Sony Digital Wireless Generation 3 User manual

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Digital Wireless Generation 3
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Contents
About the Sony DWX Digital Wireless System
Sony CrossRemote™ ...........................................................3
Antennas ...............................................................4
Battery Charges ...............................................................4
Sony DWR-R03D Front & Rear Panels
Sony DWR-R03D Front & Rear Panels ........................................................4
Sony DWX Set Up
Pre Set Up ...............................................................5
1. Preparing the Reciever Unit ..................................5
2. Preparing Receivers for Frequency Allocation ............................... 6
3. Assigning Frequencies Using Channel Coordinate (Same Band) .........................6
4. Assigning Frequencies Wihout Using Channel Coordinate (Different Bands) ........7
5. Pairing the Transmitters ...............................................8
6. Setting Receiver & Transmitter Settings .............................................10
6. Label the Receivers . .............................................10
8. On-Site Frequency Deployment .............................................10
9. On-Site Frequency Deployment .............................................11
Index
Index .......................................................15
2.

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Sony CrossRemote™
The Sony DWX Digital Wireless system is an innovative, fully digital wireless system, and still uses the fundamental
of all wireless systems in that if a Receiver (Rx) and Transmitter (Tx) are set on the same frequency, they will pass
audio. The Sony system does however use a clever feature called CrossRemote™. Crossremote™ is a signal in
the 2.4GHz spectrum sent from the Rx to the Tx, allowing for remote control of the Tx via the Rx and within Wire-
less Studio Control Software (Windows only). The RMU-01 is the CrossRemote™ omnidirectional antenna. If your
network does not include an RMU-01, a small, onboard “whip” antennna on the rear of the Rx will be used.
The CrossRemote™ signal is only used to send commands to the Tx from the Rx. The Tx sends all audio and its
metadata over the UHF signal it is tuned to. Even if you are outside of CrossRemote™ range, you will still be able
to see all relevant metadata from the Tx (e.g.Name, Att, RF Power).
The RMU Setting Tool (Windows only) is used to rename the RMU, set its IP address and change the frequency
range it works within. As CrossRemote™ works within the 2.4GHz spectrum it is important to make sure that there
is minimal interference by selecting a range that works for your setup alongside other present 2.4GHz systems
(e.g. lights/comms).
The below symbols represent the strength of your CrossRemote™ signal. These can be found in Wireless Studio
and on the Rx and Tx displays. To make any remote changes, the Tx will need to be switched on, paired and in
range. An RMU antenna gives you on average a 15m radius.
3.
To use CrossRemote™ and control a Tx from the Rx, a data pairing must be established, see section 5. If your
transmitter is out of CrossRemote™ range, or is not paired to a receiver, you can still control all functionality manu-
ally. To change certain parameters (e.g. Frequency, RF Power) you have to power on the Tx holding the ‘Set’ but-
ton. This puts the Tx into a ‘soft-start’ mode, where it does not transmit. Once you have made your change, power
cycle the Tx to begin transmitting again.
Audio Metadata Control
2.4GHzUHF
Wireless remote control condition display
Indicates the communication status of the paired
transmitter according to four levels.
: Good transmision
: Somewhat good transmission
: Somewhat poor transmission
: Poor transmission
: (red indication) Unable to communicate with paired transmitter

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Antennas
Sony AN-01 Antennas have an Active Booster on board and can be provided with up to 12V phantom power (9 or
12V if used in Remote mode). As a starting point, the Booster is set to 0dB gain (Blue LED). If your cable runs are
over 20m+ the gain can be increased to 10dB (Green LED).
4.
Battery Chargers
To assign an IP address to a Sony battery charger use the BC-DWX Setting Tool (Windows only). Please contact
us for any supporting software.
Sony DWR-R03D Front and Rear Panels
Power Utility
(both channels) Monitor/Rx/Tx/Remote
(Individual Channel) Headphones
Main Outs Secondary Outs AES/Analog Network/Dante
CrossRemoteTM Antenna
Power
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Pre Set Up
This guide works best from factory settings and is for use with the DWR-R03D Sony DWX Generation 3 receiver.
To start, all receiver (Rx) units should be wired within a network via a switch or daisy-chain using the primary and/
or secondary LAN slots on the back of the receivers. For any RF scans of the environment on site, we recommend
having the antennas set up in performance position.
For any major set up, start with all Txs off.
Monitor/RX/TX/Remote functions are controlled on an each-channel basis where as the UTILITY menu affects both
channels with controls being displayed on the left-hands display.
5.
1. Preparing the receiver unit
UTILITY MENU
• RF
o BAND BLOCK - Select TV Band block (See Table 1 for Band breakdown)
o ANT DC OUT – If using a passive antenna, supplied ‘twigs’, an antenna distribution unit, or
if unit is daisy chained from another unit, select ‘Off’. If using Sony AN-01 Antennas directly
into receiver, set to ‘9v’
• AUDIO
o MONITOR MODE – 1/2 or 1+2 outputs only signals from within that particular receiver. IP
modes allow for Dante-enabled systems to output to all headphone sockets at
once. IP SOLO toggles from one channel to another whereas IP MIX allows for multiple
monitor signals at once. If in IP mode, you have to press and hold ‘Monitor’ for a short time
to monitor that channel.
• NETWORK
o RECEIVER IP – Set receiver IP address and subnet mask. For best practice, allocate
the IP range in rack order, so the top RX has the lowest IP address and make sure any
other units (e.g. BC-DWX, RMU) have unique IP addresses.
• ALERT FUNCTION
o Set all to off apart from ‘QL LOW’ (Quality of the data packet received) and ‘TX BATTERY
LOW’. This sets the criteria for the large alert light on the front of the receiver. We believe
these two settings to be priority when it comes to alerts, but this is customisable.
• QL ALERT SENS
o Set to low. We recommend the low setting as a high alert sensitivity will flag up natural and
expected levels of variance that we don’t consider necessary to worry about. A low alert
setting will flag up anything that is worth taking note of.
REPEAT STEP 1 ON EACH RECEIVER UNIT (The utility menu controls the settings for the whole rack unit, across the two channels)

