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TY-WPS2
Model No.
WPS Basic Set
TY-WPSC2
WPS USB-C Basic Set
Thank you for purchasing the Panasonic product.
• Please read these instructions before operating this product and retain them for future reference.
• Be sure to read "Safety Precautions" (page 2 to 3) before use.
English
DA0225HM1055 -PB
Operating Instructions
Wireless Presentation System
Functional Manual
TY-WPB2
WPS Transmitter
TY-WPBC2
WPS USB-C Transmitter
* WPS is an abbreviation of "Wireless Presentation System".
* PressIT is a nickname for "Wireless Presentation System".
For business use
TY-WPR2
WPS Receiver
DPQP1637ZB/X1
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- Page 1 * WPS is an abbreviation of “Wireless Presentation System”. * PressIT is a nickname for “Wireless Presentation System”. Thank you for purchasing the Panasonic product. • Please read these instructions before operating this product and retain them for future reference.
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Page 2: Safety Precautions
INDEX Safety Precautions Safety Precautions ........... 2 WARNING: Stop using the product immediately when an Before Using ............. 4 abnormality or malfunction occurs. Features of the system ········································4 Remove the power plug in the case of an Precautions for use ············································4 abnormality. - Page 3 CAUTION: Doing so may cause a fire or electric shock due to short circuit or disconnection. Do not block the vent hole of this product. • Request the dealer for repair of the AC adaptor or Do not push the product into a narrow and poorly power plug.
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Page 4: Before Using
Before Using Features of the system The wireless presentation system allows screens displayed on an image output device to be projected (mirroring) on a display or projector installed at a remote location. Since small screens of a smartphone, notebook computer, etc. can be displayed on a large screen, this system is convenient to show presentation materials on a large display in a meeting, enjoy images on a large display, show images with a display installed at a location where wiring cables is difficult or other cases. -
Page 5: Cleaning And Maintenance
■ About wired LAN Take sufficient shielding measures at a location where static electricity tends to be generated before using the product. When using the product at locations where lots of static electricity is generated such as carpet, wired LAN communication tends to be disconnected. - Page 6 Importer for UK: Panasonic Connect UK, a branch of Panasonic Connect Europe GmbH, Maxis 2, Western Road, Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 1RT Indoor use restrictions are to be followed for the UK if using 5 GHz frequency band. WLAN: Maximum Power 18 dBm (2.400 GHz - 2.483.5 GHz) 16 dBm (5.150 GHz - 5.250 GHz) 15.5 dBm (5.945 GHz - 6.425 GHz)
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Page 7: Request Regarding Security
● Change your password periodically. ● Panasonic Connect Co., Ltd. or its affiliate companies will never ask for your password directly. Do not divulge your password in case you receive such inquiries. ● The connecting network must be secured by a firewall, etc. -
Page 8: Main Unit And Accessories
Main unit and accessories Check that you have the main unit and accessories shown. WPS Basic Set TY-WPS2 • Main unit WPS Receiver WPS Transmitter (TY-WPR2) ........1 (TY-WPB2) ........2 • Accessories AC adaptor AC adaptor cable HDMI cable (DPVF4970ZA/X1)......1 (DPVF4960ZA/X1)......1 (DPVF4971ZA/X1)......1... -
Page 9: Part Names
Part Names ■ Receiver (TY-WPR2) Antenna FUNCTION button / LED Used to display the status of this unit and for the remote pairing function. Indicator Displays the power supply status, and connection statuses of LAN and USB. Screw holes for mounting bracket (page 51) Used to attach the receiver to the mounting bracket. - Page 10 Connect to an imaging device with a USB Type-C terminal that supports DisplayPort Alt Mode output. ■ ■ USB-C transmitter (TY-WPBC2) Transmitter case 2 (max. 4) transmitters and the USB extension cable (supplied with the TY-WPS2 / TY-WPB2) can be stored. <2 transmitters> <4 transmitters> English...
- Page 11 Regarding connection with WPS1 series devices This device is compatible with WPS1 series (TY-WPB1, TY-WPBC1, TY-WPR1, TY-SB01WP). These series can be used in combination with WPS2 transmitters and receivers. Note • When using in combination with WPS1 series devices, set the frequency band of the WPS2 receiver to 5 GHz. WPS1 series devices do not support the 6 GHz frequency band.
- Page 12 Connection Before connection, carefully read the operation manual of the device to be connected to this system. Turn off the power of each device before connecting cables. Connecting the receiver Connect the AC adaptor and AC adaptor cable to the receiver for power supply. Use an AC adaptor conversion plug that fits the shape of outlet.
- Page 13 Connecting the transmitter Connect the USB terminal and HDMI input terminal of the transmitter to the image output device. • For power supply to the transmitter, 5 V/0.9 A power supply is necessary. USB terminal TY-WPB2 HDMI input terminal TY-WPBC2 For the USB-C transmitter, connect the USB terminal (Type-C) to the image output device.
