Sony DWR-R02D User manual

Wireless Studio
User’s Guide Version 3.0x
Before using this software, please read this manual thoroughly
and retain it for future reference.
DWR-R01D/R02D
4-177-128-13 (2)
© 2010 Sony Corporation

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Table of Contents
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
Features .......................................................4
Preparing the Software and Devices.........5
Installing the Software.................................. 5
Setting Up the Network ................................ 6
Connecting to the Network........................... 7
Parts Identification......................................8
Menus ...........................................................9
Basic Operations.......................................11
Device Detection and Monitoring .............. 11
If Problems Occur during Monitoring ........ 12
Selecting Channel Plans ............................. 13
Pairing Receiver Channels and
Transmitters....................................... 14
Controlling Devices .................................... 15
Recording the Signal Environment during
Operation........................................... 17
Using Settings Files .................................... 17
Device List Window...................................19
Main Window .............................................21
Status Viewer and Meter Icons................... 21
Sub Window...............................................23
Message Log Tab........................................ 23
Property List Tab ........................................ 24
RF Chart Grapher Tab ................................ 25
RF Chart Analyzer Tab............................... 27
Setup Windows..........................................28
Property Window........................................ 28
Channel Plan Adviser Window .................. 30
Omit IP address list Window...................... 34
Setting lock Window .................................. 35
Receiver CH Label setting Window ........... 35
AF peak hold setting Window .................... 36
Startup setting Window .............................. 36
Region setting Window .............................. 37

4Using This User’s Guide / Features
Using This User’s Guide
This User’s Guide explains the use of the Wireless Studio
software supplied with the DWR-R01D/DWR-R02D
Digital Wireless Receiver.
To make the most of this guide, please use it in conjunction
with the Operating Instructions supplied with the DWR-
R01D and DWR-R02D.
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.
Features
The Wireless Studio software supplied with the
DWR-R01D/DWR-R02D Digital Wireless Receiver
(herein referred to as the “receivers”) allows you monitor
and control a digital wireless system via a network.
The digital wireless system can be accessed from up to six
computers.
Wireless Studio has the following features.
Device monitoring
The software includes a status viewer for monitoring the
operation 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 appears
on the initial display of the receiver.
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, and
frequencies 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 the
transmitters that are paired with the receivers. Control
operations are performed from the Property window and
the Property List tab.
The Property window allows you to control a single
receiver and its paired transmitter while viewing their
operation statuses.
The Property List tab allows you to display the settings of
multiple receivers and transmitters in a list, and perform
fast control operations such as applying the same settings
to all the devices simultaneously.
Recalling stored settings and monitoring
information
Information such as the setting values of devices and the
arrangement of devices in the status viewer can be saved
as a file.
You can recall such information in Wireless Studio at a
later time by loading these stored files.
The setting values recalled in Wireless Studio can be
applied to all the devices.

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Preparing the Software and Devices
Pairing-assist function
The software includes a pairing wizard to assist in pairing,
an operation that is necessary to enable remote control of
transmitters via wireless remote control.
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 a
timeline, and the RF Chart Analyzer function allows you
to reference the files saved with the RF Chart Grapher.
Preparing the Software
and Devices
Installing the Software
• If the older version of Wireless Studio is already
installed in the PC, uninstall it (see page 6).
• Quit all applications before installing the software.
• Be sure to log in as the administrator.
Notes on installation
The installation procedure below describes the operation
on the PC that runs Windows XP. Note that the procedure
may vary according to the operating system.
1 Insert the CD-ROM “Wireless Studio” in your CD-
ROM drive.
2 Click “Start” and then click “Run”.
3 Click “Browse” and then select the CD-ROM drive.
4 Select “setup.exe” and click “Open”.
This opens the “Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard
for Wireless Studio”.
5 Click “Next”.
A message “Choose an area” appears.
If Wireless Studio is already installed, a message
“Program Already Installed” appears. When this
message appears, select “Repair” to overwrite the
installation, or select “Remove” to first uninstall the
software, and then perform step 4 again.
6 Select your region and click “Next”.
7 Verify and if necessary, change the location where the
software is installed.
To change the location, click “Change...” and change
the location where the software is installed.
8 Click “Next”.
9 Click “Install”.
Installation starts.
When all application files have been copied to the PC,
a message “InstallShield Wizard Completed” appears.
10 Click “Finish”.
Notes

