
Dante Sub IP.
Subnetmask: Specifies the subnet mask for thereceiver’s Dante Sub IP.
Band Block: Selects the frequency band to use (the largest
is 72 MHz).

Note

If lighting of the ALERT indicator is disabled for an item,
warning messages will not be displayed in the alert list
under the [Message Log] tab and [RF Chart Grapher] tabof Wireless Studio for that item. In addition, such items
will not be recorded in the log file.
QL Alert SENS: Specifies the level at which the qualityof the received signal is determined to be low. If the qualityof the received signal drops below the level specified here,
the ALERT indicator of the digital wireless receiver lights.
Note

The QL Alert SENS function is available for the following
receiver versions.
DWR-R01D: Version 1.29 or later
DWR-R02D: Version 1.09 or later
DWR-R02DN: Version 1.14 or later

Note

This function is not supported by the DWR-R01D and
DWR-R02D.

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DWR-R03D: Version 1.00 or later
Lock: Sets the receiver’s setting lock function.

Note

This function is not supported by the DWR-R01D and
DWR-R02D.
GP/CH: Displays the frequency group and channel
configured for the receiver channel.
Frequency: Displays the frequency configured for thereceiver channel.
…: Press this button to display the [Group/Channel
Setting] dialog box. You can select the reception
frequency from the channel plan configured for thereceiver in the [Group/Channel Setting] dialog box.
Active Channel Scan: Press this button to execute thereceiver’s active channel scan function. You can select thechannel for receiving from the detected channels.
Clear Channel Scan: Press this button to execute thereceiver’s clear channel scan function. You can select thechannel for receiving from the detected channels.
Encryption: Configure settings for the receiver’s
encrypted communication function.
Codec mode: Configure settings for the receiver’s codec
mode.

Note

This function is not supported on the DWR-R01D,
DWR-R02D, and DWR-R02DN.

Channel tabs 1/2
Displays setting items that are equivalent to those in the
RECEIVER, TRANSMITTER, and RF REMOTE menusof the receiver.
For details on the setting items in each menu, refer to the
Operating Instructions supplied with the receiver.

1

2

Note

This function is not supported by the DWR-R01D and
DWR-R02D.
BAL Out Level: Configure settings for the receiver’s
analog audio output level.
Note3This function is not supported on the DWR-R01D,
DWR-R02D, and DWR-R02DN.
Main Out Level: Adjusts the receiver’s main out level.

1 [Receiver] menu

NoteThis function is not supported on the DWR-R01D,
DWR-R02D, and DWR-R02DN.
UNBAL Out ATT: Configure attenuator settings for the
UNBALANCED OUTPUT 1/2 connector.
NoteThis function is not supported on the DWR-R01D.
Ground Lift: Configure whether to connect the
GROUND (XLR 1 pin) of the BALANCED OUTPUT 1/2
connector to a chassis GROUND. You can avoid hum,buzz, and other noise caused by GROUND LOOP byselecting [LIFT] to lift GROUND (XLR 1 pin) from thechassis GROUND.
Note

This function is not supported on the DWR-R01D.
AF Output: Controls the audio output for the receiverchannel. When [MUTING] is selected, audio output
muting will be enabled for the respective receiver channel.
While muting is enabled, the “muting” indicator on the
AF/PEAK level meter will blink red. WhenBAND: Specifies the frequency band to use.

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[UNMUTING] is selected, audio output muting will bedisabled for the respective receiver channel.

Notes• If the maximum transmission power setting of thetransmitter is changed, execute pairing. It may not be
possible to set the transmission power using the wirelessremote control function.
• On 3rd-generation or later digital wireless transmitters(such as the DWT-B03R), [RF Power] cannot be set to avalue higher than 10 mW when [Band] is set to TV38
(North American models only).
Input Level: Displays the transmitter’s audio input level.
ATT: Sets the attenuator for the transmitter. You can onlychange this setting when [Input Level] is set to [MIC].
LCF: Configure settings for the transmitter’s low-cut
filter.
+48V: Configure settings for the transmitter’s +48 V
power supply.
Battery Remain: Switches the transmitter’s battery
display.

Note

This function is available under the following conditions.
DWR-R01D: Version 1.26 or later
DWR-R02D: Version 1.06 or later
Search TX: Makes the screens for transmitters that are
paired with the receiver blink.
Notes• This function is not supported on the DWR-R01D,
DWR-R02D, and DWR-R02DN.
• This function is only available on combinations of 3rdgeneration or later digital wireless receivers (such as the
DWR-R03D) and digital wireless transmitters (such as
the DWT-B03R). In addition, when using an RMU-01
for Cross Remote connection, the RMU-01 must be
version 1.27 or later.

Notes• This function is not supported on the DWR-R01D,
DWR-R02D, and DWR-R02DN.
• This function is only available on combinations of 3rdgeneration or later digital wireless receivers (such as the
DWR-R03D) and the DWT-B03R. In addition, whenusing an RMU-01 for Cross Remote connection, theRMU-01 must be version 1.27 or later.
Time: Displays the total usage time for the transmitter.
Clicking the [Reset] button clears the total usage time.
Internal SG: Specifies whether to generate internalsignals on the transmitter.
Lock: Sets the transmitter’s POWER switch lock andsetting lock functions.

Channel Label: Sets the receiver channel label.
Note

This function is supported in the following case.
DWR-R03D: Version 1.31 or later
2 [Transmitter] menu

Notes

• The setting lock function is not supported on the
DWR-R01D, DWR-R02D, and DWR-R02DN.
• The setting lock function is only available on
combinations of 3rd generation or later digital wirelessreceivers (such as the DWR-R03D) and digital wirelesstransmitters (such as the DWT-B03R). In addition, whenusing an RMU-01 for Cross Remote connection, theRMU-01 must be version 1.27 or later.
Power SW State: Displays the status of the POWER
switch on the transmitter. This setting cannot be changed.
3 [RF Remote] menu
Transmitter Type: In online mode, this setting cannot bechanged. Specify the model of the transmitter paired withthe receiver in offline mode.
Transmitter Name: Sets the name for the transmitter.
Power save: Configure settings for the transmitter’s
power-saving function.
RF Power: Configure settings for the transmitter’stransmitted power.