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Page 14: Basic Use
Basic Use Single connection This section describes how to display an image using one transmitter. Press the main button of the transmitter while the standby screen is displayed. The image is displayed. Standby screen Full screen display White illumination Green illumination (standby) (display) Pressing the main button again changes the main LED to white and returns to standby state. - Page 15 Press the main button of the transmitter of which the image is to be added. The image is added. Full screen display Multi-screen display White Sub LED Green Sub LED illumination Green illumination Green (standby) illumination illumination Note • Audio is not output during multi-screen disuplay. Multi-screen mode cancellation Press and hold the sub button of the transmitter for 1 second or more.
- Page 16 Fixing image switching (fixed mode) When images of 1 transmitter are displayed with multiple transmitters paired and used, you can make a setting that prohibits switching to images of another transmitter. This setting prevents accidental image-switching operation. Setting the fixed mode Press and hold the main button of the transmitter for 1 second or more while an image of one transmitter is displayed.
- Page 17 Transmitter Extension Method (Pairing) Pairing settings have been made for transmitter and receiver of TY-WPS2 / TY-WPSC2 / Basic Set. Pairing by connecting the receiver and transmitter Slide the mode switch to the “1” side. Connect the USB terminal of the transmitter to the USB terminal of the receiver / receiver board.
- Page 18 Transmitter Extension Method (Pairing) Continued Pairing the receiver and transmitter remotely via wireless LAN Press and hold the FUNCTION Press [Pairing setting] on the Web setting button of the receiver for screen. 5 seconds or more. The LED of the FUNCTION button lights [Pairing Settings] screen is displayed.
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Page 19: About Lan Connection
About LAN Connection Since this product is equipped with a network function, connecting the product to a network by wire or wirelessly enables remote control of the product. ■ Wired LAN connection LAN terminal LAN cable (commercially available) Hub or router In the initial setup, the IP address of the receiver is assigned a fixed IP address. - Page 20 Using with Android device (Android 5.0 and later versions) Using the following two methods allows images on an Android device to (Android 5.0 and later versions supported) be projected (mirroring) on a display or projector. Wireless LAN, security measures, etc. can be used according to the usage environment.
- Page 21 Start up the [PressIT] app. An image with the same design as that of the transmitter is displayed on the Android device. Tap the main button of the transmitter on the screen to display. (The Android OS may provide a notification. Operate the device according to the notification.) Mirroring starts.
- Page 22 Setting Connect to the Web page of the receiver to configure the settings of this system. About the standby screen Turn on the receiver to display the standby screen on the display device. Note • For connecting the receiver and display device, see “Connecting the receiver” (page 12). Displays SSID.
- Page 23 ■ When connecting for the first time immediately after purchase User ID and password need to be set when connecting to the Web page of the receiver immediately after purchase or after initialization by pressing the reset button of the receiver. Note •...
- Page 24 Setting Continued Displaying the Web setting screen ■ About web browsers We recommend using the web browsers shown below to operate the Web setting screen. Chrome Version 120.0.6099.129 and later versions Firefox Version 121.0.0 and later versions Edge Version 120.0.2210.91 and later versions Safari Version.17.2.1 and later versions ■...
- Page 25 ■ When configuring the settings in an environment where wireless LAN access point can be used freely Connect the receiver to the external wireless LAN and open the Web setting screen. You can also connect to the external wireless access point different from the wireless access point coming from the receiver to open the Web setting screen.
- Page 26 Setting Continued This is a state where connection to Internet is established via external wireless access point. When the receiver is connected to the external wireless access point, the wireless LAN icon is displayed on the lower left of the standby screen. To store the external wireless access point in the receiver, set [Remember Wireless Access Point] to [ON] and click [OK].
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Page 27: Network Management
Configuring various settings on the Web setting screen Settings including [Device Management], [Network Management] and [Detail Settings] can be changed on the Web setting screen. ■ Pairing setting Activates pairing mode on the receiver. “Pairing the receiver and transmitter remotely via wireless LAN” (→page 18) ■ Network Management The receiver can be connected to an external wireless LAN via an external wireless access point. Note •... -
Page 28: Device Management
Setting Continued ■ Device Management The Web setting screen has setting options such as Language and Resolution. ● Language Supports English and Japanease. The Web setting screen and standby screen are displayed in the selected language. ● Resolution This product automatically detects an output resolution suitable for the display. - Page 29 ● Android audio streaming Specifies whether to output the audio of Android from the display device connected to the receiver. ON: Enables the function. OFF: Disables the function. About [PressIT] app Displays the audio output status using the Android app dedicated to [PressIT].
- Page 30 Setting Continued ● Screen mode Adjusts the size of images. Fit to Screen: Displays images with the aspect ratio of input signals. Stretch to Full Screen: Displays images in full screen. ● Timed Restart Restarts after the time selected on the menu has elapsed when no operation is performed.
- Page 31 ■ Detail Settings This setting function is designed mainly for persons in charge of information system department and network administrators, enabling more detailed setting changes. ● Wireless Channel Sets the Wireless channel. This product provides the following options. 5G/6G: Selects 5G or 6G. Channel: Changes the Wireless channel settings.