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To avoid any duplicated frequencies or ‘Band Mismatch’ alerts, it is best to allocate frequencies to all receiver
channels before pairing the Tx units. If the Rx’s are already on different frequencies, skip to step 4. Channel
Coordinate allows all Rxs to be allocated individual frequencies at the same time.
Set the band in the receiver menu. The receiver menu is for each separate channel, left and right of the receiver
unit respectively.
RECEIVER MENU> BAND> Set Band
If all receivers are set up in a network then repeat this step for each channel, once all in the same band then go to
STEP 3.
If receivers are not set up within a network or are purposefully in different bands, skip to step 4
6.
2. Preparing Receivers for Frequency Allocation
On the top receiver (lowest IP address) -
• UTILITY MENU
o RF
• CHANNEL COORDINATE
YOU WILL LOSE AUDIO ON THE RECEIVER PERFORMING THE SCAN
3. Assigning Frequencies using Channel Co-ordinate (same BAND)
CH COORDINATE > SCAN
TV21-23
START SCAN? (TX WILL SLEEP)
[NO] [YES]
To start select Start Scan > Yes
CH COORDINATE > SCAN
00 /2181 470.250MHz
SCANNING..
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60

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This will scan the environment and find a list of clean frequencies. You can choose what order you would like the
frequencies to appear in CHANNEL COORDINATE > SCAN RESULTS ORDER, and either select Increasing
Interference or Increasing Frequency.
Once the scan is complete you can choose to either Auto assign or manually assign the frequencies.
a) If selecting frequencies purely for the purpose of set up (as recommended in step 2)
- Select Auto assign and select any group (D7 is recommended for allocation)
b) If on site and selecting frequencies for deployment and use
- Select Auto assign (unless there are specific frequencies you wish to avoid)
- Select a D group (please see figure 2 for details on Sony groups)
7.
CH COORDINATE > MODE
TV21-23
SELECT ASSIGNMENT MODE
[MANUAL] [ AUTO ]
CH COORDINATE > GP
D1 TV21 16
D2 TV22 16
D3 TV23 16
This will then assign frequencies to all channels within the network and band.
If you need to avoid specific frequencies then please select to manually assign.
4. Assigning Frequencies without channel coordinate (different BANDS)
To manually allocate frequencies without the use of channel coordinate.
• RECEIVER MENU
o GP/CH Select group and channel frequency for each receiver channel.
BAND TV21-23
GP/CH D1 /2102
ACTIVE CH SCAN
CLEAR CH SCAN
D1
D2
D3
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60

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8.
GROUP D1 > CHANNEL
2102 470.250MHz
2106 470.750MHz
2110 471.250MHz
This sets up the data pairing between the Rx and a Tx. Upon successful pairing, the Tx will start to transmit on the
Rx’s chosen frequency. Make sure your transmitters have sufficient battery and are within the Cross remote range
(RMU-01 – 15m, Onboard ‘whips’ – 1m).
It is important at this stage to ensure that your system has been set to the exact settings with the correct hardware
that will be onsite. If you are using the RMU unit it should be plugged in.
• REMOTE MENU
o RF REMOTE – Set to On
o MODE – This indicated which Remote set up you are currently using and is not changeable. ‘ST’
means you are pairing using the onboard ‘whip’ antennas whereas ‘NT’ means you are using an
RMU-01 somewhere in the network. If you’re using RMU-01s and are showing ‘ST’, then the
RMU-01 network settings are wrong and it is not communicating with the rest of the system.
o PAIRING
 START PAIRING – Select Yes. The receiver will now start scanning for a transmitter.
5. Pairing the transmitters
PAIRING
START PAIRING?
[ NO ] [YES]
PAIRING
SCANNING...
REPEAT FOR EACH CHANNEL (Left and right channel of each receiver unit).
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60