RF Remote: Configure settings for the wireless remotecontrol function.

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Pairing: Press this button to start pairing receiver channels
to transmitters.
1[Channel Plan Adviser] Window
This window allows you to enter signal environment
information and use the receiver’s channel scan function to
select a channel plan that is suitable for the signal
environment.
The signal environment information entered and thesignals detected with the channel scan are displayed in the
spectrum graph in the upper part of the screen. This allows
you to select the channel plan while viewing signal usage
in the spectrum graph.

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The following modes are available in [Channel Plan
Adviser].
Basic mode: This mode allows you to select a channel planthat avoids signal interferences detected by the receiver’s
channel scan function. This is a simplified method thatomits information entry other than the channel scan.
Advanced mode: In addition to performing channel scan
as in basic mode, this mode allows you to enter various
information you obtained beforehand to select anappropriate channel plan. You can enter the following
information.
• Interference resulting from TV broadcasts• Interference resulting from other wireless devices• Interference detected by the channel scan
• The amount of frequency clearance to leave between
interference when selecting the channel plan

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A Completion markDisplays a check mark for completed steps. This allows
you to view your progress and check for missed steps.
B Procedure items
Displays the list of steps to perform in [Channel Plan
Adviser].
The items also act as shortcuts to each step, so you canclick an item to jump directly to the target step operation.
Certain steps are omitted in basic mode. These omitted
steps cannot be selected.

For details on selecting channel plans using basic mode,see “Selecting Channel Plans” on page 18.

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C Save and load work files
When you click the [Clear] button, the [Channel Plan
Adviser] configurations will be cleared. The
configurations that were applied to the [Spectrum
Analyzer] will also be cleared at the same time.
When you click the [Save as] button, the file save dialog
box appears.
This allows you to save your progress and the information
you entered to a file.
When you click the [Load] button, the file load dialog box
appears.
This allows you to load a previously saved file from whichto continue the channel plan selection process.

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Note

User defined files created in Wireless Studio version 4.00
or earlier cannot be loaded correctly. Use the latest version
to create files.

3

a Contents area
Displays the steps to perform when using [Channel Plan
Adviser] and allows you to save or load a work file.

For details on work files, see “Work files” on page 62.

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b Frequency spectrum display area
Displays the information entered for each step on afrequency spectrum graph.

Selecting the channel plan
The section describes how to select channel plans using theadvanced mode.
For details on selecting channel plans using basic mode,see “Selecting Channel Plans” on page 18.

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1 Select [Advanced mode], and click [Next >].
You can select whether to select the channel plan using
basic or advanced mode here.
2

3

A Frequency spectrum
Displays the information entered for each step in a graph.
TV broadcast waves and interference from other wirelessdevices are displayed in red.
Interference detected with the channel scan function isdisplayed in yellow.
The threshold value for determining interference isdisplayed as a blue line.
The usable channels in the selected channel plan aredisplayed in green. Channels that are unusable due tointerference or other reasons are displayed in dark green.

2 Select the frequency bands, and click [Next >].
Select the frequency bands from which you will selectthe channel plan.

B Display range scroll bar
Scrolls through the frequency range display.
C Display scale
Changes the scale of the frequency display.
c Wizard area
Information necessary for channel selection is entered hereaccording to the step that is displayed.

The frequency bands that appear are identical to thosethat can be selected for the receiver’s BAND setting.
In the steps that follow, the channel plan can only be
selected from the bands selected here.

3 Specify any TV channels, and click [Next >].
You can specify TV channels by placing check marksin the list.
The specified TV channels will be plotted in thefrequency spectrum display area.
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2

A Information entry area
Enter information according to the content displayed.
B Operation buttons
Previous: Go back to the previous step.
Next: Go to the next step.
Finish: Complete the procedure, and close [Channel Plan
Adviser].
Abort: Discard any operation progress, and close[Channel Plan Adviser].

The TV broadcast waves selected here will beclassified as interference, and the respective
frequencies will be removed from the candidates
available during channel plan selection.

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4 Specify any frequencies used by other wirelessdevices, and click [Next >].
Specify the frequencies assigned to other wirelessdevices being used in the same area.

To specify the receiver that will perform thescan
Select the receiver that will perform the frequency
band scan.
If you select [Do not scan] instead of a receiver,channel scan will not be performed for that frequencyband.

The frequencies selected here will be classified asinterference and removed from the candidates
available during channel plan selection.
The specified frequencies will be plotted in thefrequency spectrum display area.

To adjust scan conditions
Repeat count: Specify the number of times to repeat
the scan. You can specify a number from 1 to 10.
Frequency Interval: Specify the frequency interval.
You can specify an interval of 125 kHz or 25 kHz.
Detect threshold Level: Specify an RF level to use asa threshold for determining interference. You canspecify a level from 5 to 30 dBuVemf in 1 dB steps.

To add frequencies
Enter the frequency (MHz), and click the [Add]button.
You can use one of the following methods to add
frequencies.
Single Frequency: Adds the frequency entered in the
text box.
Multi-Frequency at equal intervals: Adds all thefrequencies between the frequencies entered for[From] and [To] at the interval specified in [Interval].

Note

Receiver models manufactured for use in Japan cannot
perform scanning at 25 kHz intervals in the following
bands.
• FPU-1CH to FPU-4CH• B BANDTo remove frequencies
Remove: Removes the frequency selected in the list.
Remove All: Removes all the frequencies in the list.