6Preparing the Software and Devices
To uninstall the software
The uninstallation procedure below describes the
operation on the PC that runs Windows XP. Note that the
procedure may vary according to the operating system.
Click and select “Add or Remove Programs” in the
Windows Control Panel, then select “Wireless Studio”
from the list, and then delete it.
Setting Up the Network
This section describes the network settings for the
receiver, RMU-01, and PC.
IP addresses and subnet masks
• 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)
• If you are using a standard line connection, consult your
network administrator.
Receiver Network Settings
Make settings on the front panel of the receiver.
For details on making the settings, refer to the Operating
Instructions supplied with the receiver.
RMU-01 Network Settings
Make settings by using the Setting Tool software supplied
with the RMU-01.
For details on making the settings, refer to the User’s
Guide supplied with the RMU-01 Setting Tool.
PC Network Settings
1 Select “Start > Control Panel > Network and Internet
Connections”.
2 Click “Network Connections”.
3 Right-click the local area connection icon and then
click “Properties”.
4 Double-click “Internet Protocol 4 (TCP/IP)”.
The properties window of the local area connection
opens up.
5 Double-click “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)”.
The internet protocol (TCP/IP) properties window
opens up.
6 Click “Use the following IP address”, and then enter
the IP address in the IP address field.
Make sure not to use an IP address that is already
assigned to another device on the network.
7 Enter the subnet mask into the Subnet mask field.
If you configure a value other than “255 255 255 0”,
the search for the receiver on the network will take a
long time.
8 Click “OK” to close the internet protocol (TCP/IP)
properties window.
9 Click “Close” to close the local area connection
properties window.
Note
Note
Note

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Preparing the Software and Devices
Connecting to the Network
By using the straight LAN cables, connect the receiver,
RMU-01, and the PC through the 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.
For details on connecting devices, refer to the Operating
Instructnions supplied with the receiver.
• 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.
Notes
Receiver
RMU-01
Hub
PC

8Parts Identification
Parts Identification
aMenu
Click on a menu to display the commands in that menu.
For details, see “Menus” on page 9.
bToolbar
The following settings are available on the toolbar.
Label: Shows or hides labels.
TX Name: Shows or hides transmitter names.
For details, see “Selecting whether to display labels and
transmitter names” on page 36.
Offline / Online: Switches between online mode and
offline mode.
Clear AF Peak hold: Releases the hold status of the AF
level meters that appear in the status viewer.
For details, see “AF peak hold setting Window” on
page 36.
cMain window
Information obtained from the receivers is displayed in the
status viewer of the main window. This allows you to
monitor signal reception, audio levels, and other status
information for the receivers.
For details, see “Main Window” on page 21.
dDevice List window
Lists the receivers and RMU-01 units 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 “Device List Window” on page 19.
eSub 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 23.
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Menus
Property List tab
Displays a list of setting values for multiple receivers and
transmitters. The devices displayed here are those that are
registered to the pages displayed in the status viewer. You
can control the receivers and transmitters by selecting the
cells in the list and modifying the settings.
For details, see “Property List Tab” on page 24.
RF Chart Grapher tab
Records the signal reception status obtained from the
receivers and up to 24 hours worth of warnings related to
the reception status.
For details, see “RF Chart Grapher Tab” on page 25.
RF Chart Analyzer tab
Allows you to view the information saved in the RF Chart
Grapher tab.
For details, see “RF Chart Analyzer Tab” on page 27.
Menus
File menu
This menu allows you to load existing setting files and
save settings.
The File menu has the following commands.
The New, Open, and Save commands can only be used in
offline mode.
New:Creates a new settings file.
Open: Opens a setting file.
Save: Saves the current settings to a setting file that is
already open by overwriting the contents of the file. For
setting files that are still unnamed, this command can be
used in the same way as the “Save as” command to add a
name 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: dwl2).
Exit: Exits the Wireless Studio software.
View menu
This menu allows you to show or hide each window, and
restore the size and layout of each window to their default
state from immediately after installation.
The View menu has the following commands:
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.
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 17.
Note