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9.
PAIRING
(Transmitter Name)
PAIRING
GET INFORMATION
Put the Tx into Pairing Mode by holding down the ‘Minus’ button whilst powering on the Tx. If using a DWM-02N
Handheld, make sure to assemble the handheld once in scanning mode. If the Tx is button-locked, simply take out
and reinsert the battery while holding the minus button. The Tx should show it is in pairing mode.
Once detected, the Receiver will display the Tx’s it has picked up and are able to pair with. Select the Tx.
PAIRING
PAIRING DONE
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
Repeat and pair all Tx’s to an Rx channel.
If anything changes within the Network, e.g. IP addresses, you will need to re-pair the transmitters.
Tx
Power on whilst holding
the Minus (-) button
+
-
POWER
Power on side
Tx 1
SCANNING...
L

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10.
• RECEIVER (RX) MENU
o CODEC MODE – Set to Mode 4 for DWT-B03R and DWT-B30 Generation 3 Txs, Mode
2 for DWM-02N Handheld Txs. N.B. if you have manually tuned your Txs, you may have
to set the codec manually on the transmitter.
o MAIN OUT LEVEL – Set to ‘Line’. If you find this is too ‘hot’ for your console, we
recommend dropping to -24dBu.
• TRANSMITTER (TX) MENU (on the receiver)
o NAME – Allows you to change the Transmitter name.
o POWER SAVE – This can put the Tx into sleep mode. Active is the default setting
o RF POWER - Set to 10mW as standard, 2mW for small areas and 25mW for large
stadium like locations. 25mW setting may need to be unlocked on the Tx manually under
‘MAX RF POWER’ setting.
o ATT – Set your attenuation. For use with DPA 4061’s or similar, set to 18db at standard.
N.B. Attenuation value is how you are reducing the level, 18dB ATT is -18dB Gain.
o LCF – Set to off
o LOCK – This allows you to lock the power switch, settings control or both on the Tx (DWT-
B03R/DWT-B30 only)
o BATTERY REMAIN - Set to time (only available on DWT-B03R)
6. Setting Receiver and Transmitter Settings
7. Label the Receivers
The name displayed when a receiver is tuned to a transmitter will be the name set in the Tx. If the Tx is switched off,
this will default back to ‘NO DATA’. You can easily copy the name from the Tx to the Rx.
• RECEIVER MENU
o CHANNEL LABEL
• Select Copy Tx
8. On-site Frequency Deployment
If anything within the network has changed since moving on-site (e.g. IP address changes of switch or RMU) you
will need to re-pair the transmitters. – See step 4.
To analyse the environment and deploy clean frequencies, use Channel Coordinate (step 3). This function can be
used with multiple receivers as long as they are in the same network and band. If all set up has been performed
on site, and channel co-ordinate was used to allocate the receivers frequencies then there is no need to perform
channel coordinate again.
It is very important that all transmitters are on, paired and within the RMU range for any changes to be made.

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11.
If your environment changes onsite (e.g. you move venue/another RF system is bought in) we would recommend
using channel coordinate to allocate new frequencies (Step 3). Please make sure all transmitters are on, paired,
and in the Cross Remote range to do this.
Below are four options for changing frequency ‘on the fly’, CrossRemote™ is needed in option a, b and c, and
Audio is lost at some point for varying amounts of time (depending on method), so please read through before
performing anything mid-performance.
1. Quickest single channel change
• RX MENU
o GP/CH.
 • Select current Group. Scroll through frequencies to find a clear frequency (Audio is lost at this point).
The RF meters show noise on that frequency, therefore select one with minimum noise. Once selected,
you will be prompted to send to Tx (Please make s sure all transmitters are on, paired and in the Cross
Remote range to do this).
9. Redundancy on site
BAND TV21-23
GP/CH D1 /2110
ACTIVE CH SCAN
CLEAR CH SCAN
GROUP D1 > CHANNEL
2102 479.250MHz
2106 470.750MHz
2110 471.250MHz
GP/CH SEND TX
GP/CH SEND TX?
[NO] [YES]
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60