To start scanning
Click [Start scan].
Scanning starts. When scanning is complete, theresults of the previous scan will be removed andupdated with the new results.
If the [Sleep transmitters while scanning] checkbox isselected, any transmitters that can be controlled
remotely will be automatically set to sleep mode
during the scan.

5 Select [Scan] to run a channel scan, or select [Scandata from Spectrum Analyzer] to use the scan result
obtained using the Spectrum Analyzer function.

To clear scan results
Click [Clear].
The scan results up to this point will be cleared.
When [Scan data from Spectrum Analyzer] isselected
The scan result obtained using the Spectrum Analyzer
function is plotted in the frequency spectrum display
area.

When [Scan] is selected
Frequencies that are likely to be interference aredetected by the receiver’s channel scan function.
The detected frequencies will be plotted in thefrequency spectrum display area.

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7 Select the channel plan.

6 Specify conditions for avoiding interference, and click[Next >].

Select a channel plan for each frequency band basedon the information entered up to this point.

Specify the amount of frequency clearance to leave
between each type of interference when selecting thechannel plan.

Specifying a channel plan type
Select the [Group type] based on the device
configuration.
Sony preset: standard [Digital system only]: Selectthis when only Sony digital wireless systems are used.
Channel plans are listed with preset channel plans
suited for digital wireless systems prioritized.
Sony preset: high density [Digital system only]:Select this when only Sony digital wireless systems
are used with more channels than the “Sony preset:
standard [Digital system only]” setting.
Sony preset GP [With Sony analog system]: Selectthis when the configuration also includes Sony analog
wireless systems.
Select from preset channel plan candidates that can beused with mixed configurations that include analog
wireless systems.
Loaded from cpa file: Load a work file, and use achannel plan that is saved to that work file.

Select a value for [Stability condition] to specify thecondition setting.
To specify a preset condition
Select one of the three preset condition settings:[Stable], [Standard], and [More Frequency].
Stable: Selects the channel plan while leaving a wide
frequency clearance between interference. Although
this condition setting ensures high stability, it also
limits the number of channels available for selection.
Standard: Selects the channel plan while leaving
standard frequency clearance.
More Frequency: Selects the channel plan whileleaving a small frequency clearance between
interference.

For details on work files, see “Work files” on page 62.
User define: Click [Select file], and specify a user
defined frequency list.
For details on user defined frequency lists, see “Userdefined files” on page 63.

To customize the condition
Select [Custom].
When you place a check mark next to an item, therespective frequency will be classified as interference
and that frequency will not be a candidate during
channel plan selection.
When classifying as interference, specify the amountof clearance to leave above and below the respective
frequency.
Active TV Channels: Treats specified TV broadcasts
as interference and avoids them.
Other wireless device: Treats other wireless devices
as interference and avoids them.
Detected spectrum: Treats signals detected via
channel scan as interference and avoids them.

Note

The recommended channel plan when “Sony preset:high density [Digital system only]” is selected cannot
be assigned to the DWR-R01D, DWR-R02D, or
DWR-R02DN.
Specifying channel plans for each frequency
band
Of the channel plans selected with the [Group type]setting, frequencies that may experience interference
are excluded and only the channel numbers that can beused are displayed for each frequency band.
If there are multiple channel plan candidates, select thechannel plan you want to use for each frequency band.

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Individual assignment
Select a receiver channel from the receiver channel list
and click a green line in the graph, or select thefrequency you want to assign in [Selected channelplan].
Click the T button to assign the frequency to thereceiver channel.

Viewing the current frequency list
Click [Summary of channels].
The frequencies available for use in the selectedchannel plan are listed for each frequency band.

To cancel an assignment
Select the respective receiver channel in the receiverchannel list, and click the t button to cancel theassignment.

9 When you finish assignments for all the receiverchannels, click [Next >].
The frequency assignment settings are sent to thereceiver.

8 Assign the selected channel plan to the receiver.
10 If necessary, enable or disable [Reflect recommended
GP/CH], and then click [Finish].
[Channel Plan Adviser] closes.
If the [Reflect recommended GP/CH] checkbox isselected, only the groups and channels recommended
by [Channel Plan Adviser] will be selectable on
Wireless Studio. The groups and channels
recommended by [Channel Plan Adviser] will be
displayed in the [Spectrum Analyzer] tab of the sub
window. In addition, the receivers that will perform
scanning for the frequency band selected in step 2 will
be selected automatically in the [Scan parameter]
window.

Extracting a channel plan
You can extract a channel plan using the [Channel
filtering] setting. This allows you to assign a channel
plan without changing the [BAND BLOCK] or[BAND] setting of the digital wireless receiver.
None: All usable channel plans can be assigned.
Receiver’s band block: Extract only the channel planmatching the [BAND BLOCK] setting of the selected
receiver channel from among the usable channel plans.
Receiver’s band: Extract only the channel planmatching the [BAND] setting of the selected receiverchannel from among the usable channel plans.

For details, see “Target receiver selection” in the“[Scan parameter] window” section on page 48.
Note

The [Reflect recommended GP/CH] setting can bechanged at any time in the [GP/CH display setting]window.

Note[Channel filtering] is supported in Wireless Studioversion 5.22 or later.

For details, see “[GP/CH display setting] Window”
on page 66.

Automatic assignment
Click [Auto].
Starting with the lowest-frequency plans in thechannel plan list, the frequencies are automaticallyassigned to the receiver’s receiver channels.

Work files
In [Channel Plan Adviser], you can save the informationentered for each step to a work file (.cpa) and load the work
file whenever necessary.

