Brace DWG 1000 Manual de usuario

User Guide

Made in the USA

Table of Contents

Introducon .................................................................................. 3

Wireless Audio for the 21st Century ............................................ 3

How the DWG-1000 Works ........................................................ 3

What's in the Box? .......................................................................... 4

Quick Start .................................................................................. 4

Transmier (Tx) ............................................................................. 5

Receiver (Rx) ............................................................................. 6

Cable Strain Relief ......................................................................... 7

Placement of Tx/Rx Units ................................................................ 7

Low Baery LED ........................................................................... 8

Changing Baeries ......................................................................... 8

AC Adapter ............................................................................... 8

Changing Channels ....................................................................... 9

Conﬁguring Mulple Transmiers ............................................... 10

Technical Speciﬁcaons ........................................................... 11

Company Contact Informaon ...................................................... 11

Declaraon of Conformity ....................................................... 12-13

Usage Noce ........................................................................ 14-15

Warranty ...................................................................Back Cover

Introducon

Thank you for purchasing the DWG-1000 Digital Wireless Guitar System by Brace

Audio. The DWG-1000 is a true plug ‘n play device, however, reading this user guide

will ensure that you get the most from your new wireless system.

Wireless Audio for the 21st Century

Now you can enjoy the freedom of performing without the restricon of guitar

cables. Never again will you be limited by cable length, worried about yanking the

cable out of your amp, or mistakenly dragging your eﬀects boxes across the stage.

Older radio-based wireless systems had transmission problems, as well as clumsy

antennas that had to be posioned just right. This is Digital baby, and Brace Audio’s

unique digital technology does away with the hiss, crackle, signal loss and RF

interference inherent with UHF /VHF systems.

Common instrument cables can also contribute to signal loss, which is why the

DWG-1000 is recommended for all guitarists and bassists - electric and

acousc-electric; not just for those doing on-stage acrobacs.

How the DWG-1000 Works

In the transmier module, the guitar signal is converted into prisne digital audio.

Brace Guitar Cable Emulaon™ models the highest quality 15 foot cable. Using

2.4GHz spread spectrum transmission, the digized signal is sent to the receiver unit.

There, it´s converted back to analog audio, with no signal loss - and no loss of high

frequencies due to long cable runs.

Never before has wireless audio been so trouble-free or easy to use, with the ability

to deliver lossless digital quality. Up to six receivers and 12 transmiers per receiver*

can operate on a stage, so everyone in the band can use one!

*One Tx per Rx at a me.

What’s in the box?

Quick Start

Your DWG-1000 Digital Wireless Guitar System contains:

• 1 - Transmier (Tx / Gray Unit)

• 1 - Receiver (Rx / Dark Green Unit)

• 1 - AC Adapter (for Rx)

• 2 - 1/4” to 1/8” Guitar Cables

• 2 - Belt Clips

• This User Guide (Duh...)

1) Register your product at hp://www.braceaudio.com

2) Use baeries for the Receiver (Rx) or connect the AC Adapter.

3) Plug cable from Receiver (Rx / Dark Green) Audio Out into your

ampliﬁer input. If audio buzz is heard, move the unit to a new locaon.

4) Plug cable from your guitar into Transmier (Tx / Gray) Audio In.

5) Each system is a pre-linked pair so there is nothing to do but conﬁrm

that the Link LED lights solid on both the Tx and RX units to show a

successful wireless connecon.

6) You are now ready to rock! (Or jazz...)

Plugging the cable into the Tx or Rx units switches the unit on. To save

baery life, unplug the cable to switch the unit oﬀwhen not in use. Upon

plugging in the cable, the Link LED will pulse steadily while it is waing to

make the wireless connecon.

Transmier

FN LINK LOW B

Transmier (Tx / Gray Unit)

1. Funcon Buon (”FN”)

Press the Funcon Buon to iniate

Mang Funcon if necessary. (see secon,

Changing Channels). Use the end of an

unfolded paper clip to access the buon.

5. Belt Clip (”BC”)

2. Link LED (”LINK”)

The LED lights solid when a wireless

connecon is made between the Tx and Rx

units, and pulses when ﬁnding a connecon

to one of over 65,000 channels (!)

4. Audio In Jack (”That Hole”)

Plug the 1/8” connector on the

included cable into the Audio In

Jack, and the 1/4” connector into

your guitar. This jack also acts as a

switch, turning the unit on when

the plug is inserted.

Unplug the cable to turn the unit

oﬀ.

3. Low Baery LED (”LOW B”)

When the baeries are low (less than 15

minutes of baery life), the Low Baery LED

lights solid.

LINK LOW B

Receiver

Receiver (Rx / Dark Green Unit)

3. Funcon Buon

(”FN”)

Press the Funcon Buon to

iniate Mang Funcon if

necessary. (see secon,

Changing Channels). Use the

end of an unfolded paper clip to

access the buon.

1. Link LED (”LINK”)

The LED lights solid when a

wireless connecon is made

between the Tx and Rx units,

and pulses when ﬁnding a

connecon to one of over

65,000 channels (!)

2. Low Baery LED

(”LOW B”)

When the baeries are low

(less than 15 minutes of

baery life), the Low Baery

LED lights solid.