10 Menus
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.
For details, see “Manually adding a receiver/RMU-01 to
the device list window” on page 20.
Search devices: Automatically detects the receivers and
RMU-01 units 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” on
page 34.
Setting lock: Opens the “Setting lock” window. Use this
to disable or enable the modification of receiver and
transmitter settings from Wireless Studio.
For details, see “Setting lock Window” on page 35.
Pairing wizard: Opens the “Pairing Wizard” dialog box.
Use this to pair receiver channels and transmitters.
For details, see “Pairing Receiver Channels and
Transmitters” on page 14.
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 13
and “Channel Plan Adviser Window” on page 30.
Option menu
The Option menu has the following commands:
Receiver CH Label setting: Opens the “Receiver CH
Label setting” window. Use this to configure labels for
each receiver channel.
For details, see “Receiver CH Label setting Window” on
page 35.
AF peak hold setting: Opens the “AF peak hold setting”
window. Use this to configure the hold settings for the
peak levels of the AF/PEAK level meters.
For details, see “AF peak hold setting Window” on
page 36.
Startup setting: Opens the “Startup setting” window. Use
this to configure startup operations for Wireless Studio.
For details, see “Startup setting Window” on page 36.
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 Studio
installation.
For details, see “Region setting Window” on page 37.
About menu
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 that
appear in the Message Log tab of the sub window are
automatically saved as log files.
System version information: Opens the “System version
information” window. Displays the versions of the
receivers and RMU-01 units on the network, and the
transmitter versions received from the transmitters by the
receivers.
Version information: Indicates the version of the
Wireless Studio software.

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Basic Operations
Basic Operations
Wireless Studio operates in one of two modes, online
mode and offline mode.
Online mode
Online mode is used to enable real-time communication
between the receivers and RMU-01 units via the network,
and allow monitoring and control of the devices.
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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.
Device Detection and Monitoring
1 Select “Start > All Programs > Sony > Digital Wireless
Microphone System > Wireless Studio” to start up the
software.
2 Place a check mark next to “Online monitoring and
control” in the Device menu.
The system enters online mode, and the receivers and
RMU-01 units are automatically detected and added to
the device list window.
Receivers that are added to the device list are
automatically registered to the “All tuners” page of the
status viewer where they can then be monitored.
For more information on window contents, see “Status
Viewer and Meter Icons” on page 21.
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.
To monitor a particular set of receiver channels
Display a page in the status viewer other than the “All
tuners” page, and register receiver channels manually to
monitor only the receiver channels that you select.
To display a receiver channel in the status viewer, drag the
receiver channel selected in the device list and drop it in
the status viewer, or right-click the receiver channel and
select “Add to Status Viewer” in the context menu that
appears.
Device Detection and Monitoring (page 11)
Locate the receivers 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.
Selecting Channel Plans (page 13)
Scan the signal environment using the channel scan
function of the receiver, and view the results while selecting
the channel plan.
Pairing Receiver Channels and Transmitters (page 14)
Pairing is necessary to enable control of the transmitters via
wireless remote control. Use the pairing wizard in Wireless
Studio to pair receivers and transmitters.
Controlling Devices (page 15)
Perform device controls from the Property window and the
Property List tab of the sub window.
Recording the Signal Environment during Operation
(page 17)
Record the signal levels and changes in QL for each
receiver. Warnings related to signal reception and QL will
also be recorded.
Using Settings Files (page 17)
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.
Note
Click [+] to the
left of a receiver
icon to display
the receiver
channels.