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The following is saved to a work file.
• Target frequency bands(entered in step 2 of “Selecting the channel plan”)• TV Channels(entered in step 3 of “Selecting the channel plan”)• Frequencies used by other wireless devices(entered in step 4 of “Selecting the channel plan”)• Channel scan conditions and scan results(entered in step 5 of “Selecting the channel plan”)• Conditions for avoiding interference(entered in step 6 of “Selecting the channel plan”)• Selected channel plan
(entered in step 7 of “Selecting the channel plan”)[Omit IP address list] Window
When you register an IP address in this list, the IP address
is excluded from automatic detection and will not appear
in the device list window.
Use this function when multiple systems are connected on
the same subnet, and you do not want to display thedevices from other systems.
To display the [Omit IP address list] window, select[Device] menu > [Omit IP address list].
The [Omit IP address list] command can only be used inoffline mode.

For details, see “Selecting the channel plan” on page 59.

User defined files
You can use a frequency list from a user defined file(.chplan) to specify a user defined channel plan.
Load the user defined file in [Channel Plan Adviser], anddetermine frequencies while referring to the signal
environment information from scan results, etc.
To create user defined files
Use a text editor such as Notepad to create the file. Be sureto specify “.chplan” as the file extension.
Define one frequency per row.

Adding an IP address to the list for
exclusion from automatic detection

Note

Click [Add], enter the IP address you wish to exclude fromdetection, and then click [Close].

When the “#” sign is entered, text that is entered after the“#” in that row will be considered comments.

Changing an IP address on the list
Example: When defining a 12-ch plan that connects group
D1 of TV42-45 (US Model) for simultaneous operation.

Click the IP address you wish to change, click [Edit], makethe desired changes, and then click [Close].

# User define Channel Plan
# TV42-45 / D1 Group638.250 # 42-02
638.750 # 42-06
639.250 # 42-10
639.750 # 42-14
640.250 # 42-18
640.750 # 42-22
641.250 # 42-26
641.750 # 42-30
642.250 # 42-34
642.750 # 42-38
643.250 # 42-42
643.750 # 42-46

Removing an IP address from the list
Click the IP address you wish to delete, click [Delete], andthen click [Close].

[Setting lock] Window
You can prohibit the modification of receiver andtransmitter settings from Wireless Studio. An
administrator password must be configured to use thisfunction.
When setting modification is prohibited (i.e., locked), you
can temporarily enable setting changes by clicking the lockrelease buttons in the [Property] window, and thenentering the administrator password.
Click [Setting lock] in the [Device] menu.
The following screen appears if the settings are not locked.

Note

Only the frequencies indicated in the frequency list
supplied with the receiver can be used.

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Locking settings[Dante audio monitoring]: Place a check mark here tolock the following settings. Clear the check mark to unlock
the settings.
• Status viewer > [Monitor] button• Simple status viewer > [Monitor] button

1 Select [Enabled].
2 On the screen which appears, place a check mark in the
checkbox for items whose settings you want to lock.
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3

4

5

c Deny or allow changes to settings in the UTILITY
menu of the digital wireless receiver.
[Utility]: Place a check mark here to place a check mark inall sub-items to lock all the settings. Clear the check markhere to clear the check mark from all sub-items to unlock
all the settings.

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For details about each item, see “[Property] Window” onpage 54.
Note

Dante ID Mode cannot be changed from Wireless Studio,
so it is not subject to the deny/allow changes setting.
d Deny or allow changes to settings in the RX menuof the digital wireless receiver.
[Receiver]: Place a check mark here to place a check markin all sub-items to lock all the settings. Clear the check
mark here to clear the check mark from all sub-items to
unlock all the settings.

a Deny or allow changes to settings for all items.
[Lock all] button: Place a check mark in the checkbox for
all items.
[Unlock all] button: Clear the check mark from thecheckbox for all items.

For details about each item, see “[Property] Window” onpage 54.
e Deny or allow changes to settings in the TX menuof the digital wireless receiver.
[Transmitter]: Place a check mark here to place a check
mark in all sub-items to lock all the settings. Clear the
check mark here to clear the check mark from all sub-items
to unlock all the settings.

b Deny or allow changes to settings for groupedfunctions.
[General]: Place a check mark here to place a check markin all sub-items to lock all the settings. Clear the check
mark here to clear the check mark from all sub-items to
unlock all the settings.
[Pairing Wizard]: Place a check mark here to disable
selection of [Pairing Wizard] in the [Device] menu. Clearthe check mark to enable selection.
[Channel Plan Adviser]: Place a check mark here to lockthe following settings. Clear the check mark to unlock thesettings.
• [Device] menu > [Channel Plan Adviser]• Spectrum Analyzer tab > [Channel Plan Adviser] button[Group control settings]: Place a check mark here to lock
[Group control settings] (excluding the [Clear AF Peakhold] button) at the top of the status viewer from the[View] menu. Clear the check mark to unlock the buttons(excluding the [Clear AF Peak hold] button).
[Load settings]: Place a check mark here to lock thefollowing settings. Clear the check mark to unlock thesettings.
• [Device] menu > [Load settings]• Status viewer > [Load settings] button• Context menu [Load Single Settings]

For details about each item, see “[Property] Window” onpage 54.
f Deny or allow changes to settings in the REMOTE
menu of the digital wireless receiver.
[Remote]: Place a check mark here to place a check markin all sub-items to lock all the settings. Clear the check
mark here to clear the check mark from all sub-items to
unlock all the settings.
For details about each item, see “[Property] Window” onpage 54.

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3 Click the [OK] button.

channel identification easier in situations where atransmitter’s frequency cannot be received, for example.

The following screen appears.

Note

The [Receiver Name] and [Transmitter Name] settingscannot be changed in this window. To change thesesettings, use the [Property] window.

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1

Set the password and click the [OK] button.

2
3

The following screen appears, and the lock settings arecompleted.

a [Copy all Transmitter Name to Receiver Channel
Label]
Copies transmitter names to [CHANNEL LABEL] of thecorresponding receiver channels.

Note

Settings can be configured without entering a password.
Note

Locking/unlocking settings
Click [Setting lock] in the [Device] menu.
The following screen appears.