4. Audio Out Jack (”The Other Hole”)

Plug the 1/8” connector on the included

cable into the Audio Out Jack, and the 1/4”

connector into your ampliﬁer. This jack also

acts as a switch, turning the unit on when

the plug is inserted. Unplug the cable to

turn the unit oﬀ. Before plugging the Rx into

your guitar amp, turn the ampliﬁer volume

all the way down. This will prevent feedback

or unwanted pops.

5. Jack for AC Adapter

Use only the Brace Audio supplied or

recommended power supply.

Approved replacement AC Adapters are listed at

www.braceaudio.com/Products

3V DC, 500mA Regulated AC Adapter

Polarity :Tip Posive (+)

Adapter size 2.3 mm outside diameter, 0.7 mm

inside diameter

Rx (Dark Green)

Tx (Gray)

“I am so beautiful.. to me...”

Cable Strain Relief

Placement of Tx / Rx Units

Remove belt clip on Transmier. Thread cable through the notch in the clip, then

snap the belt clip back onto Transmier. This will provide strain relief for the cable.

Transmier (Tx / Gray Unit)

Place Tx unit on your hip - on the side of the

guitar neck, or away from the guitar output.

The rounded dome should point away from

your body.

Receiver (Rx / Dark Green Unit)

The RX unit can be placed on the ampliﬁer or

on the stage.

Alternavely you could place the RX unit

as the ﬁrst device in-line with your stomp boxes.

You’ll get the same great performance with the

placement and set-up that works best for you.

Performance may vary depending on locaon & environment. Not to menon how much you pracce...

Alternate

Placement

Low Baery LED

Changing Baeries

AC Adapter

The low baery LED will turn on when the baery power is at a minimum,

indicang 15 minutes or less leof baery life. When this occurs, follow the

instrucons under Changing Baeries.

To change baeries on either the Transmier or Receiver, remove the cover

plate on the back of the unit. Press down at the top and slide the cover open.

Each unit takes two “AA”baeries. Be sure to observe the proper polarity of

the baeries.

The DWG-1000 Receiver (Rx) can be operated with the supplied AC adapter

or two AA baeries. The provided AC adapter accepts input voltages from

110V - 220V. Connect the AC adapter‘s power cord to the Rx AC adapter

power input jack.

If you always intend to power the Rx from

the AC Adapter, remove the baeries.

FN LINK LOW B

LINK LOW B

Funcon

“Link LED” “Link LED”

Rx Tx

Changing Channels

DWG-1000 system components are linked at the factory. In the rare event that

the Link LEDs on both the Transmier and Receiver units connue to blink and

fail to light solid, your DWG-1000 might be sharing channels with another

wireless system. The RF Mang feature enables you to switch to one of over

65,000 non-compeng channels. To switch channels, use an unfolded paper

clip to depress the Funcon Buons.

1) Plug guitar cables into each unit to turn them on, (snicker) and place

the Rx and Tx units close to each other. (Don’t stare. They’re shy...)

2) On the Receiver unit (RX/Dark Green) press in the Funcon Buon and

hold unl the Link LED blinks rapidly. Release the buon at this point. RF

mang has been iniated now on the RX unit.

3) On the Transmier unit (Tx/Gray), press in the Funcon Buon and hold

unl the Link LED blinks rapidly. Release the buon at this point. The TX

unit will now negoate with the RX unit and a new random channel will be

assigned. When ﬁnished, both RX and TX LEDs will light solid indicang

that the units are now correctly working on the new channel.

To exit RF Mang mode, turn the units oﬀ(unplug the cables) and they will retain

their new mang ID; even aer changing baeries. Future frequencies may vary

based on locaon, so taoos are not advised, though ﬂowers and breakfast in

bed would be a nice touch.

Tx - 1c Tx - 1b Tx - 1a

Oh, grow up!

Rx-1

etc...

Plug cables into

all units ﬁrst!

Conﬁguring Mulple Transmiers

1. Place Tx-1a close to the receiver. Push and hold the paperclip buon on

transmier unit 1a unl the link LED blinks rapidly.

2. Place Tx-1b close to the receiver. Push and hold the paperclip buon on

transmier unit 1b unl the link LED blinks rapidly.

3. Connue for all remaining transmiers you want to conﬁgure...

4. Push and hold the paperclip buon on the single receiver unit unl the link LED

blinks rapidly. You must press the Rx buon last, or things won’t work!

5. Wait unl the link LED's go solid on all the units and then you are done.

All the transmit units are now bonded to the single receiver; even aer they are

shut oﬀ. If you change baeries, they will sll be bonded. The bonded channel

number is a random value of 1 - 65,536. This allows mulple band members to

bond their transmiers to their own receivers without worrying that there will be

a conﬂict on a band-mate’s channel.

Please note: You cannot use more than one of the bonded transmiers at a

me. If you do, two (or more) bonded channels will collide with each other. Life -

as we know it - could come to and end, and it would be your fault. And future

authories will ﬁnd out who you were, because you registered your rig at

www.braceaudio.com.So, one axe at a me, please. The World thanks you...

Up to 12 DWG-1000 TX transmiers can be associated, or bonded, to each

receiver. But it’s only one Transmier at a me! This is very cool for having

your enre rack of axes hooked-up and ready to go; live or in the studio.

Always unplug the transmier(s) that you are NOT using,

to prevent problems when switching to your next axe!

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