Boss WL-50 Manual

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Problem Items to check/Action

The BATTERY

indicator blinks red

A charging error occurred.

5If the transmitter’s internal temperature

rises, charging might pause.

This occurs in order to protect the

rechargeable lithium-ion battery. When

the internal temperature falls, the

BATTERY indicator changes to be lit

orange, and charging resumes.

5Could the ambient temperature be above

35°C?

Charging might stop for a while in order

to protect the rechargeable lithium-ion

battery. Use the unit in the recommended

ambient temperature range of 10–30°C.

5If the indicator continues blinking red

even though you are charging in the

recommended temperature range

(10–30°C)

Contact your dealer or a Roland customer

service center.

Main Specications

BOSS wireless system: WL-50

RECEIVER

Wireless Format BOSS proprietary digital audio format

Wireless carrier

frequency 2.4 GHz

Compatible Channels 14 (May vary due to local conditions)

Transmission Range 20 meters (65 feet) line-of-sight (May vary

due to local conditions)

Latency 2.3 ms

Dynamic Range 110 dB or greater

Frequency Response 20 Hz–20 kHz

Nominal Input Level -10 dBu

Power Supply Alkaline battery (AA, LR6) x 2,

AC adaptor (sold separately)

Current Draw During wireless operation: 60 mA

While charging transmitter: 320 mA

Dimensions 72 (W) x 121 (D) x 56 (H) mm

2-7/8 (W) x 4-13/16 (D) x 2-1/4 (H) inches

Weight (including

battery)

220 g

8 oz

Accessories

Owner’s Manual

Leaet USING THE UNIT SAFELY

Transmitter (*1)

Rubber foot x 4

Alkaline battery (AA, LR6) x 2

*1: An AC adaptor (PSA-S series) is required

to charge the transmitter ( ).WL-T

Options

(sold separately)

AC adaptor: PSA-S series

Parallel DC cord: PCS-20A (DC Plug x8)

TRANSMITTER ( )WL-T

Nominal Input Level -10 dBu

Power Supply Rechargeable lithium-ion battery

Supplied from the DC IN 5 V port

Current Draw 350 mA

Battery charging time Approximately 3 hours

Dimensions 87 (W) x 22 (D) x 36 (H) mm

3-7/16 (W) x 7/8 (D) x 1-7/16 (H) inches

Weight 43 g

2 oz

* This document explains the specications of the product at the

time that the document was issued. For the latest information,

refer to the Roland website.

https://roland.cm/wl-50_spec

* 0 dBu = 0.775 Vrms

Preparing the Receiver (WL-50)

Attaching the rubber feet

You can attach the rubber feet

(included) if necessary.

Attach them in the locations

shown in the illustration.

Preparing the power supply

You can use either an AC adaptor (PSA-S series: sold separately) or

alkaline batteries.

Connecting an AC adaptor

IN jack

Connect the AC adaptor (PSA-S series: sold

separately) to the IN jack.

* We recommend that you keep batteries

installed in the unit even though you’ll

be powering it with the AC adaptor.

That way, you’ll be able to continue a

performance even if the cord of the AC

adaptor gets accidentally disconnected

from the unit.

OUT jack

When an AC adapter is used, you can connect a PCS-20A parallel

DC cord (sold separately) to supply power to eects processors

and other PSA-S adaptor-compatible gear.

* Power cannot be supplied from the OUT jack when the WL-50

is running on batteries.

* If you use the PCS-20A to supply power to devices that are

compatible with PSA-S adaptors, make sure that the total

current consumption of all devices (including the WL-50) does

not exceed the maximum output current of the PSA-S series

unit you’re using. The maximum output current is listed in the

OUTPUT eld of the label axed to the adaptor itself.

Installing alkaline batteries

Remove the battery cover located on the back of the receiver, and

install batteries in the correct polarity as indicated on the unit.

* If you handle batteries improperly, you risk explosion and uid

leakage. Make sure that you carefully observe all of the items

related to batteries that are listed in “USING THE UNIT SAFELY”

and “IMPORTANT NOTES” (leaet “USING THE UNIT SAFELY”).

Turning the power on

When you connect a cable to the OUTPUT jack, the receiver’s

power turns on.

* To prevent malfunction and equipment failure, always turn

down the volume, and turn o all the units before making any

connections.

Other parts and their function

POWER indicator

When the receiver’s power is on, this is lit.

* When operating on batteries, this blinks

when the batteries run low. Replace the

battery.

INPUT jack

You can connect your guitar here. The input sound is

output to the OUTPUT jack. If a guitar is connected, the

wireless function is disabled, and the RECEIVE indicator

is unlit.

OUTPUT jack

Connect this to your amp or eect unit.

RECEIVE indicator

This is lit during wireless communication.

TRANSMITTER jack

Connect the transmitter here.

* Do not connect anything other than

the transmitter made by BOSS. WL-T

If you connect headphones, high-

volume sound might be emitted, or the

headphones might be damaged.

[CABLE TONE] switch

This simulates the eect that a guitar cable

has on the tonal character.

[CABLE TONE] switch

OFF OFF

SHORT Characteristics of a 3-meter (10-foot) guitar

cable

LONG Characteristics of a 6-meter (20-foot) guitar

cable

Charging the Transmitter ( )WL-T

Use either method to charge.

Charging from the receiver

Connect an AC adaptor to the

IN jack, and connect the cable

to the OUTPUT jack.

Then insert the transmitter into

the TRANSMITTER jack.