This function is supported in the following case.
DWR-R03D: Version 1.31 or later
This function is available only when Wireless Studio isused in online mode.
b [Copy all Transmitter Name to Wireless StudioLabel]
Copies transmitter names to the labels of thecorresponding receiver channels.
c Setting item list
Receiver Name: Displays the receiver’s name.
CH: Displays the receiver’s channel information.
Transmitter Name: Displays the name of the transmitterthat is communicating with the receiver.
Receiver Channel Label: Displays the CHANNELLABEL setting for a digital wireless receiver. The setting
can also be changed. To set a name, enter the name andpress the Enter key.

Enter the configured password and click the [OK] button
to display the settings screen.
To unlock settings, select [Disabled] and click the [OK]button.
To unlock individual items, leave [Enabled] selected,change the lock settings of items, and click the [OK]button.

Note[Receiver CH Label Settings]
Window

This function is supported in the following case.
DWR-R03D: Version 1.31 or later
The setting for this function can be changed only when
Wireless Studio is used in online mode.

The [Receiver CH Label Settings] window allows you to
configure a label for each receiver channel. You can also
set [CHANNEL LABEL] on the DWR-R03D. This makes

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Wireless Studio Label: Allows you to set a name for each
receiver channel. To set a name, enter the name and press
the Enter key.

[Display settings] Window
Use this to specify whether to display certain setting items
and buttons. When you select the checkboxes of the items
in each tab and click the [OK] button, the corresponding
items and buttons will be displayed.

[GP/CH display setting] Window
This window allows you to configure display settings for
Wireless Studio groups and channels.

[Display] tabThis tab allows you to specify whether to display certain
items in the [Device List] window, status viewer, [Simple
Status Viewer] tab, etc.

[GP/CH display setting]
All GP/CH: All groups and channels will be displayed as
candidates when configuring groups and channels. [AllGP/CH] is selected under factory default settings.
Only recommended GP/CH: Only the recommendedgroups and channels as determined by the [Channel Plan
Adviser] will be displayed as candidates when configuringgroups and channels. When the [Reflect recommended
GP/CH] checkbox is selected in the last screen of the[Channel Plan Adviser] before closing it, this settingchanges to [Only recommended GP/CH].
For details, see “[Channel Plan Adviser] Window” onpage 58.

Number: Select whether to display the receiver channel
number.
Search Tx button: Select whether to display the button
that makes the screens for transmitters that are paired withthe receiver blink.

[recommended GP/CH...] button
Displays the recommended groups and channels as
determined by the [Channel Plan Adviser] in a separate
window. Only the groups and channels displayed here will
be displayed as candidates when configuring groups andchannels.

Notes• This function is not supported on the DWR-R01D,
DWR-R02D, and DWR-R02DN.
• This function is only available on combinations of 3rdgeneration or later digital wireless receivers (such as the
DWR-R03D) and digital wireless transmitters (such as
the DWT-B03R). In addition, when using an RMU-01
for Cross Remote connection, the RMU-01 must be
version 1.27 or later.
Label: Select whether to display the label configured inthe [Receiver CH Label Settings] window.
GP/CH: Select whether to display the group/channel
settings for reception channels.
Frequency: Select whether to display the reception
channel frequency.
RF alert: Select whether to display an alert when the radio
wave input level decreases or becomes too high.
RF meter: Select whether to display a meter that indicatesthe radio wave input level.
QL alert: Select whether to display an alert when thequality of the received data decreases.

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QL meter: Select whether to display a meter that indicatesthe quality of the received data.
Tx Name: Select whether to display the name of thetransmitter.
Output channel: Sets whether to display the audio output
destination of the receiver.
Individual muting/unmuting: Select whether to display
the audio output status for receiver channels.
AF meter: Select whether to display a meter that indicatesthe audio level.
AF/Peak alert: Select whether to display AF/PEAK(audio input/peak) alerts.

Display example for the [Property] window• Label displayedNote

In version 5.50 and later, the [Individual muting/unmuting], [AF meter], [AF/Peak alert] display settings ofthe simple status viewer are replaced by a single setting.

• Label not displayed (factory default setting)Battery status: Select whether to display the transmitter’sbattery condition.
RF power status: Select whether to display thetransmitter’s transmitted power.
RF remote status: Select whether to display thetransmitter’s wireless remote control condition.
Word sync status: Select whether to display the sync
status of the signal output from the receiver’s DIGITALOUT connector.
Auto Freq change status: Sets whether to display thestatus of the AUTO FREQ CHANGE setting of thereceiver.

Display example for the [RF Chart Grapher] tab• Both Label and Tx Name displayed• Only Tx Name displayed (factory default setting)

Note

This function is available only on the DWR-R03D version
1.20 or later.
Dante audio monitoring: Select whether to display the
Dante IP audio monitoring control buttons.

• Only Label displayed

NoteThis function can be used only on a computer with Dante
Virtual Soundcard from Audinate installed.
Display example for the status viewer• All items displayed

Display example for the [Device List] window• Both Label and Tx Name displayed• All items except Label displayed• All items except Tx Name displayed• Only Tx Name displayed (factory default setting)67

Display example for the [Simple Status Viewer]tab• All items displayed• All items except Label, Tx Name, AF/Peak alert, andIndividual muting/unmuting displayed[Group control] tab• All items except Label and Tx Name displayedThis tab allows you to specify whether to display or hide
the buttons that allow changing of receiver channeltransmitter settings in groups or the shortcut buttons for[All muting], [All unmuting], and [Clear AF Peak hold],for example, at the top of the status viewer. Only [Clear AF
Peak hold] will be displayed under factory default settings.

When you click a group control setting button at the top of
the status viewer and select a setting value from the dropdown menu, the settings for all the receiver channels
displayed in the status viewer will change.