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2. Clear Channel Scan
• RX MENU
o Clear channel scan
• Start scan. Audio is lost whilst performing the scan. A list of clear frequencies is then
presented (those with the same level of noise are listed by frequency). Select the
desired frequency. Once selected, you will be prompted to send to Tx (Please make
sure all transmitters are on, paired and in the Cross Remote range to do this).
BAND TV21-23
GP/CH D1 /2102
ACTIVE CH SCAN
CLEAR CH SCAN
CLEAR CHANNEL SCAN
GP:D1
START SCAN?
[NO] [YES]
CLEAR CHANNEL SCAN
D1 /2122 472.750MHz
SCANNING.
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
CLEAR CHANNEL SCAN > D1
1 0dB 2110 471.250
2 0dB 2114 471.750
3 0dB 2122 472.750
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
GP/CH SEND TX
GP/CH SEND TX?
[NO] [YES]
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60

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3. Full Spectrum analyser
• RX MENU
o Spectrum Analyzer
• Start scan. Audio is lost whilst performing the scan. Once the scan is complete, you
will see a full analysis of your environment, using the jog-wheel you can then home in on
a frequency, push in the jogg stick and select YES for that to be allocated to the channel
(Please make sure all transmitters are on, paired and in the Cross Remote range to do
this.)
GP/CH D1 /2110
ACTIVE CH SCAN
CLEAR CH SCAN
SPECTRUM ANALYZER
SPECTRUM ANALYZER
GP:00
START SCAN?
[NO] [YES]
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
SET THE CHANNEL ON THE RECEIVER?
00 /2143 475.375MHz
[NO] [YES]
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
GP/CH SEND TX?
[NO] [YES]
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
COMPLETE
[OK]
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
100
80
60
40
20
0
470 [ 473.250MHz ] 494 [MHz]
100
80
60
40
20
0
470 [ 473.250MHz ] 494 [MHz]

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4. Detect an actively used frequency. No need for CrossRemote™, this scan allows you to detect and tune
into currently transmitting transmitters.
• RX Menu
o Active channel scan. Start scan. Audio is lost whilst performing the scan. This will pick
up Sony active channels, select continue to scan for the next frequency or select the
Tx frequency for that receiver channel to adopt. We would recommend re-pairing the
transmitter and receiver if using cross-remote when possible. See step 5
GP/CH 00 /2143
ACTIVE CHANNEL SCAN
CLEAR CH SCAN
SPECTRUM ANALYZER
ACTIVE CHANNEL SCAN
GP:00
START SCAN?
[NO] [YES]
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60
ACTIVE CHANNEL SCAN
00 /2144 475.500MHz
TX 1
[CONTINUE] [CANCEL] [SET]
QL AF/PEAK
RF BATT
ALERT
0
-20
-36
-60

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Model No. BAND BLOCK Frequency band Frequency Group/channel (factory setting)
TV21-23 470.025-494.000 MHz
TV21-29 TV24-26 494.025-518.000 MHz
TV27-29 518.025-542.000 MHz
TV30-32 542.025-566.000 MHz
TV33-35 566.025-590.000 MHz
W TV30-41 TV36-38 590.025-614.000 MHz 00 2101 470.125MHz
TV38-40 606.025-630.000 MHz
TV41 630.025-638.000 MHz
TV42-44 638.025-662.000 MHz
TV42-51 TV45-47 662.025-686.000 MHz
TV48-50 686.025-710.000 MHz
TV51 710.025-714.000 MHz
European models
Channel step: 25 kHz
Index
DWR-R03D TV Channel Band Blocks
TV Band Group Channel Range Spacing Note
A-C D1 16 channels in TV band A 500 kHz
D2 16 channels in TV band B 500 kHz
D3 16 channels in TV band C 500 kHz
D4 32 channels in TV band A and B 500 kHz
D5 32 channels in TV band B and C 500 kHz
D6 32 channels in TV band A and C 500 kHz
D7 48 channels in TV band A, B and C 500 kHz
D11 21 channels in TV band A 375 kHz DWT-B03 and BWT-B30 only
D12 21 channels in TV band B 375 kHz DWT-B03 and BWT-B30 only
D13 21 channels in TV band C 375 kHz DWT-B03 and BWT-B30 only
D14 42 channels in TV band A and B 375 kHz DWT-B03 and BWT-B30 only
D15 42 channels in TV band B and C 375 kHz DWT-B03 and BWT-B30 only
D16 42 channels in TV band A and C 375 kHz DWT-B03 and BWT-B30 only
D17 42 channels in TV band A, B and C 375 kHz DWT-B03 and BWT-B30 only
00 Any of 63 carrier Frequencies per TV channel 125 kHz Multi Channel operation is not assured in this group
01-07 Analog Groups
A 320 Carrier Frequencies in TV band A 25 kHz Multi Channel operation is not assured in this group
B 320 Carrier Frequencies in TV band B 25 kHz Multi Channel operation is not assured in this group
C 320 Carrier Frequencies in TV band C 25 kHz Multi Channel operation is not assured in this group
Typical Sony Frequency Groupings with Frequency Band