Williams Sound DWD 102 User Manual

Digi· wav e

dock

The new Digi-Wave™ Dock offers an innovative

extension to the Digi-Wave two-way, wireless

communication system from Williams Sound. It

provides a simple, exible way to connect

portable Digi-Wave systems to other

xed systems. The connection

begins when a Digi-Wave trans-

ceiver or receiver is simply plugged

into the Dock. The Digi-Wave Dock

provides continuous power and/or

charging for two Digi-Wave devices

and has separate audio inputs and

outputs in each of its bays.

DLT 100 2.0 transceivers sold separately.

Applications Unlimited

The Digi-Wave Dock adds even greater exibility to an already exible Digi-Wave platform. Use the Dock to…

• Create a multi-presenter Digi-Wave presentation system without the need for a mixer or multiple wireless microphones.

• Generate a wireless extension by connecting a Digi-Wave system to a teleconferencing or wired intercom system.

• Easily connect and power individual interpreter transmitters, when a Digi-Wave is used in language interpretation mode.

• Add xed-source, pre-recorded audio to your live Digi-Wave tour presentations.

• Facilitate an array of other applications -- applications limited only by one’s imagination.

how it works

Example 1. Place a DLT 100 2.0 transceiver into the Dock, and easily bring audio from an outside source to listeners within a

Digi-Wave system. When the input is connected to an audio source (sound system, media player and so on), the Dock allows the

Digi-Wave transceiver to function much like a base station, transmitting audio to portable units.

Example 2. You can also use the Digi-Wave Dock to deliver audio created within a Digi-Wave system to listeners of a separate sound

system. Place a DLT 100 2.0 transceiver or DLR 60 2.0 receiver into the Dock. When the output is connected to a sound system or powered

speaker, the Dock allows the transceiver/receiver to function like a base station receiver that connects a portable system to a xed system.

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