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[Display setting for ATT/Gain]
Configures whether to display items in the transmitter
menu as an ATT value or as a Gain value.
The ATT/Gain value range changes according to thissetting.
ATT: 0 to 48 dB (3 dB steps)
Gain: 0 to –48 dB (–3 dB steps)[Other] tabThis tab allows you to enable or disable audio output
control. It is disabled under factory default settings.
When the checkbox is selected, you can enable or disable
audio output by clicking the audio output control /indicators for each receiver channel in the status viewer.

Releasing the hold status
Peak levels that are being held can be released in the main
page of Wireless Studio.

Clicking [Clear AF Peak hold] in the status viewer releases
the hold status of the peak levels for all the receiverchannels displayed.

[Network settings] Window• Checkbox clearedThis windows displays the network settings of thereceivers, battery chargers, and RMU-01 units on the
network.

• Checkbox selected
1[Other settings] Window

2

In the [Other settings] window, you can configure holdsettings for the peak levels of the AF level meters thatappear in the status viewer, switch the RF level display
units, and switch the transmitter ATT/Gain display.

a Receivers list
Displays the values of the receiver’s network settings.
Type: Displays the receiver’s type.
Name: Displays the value of the receiver’s RECEIVER
NAME setting.
Network mode: Displays the value of the receiver’s
NETWORK MODE setting.
IP Mode: Displays the value of the receiver’s IP MODE
setting.
IP Address: Displays the value of the receiver’s
ADDRESS setting.
Subnetmask: Displays the value of the receiver’s
SUBNETMASK setting.
Dante Main IP Mode: Displays the value of the receiver’s
DANTE MAIN IP MODE setting.
Dante Main IP Address: Displays the value of thereceiver’s DANTE MAIN IP ADDRESS setting.
Dante Main Subnetmask: Displays the value of thereceiver’s DANTE MAIN SUBNETMASK setting.
Dante Sub IP Mode: Displays the value of the receiver’s
DANTE SUB IP MODE setting.

[AF peak hold setting]Configures hold settings for the peak levels of the AF level
meters that appear in the status viewer.
2sec: Holds for 2 second.
HOLD: Hold is maintained until it is released.
[The unit of RF level]
Selects the units (dBuVemf or dBm) for the RF level thatappears in the [RF Chart Grapher] tab and the [Channel
Plan Adviser] window.

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[Layer 3 switching]

Dante Sub IP Address: Displays the value of thereceiver’s DANTE SUB IP ADDRESS setting.
Dante Sub Subnetmask: Displays the value of thereceiver’s DANTE SUB SUBNETMASK setting.

Configure the availability of network functions for use in
Wireless Studio. Switch the setting to specify whether you
are using a router.
Not available: Select this for systems that do not use arouter (systems where the PC and digital wireless system
are on the same segment).

Note“NO FUNCTION” is displayed for the following items forreceivers other than the DWR-R03D.
• Network Mode
• IP Mode• Subnet Mask
• Dante Main IP Mode
• Dante Main IP Address• Dante Main Subnetmask• Dante Sub IP Mode
• Dante Sub IP Address• Dante Sub Subnetmask
b Others list
Displays the network settings of battery chargers and
RMU-01 units.
Type: Displays the type of device.
Name: Displays the value of the NAME setting of thedevice.
IP Mode: Displays the value of the IP MODE setting of
the device.

Available: Select this for systems that use a router(systems where the PC and digital wireless system are on
different segments).

Note“NO FUNCTION” is displayed for battery chargers and
RMU-01 units.
IP Address: Displays the value of the IP ADDRESS
setting of the device.
Subnetmask: Displays the value of the SUBNETMASK
setting of the device.
Note“NO DATA” is displayed for RMU-01 units.

[Network interface settings] Window
In the [Network interface settings] window, you can set
network interface card settings for a digital wirelesssystem and the IP address range of devices to monitor
using this software.
You can also configure network interface card settings for
Dante Virtual Soundcard.
After configuring each setting, click the [OK] button to
apply the settings.

[Network interface]
Specify the network interface card of the PC using thissoftware.
Note[for DWX] tabThis setting is enabled when [Layer 3 switching] is set to[Available].

The [for DWX] tab is used to configure settings for adigital wireless system.

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[IP address range settings]

For example, enter the IP range shown below according to
the device configuration.

Register the IP addresses of devices that you want tomonitor and control using this software. You can also
register IP addresses of devices located beyond a router.
Notes• This setting is enabled when [Layer 3 switching] is set to[Available].
• In systems using a router, appropriate values for the PC
default gateway setting, router setting, and gateway
settings to each digital wireless system device are
required.
• [IP address range settings] configuration is not stored in
Wireless Studio. To use the same settings subsequently,
you should configure the [Network interface settings]
settings and then save them to a file.

Device configuration

IP range entry

DeviceIP address

Type

IP range

DWR-R03D

192.168.0.1

Receiver

DWR-R03D

192.168.0.2

192.168.0.1192.168.0.2

RMU-01

192.168.0.11

RMU

RMU-01

192.168.0.12

192.168.0.11192.168.0.12

BC-DWX1

192.168.0.21

BC-DWX

BC-DWX1

192.168.0.22

192.168.0.21192.168.0.24

BC-DWX1

192.168.0.23

BC-DWX1

192.168.0.24

Deleting a registered IP range

1 Click the IP range you want to delete.

For details on saving settings, see “Saving the settings
as files” on page 24.

The selected IP range is highlighted.

• The devices supporting a gateway setting are the
DWR-R03D and DB-DWX1.
• Version 1.30 or later is required in order to configure thegateway for the DWR-R03D.
• Version 1.10 or later is required in order to configure thegateway for the BC-DWX1.

2 Click the [Delete] button.
The IP range is deleted.

Registering an IP address

1 Click [Add].
Changing the registered type or IP range
Click the type or IP range that you want to change, andspecify a new value.

“Receiver” is displayed in [Type].