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The following methods are available for selecting receiver
channels.
• When you click a single receiver channel, that receiver
channel is selected.
• When you click a receiver, the two receiver channels that
are built into that receiver are selected.
• When you click and drag on the background area, all of
the receiver channels within the dragged area are
selected.
• When you click receiver channels while holding down
the Shift key or Ctrl key, all of the clicked receiver
channels are selected.
To set devices to be excluded from automatic detection
Use the Omit IP address list window (see page 34).
If Problems Occur during Monitoring
See the following table to remedy the problem.
Problem Cause Remedy
The receiver is
not recognized.
The host name or IP
address is already
assigned to another
device.
Check the host
name or IP
address settings.
It takes long
until the
receiver is
recognized.
If the network has a PC
that is connected to a
broadband router or the
Internet, it may take
several minutes to
recognize the receiver.
Construct a
separate
network apart
from the one
containing the
PC with the
broadband
router or the
Internet
connection.
In the dialog
box indicating
the receiver
detection
results, an
abnormal value
appears in the
IP address
field.
If your PC is equipped
with or connected to a
modem or ISDN router,
the Wireless Studio
software may not
function properly when
you start it up when
either of the conditions
described below exist.
This is because the PC
will attempt to detect
device through the
modem or router.
• The receiver is turned
off.
• The LAN cable is
disconnected.
Turn on the
receiver and
make sure the
LAN cable is
connected.
The receiver is
not detected
automatically.
The Windows firewall or
your security software’s
firewall may prevent
devices from being
detected automatically.
Disable the
firewall settings
on the computer.
The “Wireless
Studio
detected
version
unmatch with
DWR-R01D.
Please update
the firmware of
DWR-R01D to
ver.1.20 or
later” message
appears, and
monitoring is
disabled.
Wireless Studio Ver. 3.0
or later supports Ver.
1.20 or later of the
DWR-R01D firmware.
Update the
firmware of the
receivers. For
details, contact
your Sony
dealer.

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Basic Operations
Selecting Channel Plans
To ensure stable operations, select a channel plan that is
suitable 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 plan
that 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” on
page 30.
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 31.
1 Place a check mark next to “Online monitoring and
control” in the Device menu.
The system enters online mode, and the receivers are
automatically detected and added to the device list
window.
2 Select “Device menu > Channel Plan Adviser.”
The following screen appears, and Channel Plan
Adviser starts.
3 Select “Basic mode,” and 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 plotted
on the frequency spectrum display in the upper part of
the screen.
5 Click “Next >.”
The following screen appears.
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.
6 Select the “Group type” to use for each frequency
band.
Select the group type based on the device
configuration.
Sony preset GP [Digital system only]:Select this
when only Sony digital wireless systems are used.
Sony preset GP [With Sony analog system]: Select
this when the configuration also includes Sony analog
wireless systems.
Loaded from cpa file: Select this to use channel plans
that were selected during previous uses of Channel
Plan Adviser.

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User define: Select this to use user defined channel
plans.
7 Click “Next >.”
The following screen appears.
The selected channel plan is assigned to the receivers
here.
8 Click “Auto.”
The channel plan is assigned automatically.
You can also assign channels one at a time by selecting
the receiver and frequency, and clicking the Tbutton.
9 Click “Next >.”
Configuration of the assigned channel plan starts for
the receivers.
If the receivers are already paired with transmitters,
the configuration is also sent to the transmitters.
The following screen appears.
10 Click “Finish.”
Channel Plan Adviser closes.
Pairing Receiver Channels and
Transmitters
To enable remote control of transmitters via wireless
remote control, each receiver channel must be paired with
a transmitter.
By using the pairing wizard in Wireless Studio to perform
this operation, you can perform pairing for multiple
channels with ease.
Perform pairing with the pairing wizard as follows.
1 Place a check mark next to “Online monitoring and
control” in the Device menu.
The system enters online mode, and the receivers and
RMU-01 units are automatically detected and added to
the device list window.
2 Select “Device menu > Pairing wizard.”
The following screen appears, and the pairing wizard
starts.
3 Click “Next >.”
The following screen appears.
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Basic Operations
The receiver channels for all the receivers that appear
in the device list appear here.
4 Select the receiver channel for pairing, and click
“Next >.”
The following screen appears.
5 Operate the transmitter for pairing to set it to pairing
mode, and click “Next >.”
When the transmitter is detected, the following screen
appears.
6 Select the transmitter for pairing, and click “Next >.”
Information regarding remote control is exchanged
between the receiver and the transmitter.
When the information exchange is complete, the
following screen appears.
The names of receiver channels and transmitters that
have already been paired appear here.
The “Transmitter Name” column to the right of the
receiver 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
the above procedure from step 3.
7 When all necessary pairings are complete, click
“Finish.”
The wizard closes.
The receiver channels and transmitters are now paired, and
remote control via wireless remote control is enabled.
Controlling Devices
You can control devices from the Property window and the
Property List tab of the sub window in Wireless Studio.
The Property window displays information about the
selected receiver. You can configure settings in the
Property window while viewing the meter icons in the
upper part of the window.
The Property List tab of the sub window displays a list of
settings for the receiver channels and transmitters
displayed in the status viewer. You can configure settings
for multiple receiver channels and transmitters
simultaneously in the Property List tab.
Controlling devices from the Property
window
Perform the following to control devices from the Property
window.
1 Place a check mark next to “Online monitoring and
control” in the Device menu.

