Boss WL-60 User Manual

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Owner’s Manual

* Before using this unit, carefully read the leaet “USING THE UNIT SAFELY” and “IMPORTANT NOTES.” After reading, keep the document(s) where it will be

available for immediate reference.

Quick Start

1. Preparing the receiver

Install batteries, or

connect the AC adaptor

Connect to your amp or

eect unit (the receiver powers-on)

on rear panel

2. Preparing the transmitter

Install batteries

* Do not power-on the transmitter at

this point.

Use the included cable to

connect your guitar

3. Selecting the channel

Receiver

* Before you proceed, make sure that the transmitter is powered-o.

Press the [SCAN] button to

enter scan mode

The channel with the least radio interference is detected automatically.

Press the [ENTER] button to

conrm the channel

Transmitter

Power-on the transmitter

Press either of the [CH] (C A)

buttons; the display shows the channel

Use the [CH] (C A) buttons to

select the same channel as the receiver

* To prevent malfunction and equipment failure, always turn down the

volume, and turn o all the units before making any connections.

* 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 the leaet “USING THE UNIT SAFELY.”

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Panel Descriptions

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Receiver (WL-60)

No. Name Explanation

IN jack

OUT jack

Display

OUTPUT jack

[CH] (C A)

buttons

[CABLE TONE]

button

[ENTER] button

[SCAN] button

INPUT jack

Connect the AC adaptor (PSA-S series: sold separately) to the IN 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-60 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-60) 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.

Displays information such as the channel and the radio signal strength.

Connect this to your amp or eect unit.

Turning the power on/o

The OUTPUT jack doubles as the power switch. Power to the unit is turned on when you plug into the OUTPUT jack; the power is turned o when the cable is unplugged.

When powering up:

Turn on the power to your amp last.

When powering down:

Turn o the power to your amp rst.

Select the channel or move the cursor.

Simulates the tonal character of a guitar cable.

Conrms an operation.

Selects the receiver’s channel automatically.

Connect your guitar here if wireless use becomes dicult, such as if the transmitter batteries run low or if the radio-frequency spectrum is congested.

* If a guitar is connected, operations of the unit and

its wireless functionality are disabled.

Transmitter (WL-60T)

No. Name Explanation

[POWER] switch

INPUT jack

Display

[CH] (C A)

buttons

POWER/ BATTERY

indicator

Strap clip

Turns the power on/o.

Use the included cable to connect your guitar here.

Indicates the channel.

Select the channel.

Indicates the power supply status.

Green

Orange

Red

Attach this to your guitar strap.

The batteries have sucient remaining capacity. The batteries will be exhausted in less than two hours. The batteries will be exhausted in less than 30 minutes. Replace the batteries.

English

Play mode screen

The Play mode screen appears immediately after the power is turned on.

Radio reception

Channel

CABLE TONE setting

Shown when outputting audio via wireless

strength

Receiver’s remaining battery capacity

The batteries have sucient remaining capacity.

High

Low

Radio signal of the WL-60T

Other radio signals

The batteries will be exhausted in less than two hours.

The batteries will be exhausted in less than 30 minutes. Replace the batteries.

Selecting the Receiver’s Channel Automatically (Scan Mode)

Scan mode automatically selects the channel that has the least radiofrequency interference.

* Use Scan mode to re-select the channel before your actual live

performance, or when you are in a new location.

* If other wireless systems will be in use nearby, put them in operating

condition.

1. Power-o the transmitter.

2. Press the [SCAN] button to enter scan mode.

The channel with the least radio interference is automatically selected.

Channel with the least radio interference

* If numerous wireless systems or radio devices (such as Wi-Fi routers or

Bluetooth devices) are operating nearby, there might be radio interference on all channels. Power-o unused radio devices, and then use Scan mode once again to select a channel.

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You can also use the [CH] (C A) buttons to change to another channel.