2 Select one of the following models.
• Receiver• RMU• BC-DWX[for Dante] tab
The [for Dante] tab is used to configure settings for Dante
Virtual Soundcard.

3 Specify the address range (see below), and press theEnter key.

Notes

For example, to specify a range from 192.168.0.1 to
192.168.0.10, enter “192.168.0.1-192.168.0.10”(where the start address is followed by a hyphen which
is followed by the end address).

• Settings cannot be changed on computers that do nothave Dante Virtual Soundcard installed.
• Select separate network interface cards for [Primaryinterface] and [Secondary interface].
• Wireless Studio does not use the [Secondary interface]setting. When using the DWR-R03D in combination
with Dante Virtual Soundcard, set [Secondary interface]to [None].

Notes• Specify the same value for the start address segment andend address segment (for example, “192.168.0” portion).
• Specify a start address that is a lower number than theend address.
• A large address range can be configured, but the larger
the address range the longer the time required to detectdevices. Where possible, specify a short address range.

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b [Startup from dwl file] settingSpecify the startup mode used when you start WirelessStudio by double-clicking a settings file (.dwl2 or .dwl3).
Select the [Always work by below setting] checkbox toalways start Wireless Studio using the specified mode.
Offline mode: Start Wireless Studio in offline mode.
Load all receiver’s settings then startup Online mode:
Apply the settings of the settings file to the receivers, andthen start Wireless Studio in online mode.
Load all receiver’s and transmitter’s settings thenstartup Online mode: Apply the settings of the settings
file to the receivers and transmitters, and then start
Wireless Studio in online mode.
For details on settings files, see “Using Settings Files” onpage 23.

[Region setting] Window[Use shared Dante interface]Controls whether or not to use the network interface cardsettings used by other Dante applications.
When a check mark is placed in the checkbox, theinformation for the network interface cards used by other
Dante applications are displayed as candidates. When the
check mark is cleared, the information for the network
interface cards used by the computer are displayed as
candidates.

In the [Region setting] window, you can change the region
setting that was selected during installation of WirelessStudio.
Notes• The [Region setting] window can only be opened when
Wireless Studio is running in offline mode.
• Restart Wireless Studio to apply changes to the region
setting.

[Primary interface]/[Secondary interface]
Selects the network interface cards for the primaryinterface and secondary interface for communication with
Dante Virtual Soundcard.

[Startup settings] Window
You can configure startup settings in the [Startup settings]
window.
[Region]Select the region in which Wireless Studio will be used.
Japan: Select this for use in Japan.
North America: Select this for use in North America.
Europe: Select this for use in Europe.
China: Select this for use in China.

12Effects of the Diversity Setting on
Wireless Studio Displays
Whenever you switch between the 2-ANTENNA and 4ANTENNA options for the [Diversity] setting in thereceiver’s [Property] window, the displays in WirelessStudio will change as follows.

a [Startup from EXE file] settingSpecify the startup mode used when starting WirelessStudio from the start menu.
Select the [Always work by below setting] checkbox toalways start Wireless Studio using the specified mode.
Offline mode: Start Wireless Studio in offline mode.
Online mode: Start Wireless Studio in online mode.

Status viewer
When you change the [Diversity] setting to 4-ANTENNA
for receiver channels 1 and 2, “1” and “2” will be72consolidated as “1” and the RF level meters will display 4lines.
When you change the [Diversity] setting to 2-ANTENNA
for receiver channels 1 and 2, “1” splits into “1” and “2”and the RF level meters will display 2 lines for each.
Switching to
4-ANTENNA

Switching to
4-ANTENNA

Switching to
2-ANTENNA[Device list] window
When you change the [Diversity] setting to 4-ANTENNA
for receiver channels 1 and 2, the display for “2”disappears.
When you change the [Diversity] setting to 2-ANTENNA
for receiver channels 1 and 2, the display for “2” reappears.

[Simple Status Viewer] tab
When you change the [Diversity] setting to 4-ANTENNA
for receiver channels 1 and 2, the display for “2”disappears and the RF level meters will display 4 lines.
When you change the [Diversity] setting to 2-ANTENNA
for receiver channels 1 and 2, the display for “2” reappears
and the RF level meters will display 2 lines each.

Switching to
4-ANTENNA

Switching to
4-ANTENNA

Switching to
2-ANTENNA

Switching to
2-ANTENNA

Switching to
2-ANTENNA[Property List] tab
When you change the [Diversity] setting to 4-ANTENNA
for receiver channels 1 and 2, the display for “2”disappears.
When you change the [Diversity] setting to 2-ANTENNA
for receiver channels 1 and 2, the display for “2” reappears.

[Property] window
When you change the [Diversity] setting to 4-ANTENNA
for receiver channels 1 and 2, the display and tab for “2”disappear and the RF level meters will display 4 lines.
When you change the [Diversity] setting to 2-ANTENNA
for receiver channels 1 and 2, the display and tab for “2”reappear and the RF level meters will display 2 lines each.

Switching to
4-ANTENNA

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Switching to
2-ANTENNA

[RF Chart Grapher] tab
When you change the [Diversity] setting to 4-ANTENNA
for receiver channels 1 and 2, the display for “2”disappears.
When you change the [Diversity] setting to 2-ANTENNA
for receiver channels 1 and 2, the display for “2” reappears.

If the [Pairing wizard] window is opened when the[Diversity] setting of receiver channels 1 and 2 is 4ANTENNA, only 1 is displayed.

Switching to
4-ANTENNA[System version information] window
If the [System version information] window is opened
when the [Diversity] setting of receiver channels 1 and 2 is
2-ANTENNA, both 1 and 2 are displayed.

Switching to
2-ANTENNA[Receiver CH Label Settings] window
If the [Receiver CH Label Settings] window is opened
when the [Diversity] setting of receiver channels 1 and 2 is
2-ANTENNA, both 1 and 2 are displayed.
If the [System version information] window is opened
when the [Diversity] setting of receiver channels 1 and 2 is
4-ANTENNA, only 1 is displayed.