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The system enters online mode, and the receivers are
automatically 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 the
upper part of the device list window.
• Right-click a receiver or receiver channel in the
device list, and select “Property” in the context
menu that appears.
• 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.
For details on the settings in the Property window, see
“Property Window” on page 28.
Controlling devices from the Property List
tab of the sub window
Perform the following to control devices from the Property
List tab of the sub window.
1 Place a check mark next to “Online monitoring and
control” in the Device menu.
The system enters online mode, and the receivers are
automatically detected and added to the device list
window.
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 is
registered in the status viewer, or register the receiver
channel to the status viewer.
For details on changing the page displayed in the
status viewer, see “Status Viewer and Meter Icons” on
page 21.

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Basic Operations
For details on how to register receiver channels to the
status viewer, see “To monitor a particular set of
receiver channels” on page 11.
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 and
transmitters immediately and applied.
For details on the settings in the Property List tab and
how to change them, see “Property List Tab” on
page 24.
Recording the Signal Environment
during Operation
You can use the RF Chart Grapher in Wireless Studio to
record information on the signal environment and any
alerts that occurred during operation. This allows you to
determine the cause-and-effect relationship between the
signal environment and specific alerts.
This section describes the process between starting the
signal environment monitoring and saving.
For further details on operations, see “RF Chart Grapher
Tab” on page 25.
1 Place a check mark next to “Online monitoring and
control” in the Device menu.
The system enters online mode, the receivers are
automatically detected and added to the device list
window, and monitoring of the signal environment
starts.
2 When you are finished with operations, click “Save
all” to save the acquired RF and QL data.
The following dialog box appears.
3 Select the folder in which you want to save the data,
and click “OK.”
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.
For details on the RF Chart Analyzer, see “RF Chart
Analyzer Tab” on page 27.
Using Settings Files
Wireless Studio allows you to save device settings as files.
By recalling the settings stored in a file and applying them
to devices using the “Load settings” function, you can
reuse previously configured settings.
After recalling settings from a file, you can also edit the
setting values in Wireless Studio without connecting to the
devices on the network. You can create new system
configurations that are based on previous setting
environments by applying the settings edited in Wireless
Studio to the devices.
The following items are stored in a settings file.
• Setting values for each device that appears in the device
list.
• Positions of meter icons registered in the status viewer.
• Omit IP address list settings
Saving the settings as files
1 Remove the check mark next to “Online monitoring
and control” in the Device menu.
The system enters offline mode.