3. Press the [ENTER] button to conrm the channel.

4. Power-on the transmitter.

Selecting the Receiver’s Channel Manually

If you already know the channel that can be used, you can select the channel manually.

1. Power-o the transmitter.

2. In the Play mode screen, use the [CH] (C A) buttons to

select a channel.

* Note the radio reception strength shown in the display, and select a channel,

avoiding any channel that is used by another WL-60T unit or any channel

that has signicant radio interference (high radio reception strength).

3. Power-on the transmitter.

Selecting the Transmitter’s Channel

1. Press either of the [CH] (C A) buttons to make the

channel appear in the display.

2. Use the [CH] (C A) buttons to select the same channel as

the receiver.

Simulating the Tonal Character of a Guitar Cable (CABLE TONE)

Here’s how to simulate the tonal character of a guitar cable.

1. Press the [CABLE TONE] button to change the setting.

Each time you press the button, the setting alternates in the order of “OFF0SHORT0LONG.”

OFF

SHORT

LONG

O The character of a guitar cable approximately three meters (9.8 feet) long The character of a guitar cable approximately six meters (19.6 feet) long

For Stable Wireless Communication

• Do not place obstructions between the receiver and the transmitter. Do not allow too much distance between the receiver and transmitter.

• Keep the receiver at least three meters (9.8 feet) away from any radio device (*1) or microwave oven.

• Dropouts might occur in the audio if the radio conditions in the area change. Use Scan mode once again to select the channel. If this does not solve the problem, power-o any unused radio device (*1) or microwave oven, and use Scan mode once again to select the channel.

• If you hear the sound of a dierent guitar, use scan mode once again to select a dierent channel. If you're using multiple WL-60T units simultaneously, manually select a channel that does not conict.

*1: Such as a Wi-Fi router or Bluetooth device

Main Specications

BOSS wireless system: WL-60

Receiver Wireless Format

Wireless Carrier Frequency Compatible Channels

Transmission Range

Latency Dynamic Range Frequency Response Nominal Input Level

Power Supply

Current Draw

Expected Battery Life Under Continuous Use

Dimensions (including rubber foot) Weight (including batteries)

Accessories

Options (sold separately)

Transmitter (WL-60T) Nominal Input Level

Power Supply Current Draw

Expected Battery Life Under Continuous Use

Dimensions (including strap clip) Weight (including batteries) Accessory

* 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.

Attaching the rubber feet

Attach the included rubber feet as necessary, such as if you are placing the receiver on the oor.

Changing the orientation of the strap clip

By reversing the vertical orientation of the strap clip, you can attach the transmitter to your guitar strap in a dierent position.

* When attaching or

detaching the strap clip, take care not to scratch the unit.

BOSS proprietary digital audio format

2.4 GHz

14 (May vary due to local conditions) 20 meters (65 feet) line-of-sight (May vary due to local conditions)

2.3 ms 110 dB or greater 20 Hz–20 kHz

-10 dBu Alkaline battery (AA, LR6) x 2,

AC adaptor (sold separately) 70 mA Approximately 10 hours

* These can vary depending on the specications

of the batteries and the conditions of use. 70 (W) x 120 (D) x 57 (H) mm/ 2-13/16 (W) x 4-3/4 (D) x 2-1/4 (H) inches

220 g / 8 oz

Owner’s Manual, Leaet USING THE UNIT SAFELY, Transmitter (WL-60T), Cable, Rubber foot x 4, Alkaline battery (AA, LR6) x 2 AC adaptor: PSA-S series

Parallel DC cord: PCS-20A

-10 dBu Alkaline battery (AA, LR6) x 2 110 mA Approximately 25 hours

* These can vary depending on the specications

of the batteries and the conditions of use. 68 (W) x 88 (D) x 30 (H) mm/ 2-11/16 (W) x 3-1/2 (D) x 1-3/16 (H) inches

120 g / 5 oz

Alkaline battery (AA, LR6) x 2

Press

0 dBu = 0.775 Vrms