OSD WSK-SUB - Wireless Subwoofer Manual

Table of Contents

Contents

1 Introduction
2 Features
3 Contents
4 System Set up Variations
5 Pairing the Transmitter to the Receiver
6 Specifications
7 Documents / Resources
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Introduction

Tired of running cables around doors or hiding under carpet to connect your subwoofer or rear surround speakers to the receiver? Or having limited options on subwoofer/surround speakers placement due to cable length and component location? The WSK SUB providing premium-quality audio for stereo audio applications operating in the 5.8GHz bands. Simply connect the transmitter module to you're NV processor and the receiver to your powered/active subwoofer/surround speakers.

Features

45 channel selection — auto or need to set-up
Up to 100 ft (30M) operation distance between transmitter and receiver (line of sight).
The WSK SUB transmitter provides standard line level output which will drive most audio equipment including home theater AV Receivers/Surround Processor, Stereo Amplifiers, Audio Pre-Amplifier, Mixing Consoles, or even the DJ Mixer/Controller.

Transmitter (a)
Receiver (b)
5V 1A USB Power Adapter (c) x 2
Stereo RCA Audio Cable (d) x 2
USB cable (e) x 2
RCA to Mini Phone Jack Cable x 1
Owner's Manual

System Set up Variations

Transmitter — with an AV Receiver/Surround Processor, or 2 Channels Pre-Amp have a line level subwoofer output labeled Subwoofer Pre Out, Sub Out, SW Out. etc

Example 1: WSK SUB with an 5.1/7.1 AV Receiver or Surround Processor
Set up with an 5.1/7.1 AV Receiver or Surround Processor

Step 1 - Use the supplied (d) RCA cable to connect the Subwoofer Pre-Out or LEE output of your AV receiver and to the (a) WSK SUB wireless transmitter Audio Input. You can leave right RCA plug unconnected if you are connecting to a subwoofer as mono signal

Step 2 - Plug supplied (e) USB A to Micro B cable into "POWER" on the (a) WSK SUB transmitter, and plug other end into the (c) 5V IA power supply, and plug into an 120V AC outlet

Example 2: WSK SUB Wireless Transmitter with a 2 Channel Stereo Pre-Amplifier

Step 1 - Use the supplied (d) RCA cable to connector the 2 channel stereo preamplifier's L/R line level Pre-Outs to (a) WSK SUB wireless transmitter L/R input
*Leave right RCA plug unconnected if you have a mono source

Step 2 - Plug supplied (e) USB A to Micro B cable into "POWER' on the (a) WSK SUB transmitter, and plug other end into the (c) 5V 1A power supply, and plug into an 120V AC outlet Receiver - with Powered/Active Subwoofers or Powered/Active Surround Speakers

Receiver - with Powered/Active Subwoofer, or Powered/Active Surround Speakers

Example 3: WSK SUB Wireless Receiver with a Powered/Active Subwoofer

Place the subwoofer at its intended location (refer to your subwoofer owner's manual), and using the supplied (d) RCA cable to connect the (b) WSK SUB wireless receiver audio output to your subwoofer audio input.

If you're using a different sub that only has a single LFE input, connect the same color RCA that you used for your AV Receivers SUB / LFE out, and leave the other unplugged on the WSK SUB audio output and subwoofer audio input

Example 4: WSK SUB with a Powered/Active Surround Speaker (Or the loudspeakers with their own amplifier)

Option 1: connecting with 2 channels stereo amplifier + Passive Speaker - Connecting with 2 channels stereo amplifier + Passive Speaker - use the supplied (d) stereo RCA cable to connect the (b) WSK SUB wireless receiver L + R output to your 2 channels stereo amplifier audio RCA line In, the amplifier should be connected with passive speaker via conventional speaker wiring
Сonnecting with 2 channels stereo amplifier + Passive Speaker

The WSK SUB 5.8G wireless set transmits full frequency audio and can be used for full-frequency active speakers)

Option 2: connecting with Powered/Active Surround Speaker - Use the supplied (d) stereo RCA cable to connect the (b) WSK SUB wireless receiver L+R output to your pair of powered/active speaker's audio RCA line ln.
Сonnecting with Powered/Active Surround Speaker

Pairing the Transmitter to the Receiver

** For the best audio signal quality results, please ensure that there are no obstacles to install within 50—100 feet operation distance between the transmitter and receiver/ speakers with line-of-sight (no walls or solid barriers)

* The transmitter and receiver are automatically paired and synced as the factory with blue LED on solid when powered on

Pairing the Transmitter to the Receiver

* Successful pairing will be indicated by a steady blue light on the transmitter and receiver.

* The transmitter and receiver have a pairing button on the back panel with 45 channel auto selection, if you experience any interference, or the flashing light indicates the units are not paired. Simply press and hold the M button on both units for 5 seconds, both will blink a few times then turn solid blue when they are successfully paired.