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2 Select “File menu > Save as.”
The current configurations are saved as a settings file.
When saving transmitter settings, make sure that the
transmitters are active and that signals are received
properly. If the information is not received properly from
a transmitter, the factory default settings of that transmitter
will be saved.
Opening files and editing settings
1 Remove the check mark next to “Online monitoring
and control” in the Device menu.
The system enters offline mode.
2 Select “File menu > Open.”
3 Select the previously saved file, and click “OK.”
The information stored in the file is displayed on the
Wireless Studio screen.
4 Edit the setting values.
Settings values can be edited in the Property window
or the Property List tab of the sub window.
For details on changing the settings, see “Property
List Tab” on page 24 and “Property Window” on
page 28.
When you are finished editing, save the settings to a file if
necessary.
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 the
actual 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 the
device when changing the “Receiver Model” and
“Transmitter Type” settings.
Opening files and applying settings
1 Remove the check mark next to “Online monitoring
and control” in the Device menu.
The system enters offline mode.
2 Select “File menu > Open.”
3 Select the previously saved file, and click “OK.”
The information stored in the file is displayed on the
Wireless Studio screen.
Edit the settings here if necessary.
4 Select “Device menu > Load settings > All Receiver’s
settings or All Receiver’s and All Transmitter’s
settings.”
The settings are applied to the devices. The devices to
which the settings are applied will depend on the
option you selected.
If “All Receiver’s settings” is selected
The settings are applied to all the receivers that appear
in the device list.
If “All Receiver’s and All Transmitter’s
settings” is selected
The settings are applied to all the receivers that appear
in the device list and their paired transmitters.
If for some reason the stored values could not be
applied to a setting item, the cell for that item will be
displayed in yellow in the Property List tab. In such
cases, make sure to check the status and setting values
of the devices.
• The following conditions must be met for the settings to
be applied to the receivers.
- The IP addresses of the receivers that appear in the
device list must be the actual IP addresses of the units.
- The “Receiver Model” settings must be the actual
models of the receivers.
• The following conditions must be met for the settings to
be 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.
Note
Note
Notes

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Device List Window
Device List Window
This window lists in a table all of the receivers 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 status of each device.
a+ (add) button
Opens the “Add a new device” window. Add a device to
the device list by specifying its type and IP address.
For details, see “Manually adding a receiver/RMU-01 to
the device list window” on page 20.
b– (delete) button
Deletes the selected device or receiver channel from the
list (available in offline mode only).
cDevice Information button
Opens the Device information window. This allows you to
view device type and IP address information for devices
selected in the list.
For details, see “Confirming the device types and IP
addresses of devices registered in the device list window”
on page 20.
dProperty Window button
Opens the “Property” window. Use this to check or modify
the settings for the currently selected receiver or the
transmitter that is paired with that receiver.
For details, see “Property Window” on page 28.
eSearch (automatic detection) button
Automatically detects and adds to the list receivers and
RMU-01 units on the same subnet (available in online
mode only).
fReceiver display
Indicates receiver names obtained from receivers on the
network that were added to the device list.
gReceiver channel display
Indicates the receiver channels of the receivers and
transmitter names obtained by metadata received from the
transmitter.
hRMU display
Indicates the name of the remote controlled units obtained
from RMU-01 units on the network that were added to the
device list.
Icons used to indicate status
The following icons are displayed to indicate the status of
the receivers or RMU-01 units on the network.
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2
3
4
5
6
7
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Device Icon Meaning
Receiver Operating normally
No communication with
receiver.
If operating in online mode, the
receiver may be turned off, IP
addresses may be overlapping,
a network connection error
may have occurred, etc. Check
the status of each device.
This icon also appears in
offline mode.
RMU-01 Operating normally
No communication with RMU-
01.
If operating in online mode, the
RMU-01 may be turned off, IP
addresses may be overlapping,
a network connection error
may have occurred, etc. Check
the status of each device.
This icon also appears in
offline mode.

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Confirming the device types and IP
addresses of devices registered in the
device list window
Display the “Device information” window using one of the
following 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.
Manually adding a receiver/RMU-01 to the
device list window
Display the “Add a new device” window using one of the
following 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 that
appears, click “OK” to close the window.
The receiver/RMU-01 unit is added to the device list
window.
IP Address: Enters the IP address of the receiver/RMU-01
to be added.
Receiver: Selects the model of the receiver you want to
add.
RMU (remote control unit): Selects the model of the
remote control unit you want to add.
To cancel the addition of a receiver/RMU-01 unit
Click “Cancel”.
Context window
Right-click on a node in the device list window to display
the context window.
Property:Displays the “Property” window for the
selected device.
For details on the Property window, see “Property
Window” on page 28.
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 in
the device list window” on page 20.
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 for
that receiver is added to the status viewer.
Connect: Reconnects to receivers and RMU-01 units for
which communication with Wireless Studio has been
interrupted.