If the [Receiver CH Label Settings] window is opened
when the [Diversity] setting of receiver channels 1 and 2 is
4-ANTENNA, only 1 is displayed.

[Pairing wizard] window
If the [Pairing wizard] window is opened when the[Diversity] setting of receiver channels 1 and 2 is 2ANTENNA, both 1 and 2 are displayed.

74About the swap color
As individual receiver channels are swapped, the display
color is assigned in the following order.
If nine or more units have channels in the swapped state,
the color assignments are repeated starting from color 1.

About the Wireless Studio Display
when OUTPUT SWAP is Enabled
Whenever you enable the OUTPUT SWAP setting of thereceiver to swap channels, the displays in Wireless Studiowill change as follows.

1
2

Status Viewer

3
4
5
6

Swapped7

Not swapped

8Dante Audio Monitoring
In Wireless Studio 5.4x and later, you can use Dante
Virtual Soundcard from Audinate to monitor the IP audioof the DWR-R03D.

[Simple Status Viewer] tab

Notes

Swapped• The DWR-R03D and optional Dante Virtual Soundcard
software from Audinate are required to use this function.
• When using Dante Virtual Soundcard, use in anenvironment with the Dante Virtual Soundcard
recommended specifications.
• Only DWR-R03D IP audio can be controlled using
Wireless Studio.
• If the DWR-R03D is added to a domain created using
Dante Domain Manager from Audinate, you will not beable to control the IP audio in Wireless Studio. In thiscase, use Dante Controller from Audinate for control.

Notswapped[Property] window

SwappedNot swapped75

3 On the [Listen] tab, select the device you want to use,

Computer configuration

click [Apply], and click [OK].

1 Select [Control Panel] > [Hardware and Sound] >[Sound].

IP audio monitoring method
IP audio monitoring can be switched using the status
viewer or simple status viewer.
This section describes the status viewer screen as an
example.

2 On the [Recording] tab, select “DVS Receive 1-2”,
click [Set Default], and click [Properties].

1 Click the [Monitor] button for the receiver channel
you want to monitor.

The [Monitor] button display changes as shown below
during monitoring, and the IP audio can be heard fromthe computer.

Note

If the [Monitor] button is not displayed in the status
viewer or simple status viewer, change the setting of[Dante audio monitoring] on the [Display settings]
window to display the Dante IP audio monitoring
control buttons.
For details, see “[Display settings] Window” onpage 66.

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IP audio monitoring connection examples
The following are examples of the connections and configurations for each NETWORK MODE setting of the
DWR-R03D.
Notes• The connection diagrams show LAN cable connections between computer and the DWR-R03D.
• The connection diagrams show connections within the computer specified using [Network interface].
NETWORK MODE = SWITCHED
This connection method combines the communication between DWX devices with the Dante network communication.
This method is recommended when you want to operate with a simple system.
• Connection example
PC

Wireless Studiofor DWX

Dante Virtual Soundcard

for Dante
Primary
Secondary

LAN1
Hub
DWR-R03D

Primary port
Secondary port

• Settings
ComputerWireless Studio

LAN1[for DWX][for Dante]

DWR-R03D

RECEIVERDANTE MAINDANTE SUB

Dante Virtual Soundcard

IP address

192.168.0.220

Subnet mask

255.255.255.0

LAN1 specified in [Network interface]Primary

LAN1 specified in [Network interface]

Secondary–IP address

192.168.0.102

Subnet mask

255.255.255.0

IP address

192.168.0.106

Subnet mask

255.255.255.0

IP address–

Subnet mask–

LAN1 specified in [Network interface]77

NETWORK MODE = SEPARATEThis connection method separates the communication between DWX devices from the Dante network communication,
reducing the network load. This method is recommended when you want to operate Dante Audio and Wireless Studio withgreater stability.
• Connection example
PC

Wireless Studiofor DWX

for Dante

Dante Virtual Soundcard

Primary
Secondary

LAN1

LAN2

Hub

Hub

DWR-R03D

Primary port
Secondary port

• Settings
Computer

LAN1
LAN2

Wireless Studio[for DWX][for Dante]

DWR-R03D

RECEIVERDANTE MAINDANTE SUB

Dante Virtual Soundcard

IP address

192.168.0.220

Subnet mask

255.255.255.0

IP address

192.168.1.220

Subnet mask

255.255.255.0

LAN1 specified in [Network interface]Primary

LAN2 specified in [Network interface]

Secondary–IP address

192.168.0.102

Subnet mask

255.255.255.0

IP address

192.168.1.106

Subnet mask

255.255.255.0

IP address–

Subnet mask–

LAN2 specified in [Network interface]78

NETWORK MODE = REDUNDANTThis connection method uses Dante network communication for both the Primary and Secondary in cases where Dante
Audio is interrupted or delayed. Use this method when you want to provide redundancy.
• Connection example (requires DHCP server)
PC

Wireless Studiofor DWX

for Dante

Dante Virtual Soundcard

Primary
Secondary

LAN1

LAN2
Hub

Hub

DHCP server(192.168.1.x)

DWR-R03D

Primary port
Secondary port

• Settings
Computer

LAN1
LAN2

IP address

192.168.0.220

Subnet mask

255.255.255.0

IP address

DHCP

Subnet mask
Wireless Studio[for DWX][for Dante]

DWR-R03D

RECEIVERDANTE MAINDANTE SUB

LAN1 specified in [Network interface]Primary

LAN1 specified in [Network interface]

Secondary–IP address

192.168.0.102

Subnet mask

255.255.255.0

IP address

192.168.0.106

Subnet mask

255.255.255.0

IP address

DHCP

Subnet mask
Dante Virtual Soundcard

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