OUTPUT

jack

IN jack

Charging from a USB AC

adaptor

Connect a commercially

available USB cable and USB AC

adaptor (5 V/0.5 A or higher) to

the DC IN 5 V port.

* When charging from the

DC IN 5 V port, the wireless

connection does not

operate.

DC IN 5 V port (USB Micro-B

type)

BATTERY

indicator

BATTERY indicator

Blinking

orange

The system is monitoring the local state of

the 2.4 GHz wireless spectrum for 10 seconds,

and automatically making adjustments so that

the receiver and transmitter can connect with

optimal stability (Auto Wireless Connection).

BATTERY indicator

Lit orange

Charging.

* The charging time diers depending on the

remaining battery charge and on the charging

environment.

Blinking

green

Charging is completed, and the transmitter is in

standby mode. Unplug the transmitter.

* We recommend that you disconnect the

transmitter after charging is completed. If you

leave it connected, a small amount of power is

used from the battery, and the indicator blinks

green once every eight seconds.

* If you have not used the transmitter for a

long time, one charge might not be sucient.

Disconnect and reconnect the transmitter to

complete charging.

Lit green

When ve hours have passed since charging

started, charging automatically stops in order

to protect the rechargeable lithium-ion battery,

even if charging was not completed.

To charge completely, disconnect and reconnect

the transmitter.

Blinking red

A charging error occurred.

& “Troubleshooting”

Making Wireless Settings (Auto

Wireless Connection)

* Execute the following operation before you play your guitar. In

particular when you’re playing live or in a session, the wireless

conditions might change between the rehearsal and the actual

event, so you should execute the following operation once

again before the actual event.

1. Connect the cable to the OUTPUT jack and

turn the power on.

2. Insert the transmitter into the TRANSMITTER

jack.

This blinks orange while Auto Wireless

Connection settings are being made.

The process completes in approximately

10 seconds.

When the orange blinking stops, remove

the transmitter.

For stable wireless communication

If audio dropouts occur, it might be that the local state of the

wireless spectrum has changed. Execute the Auto Wireless

Connection operation once again.

Since the WL-50 uses a 2.4 GHz wireless system, we recommend

that you place the receiver at least three meters away from a Wi-Fi

router or other wireless device.

Using a microwave oven might also cause audio dropouts due to

wireless interference.

Using multiple wireless systems together

To prevent confusion between the wireless systems, perform the

following steps.

1. Power-o the BOSS wireless systems.

2. Power-on any wireless systems not made by BOSS, and set

them up so that there are no problems with their sound.

First wireless system unit made by BOSS

3. Power-on the receiver, insert the transmitter, and execute

the Auto Wireless Connection procedure.

4. Plug the transmitter into your guitar, making the BATTERY

indicator light.

Second and subsequent wireless system units made by BOSS

5. Repeat steps 3 and 4.

Performing

When you plug the transmitter into your guitar, the transmitter

power-on automatically.

BATTERY indicator

Lit green There is sucient remaining battery capacity.

Blinking

green Standby mode.

Lit orange Battery will be exhausted in less than two hours.

Lit red Battery will be exhausted in less than 30 minutes.

Please recharge.

Switches to standby mode when silence continues

When one hour passes without you playing your guitar, the

transmitter enters standby mode and ends the connection with

the receiver. The BATTERY indicator blinks green.

Note when returning from standby mode

When you raise the volume of your guitar and play it, the

transmitter returns from standby mode in approximately two

seconds.

When not using the system for an extended time

Unplug the transmitter. Standby mode does consume battery

power, although only very slightly.

Turning the Power O

1. Minimize the volume of your guitar and of output

devices such as the amp, and then turn o the

power.

2. Unplug the transmitter from the guitar.

3. Unplug the cable from the receiver’s OUTPUT jack.

Troubleshooting

Problem Items to check/Action

No sound when

you play the

guitar in which

the transmitter is

inserted

Remove and reinsert the transmitter in the

guitar.

Could a cable be connected to the INPUT

jack? The guitar connected to the INPUT jack

takes priority.

Is the receiver too far away from the

transmitter? Alternatively, are there

obstructions between them? Decrease

the distance between the receiver and the

transmitter.

Could you be recharging transmitter from

the DC IN 5 V port?

Disconnect the USB cable when you’re

playing.

Is the transmitter’s BATTERY indicator lit? If it

is unlit, recharge the transmitter.

Is the receiver’s RECEIVE indicator lit? If it is

unlit, execute the Auto Wireless Connection

procedure.

The sound of a

dierent guitar is

heard

Could there be a dierent receiver or

transmitter nearby?

Execute the Auto Wireless Connection

operation once again.

If this does not solve the problem, it could

be that radio-frequency congestion on the

2.4 GHz band is causing channels to conict

with another wireless system.

To reduce radio-frequency congestion, turn

o the power of any unused Wi-Fi router,

Bluetooth device, or microwave oven, and

then execute the Auto Wireless Connection

operation once again.

Owner’s Manual

Before using this unit, carefully read “USING THE UNIT SAFELY” and

“IMPORTANT NOTES” (the leaet “USING THE UNIT SAFELY”). After reading,

keep the document(s) where it will be available for immediate reference.

WL-50 English

Stable wireless communication with no dropouts (Auto Wireless Connection)

Simply connect the transmitter with the receiver; the receiver scans the local state of the wireless spectrum and automatically

chooses the optimal channel.

Switches to standby mode when silence continues

When one hour passes without you playing your guitar, the transmitter enters standby mode.

Produkt Specifikationer

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