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Page 32: Lan Ip Settings
Setting Continued Set reboot. Set whether to reboot the device of which the setting has been changed. When changing the settings of multiple devices in succession, select [Cancel]. Note • Reboot is applicable only to the device for which the setting is changed just before the reboot. - Page 33 ● Wireless Password Changes the wireless LAN connection password for the receiver. The administrator can hide the wireless LAN password on the standby screen for security enhancement. Types of characters that can be set: Alphanumeric characters (0-9, a-z, A-Z, ~!@#$%^&*()_+|}{] [<>.,/?`) Number of characters that can be set: 8 to 15 characters Note...
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Page 34: Pin Function
Setting Continued PIN function When this function is enabled, depending on the mobile terminal to be used, the entry of PIN may be required for connection. If this is the case, enter the 8-digit PIN number displayed at the bottom of the screen. - Page 35 ● Screen Saver The Screen Saver is a function that stops signal output after a specified time when the standby screen is displayed. You can set that time here. When you press the main button on the connected transmitter to output images, the signal output will be unstopped. Note •...
- Page 36 Setting Continued ● Multicast Multicast is a function to mirror video and audio from one transmitter to multiple receivers. To use the Multicast function, there are two settings methods. Using the router A wireless LAN router that can be fixed to the W52 channel in the 5 GHz band or supports the 6 GHz band is required.
- Page 37 Pre-setting 2 (pairing) Pair the transmitter to be used with one of the receivers for which “Pre-setting 1” has been completed. Standby screen after the completion of pre-setting Group ID (Cast Group set as above) is displayed at the bottom. Since the Multi-screen mode is not supported, the operation guide display is changed.
- Page 38 Setting Continued ● Background Color setting Specifies the background colors for the standby screen and no-signal image. [Black] or [Blue] can be specified. Note • When the [My Screen] is specified, this setting is not reflected on the standby screen. ●...
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Page 39: Reset To Factory Default
● Reset to Factory Default Initializes this product to the default state. Note that the customized language setting, resolution setting, wireless LAN setting, etc. once stored are initialized. When the transmitter is initialized, the paired state between the receiver and transmitter is canceled. Perform pairing according to the procedure in “Transmitter Extension Method (Pairing)”... - Page 40 Sets EDID compatible with 2K video signals (Max. 1 920 x 1 200 dots). Note • This function is explained using the Panasonic display SQ1 series as an example. Depending on the model, the setting items differ. • When EDID is set to [4K/60p/SDR] or [4K/60p/HDR], images of 4K/30p are output.
- Page 41 Panasonic display link function Just connect the receiver to a Panasonic display supporting this product using HDMI cable and turn them on to perform the link operation. (It is necessary to set [Wireless presentation link] to [On].) Set link function details in the following setting menus.
- Page 42 Setting Continued ■ External device link settings Sets external device link. [External device link settings]- submenu screen External device link settings Device information Wireless presentation link ● [Device information] Sets whether to display or hide the information of the device connected to the HDMI terminal. [Off]: Connected device information is not displayed.
- Page 43 ■ [Wireless presentation settings] Note • Approx. 5 seconds may be required to reflect the menu settings. [Wireless presentation settings] - sub menu screen Wireless presentation settings Background colour setting Black Date/Time setting Y/M/D Language link Enable ● [Background colour setting] [Black]: The background color for the standby screen and no-signal image is set to black.
- Page 44 Setting Continued ■ HDMI-CEC settings Set for HDMI-CEC function. For details of HDMI-CEC function, refer to “Using the HDMI-CEC function”. (see page 45) [HDMI-CEC settings] - submenu screen HDMI-CEC settings HDMI-CEC control Enable HDMI1 ---- HDMI2 ---- SLOT ---- HDMI-CEC operation MENU code Link function Display → Device...
- Page 45 Using the HDMI-CEC function The HDMI-CEC function allows the display to be turned on/off or the input to be switched by linking the operation of this product. ■ CEC-ON link The display is turned on (image-receiving state) when it is turned off (standby state). The image of this product is projected by switching to the input to which this product is connected.
- Page 46 Setting Continued (3) When the image from the transmitter is displayed in standby state When the transmitter is in standby state, press the main button to send the image to the receiver. Then the display is turned on and the image is displayed. The input of the display is linked to the operation of the transmitter and switched to the input to which the receiver is connected.
- Page 47 ■ CEC-OFF link Performing the following 2 operations allows the display to be turned off (standby state). (1) When the screensaver is activated When the screensaver of this product is activated while the transmitter is in standby state, the display is turned off. Standby screen Display power off (standby) After the specified time...
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Page 48: Firmware Update
USB memory ● Firmware file. The latest firmware files are available at the following website: https://connect.panasonic.com/jp-ja/products-services/prodisplays ■ Firmware update procedure Download the latest firmware file from the product website. Save the firmware file to the top directory of the USB memory. - Page 49 ■ To check the firmware version of the receiver Turn on the receiver. On the standby screen, press the FUNCTION button on the receiver. The device information is displayed. Check [Rx Fw Version]. Note • The firmware version of the receiver can also be confirmed from [About Device] on the web settings screen. Note •...
- Page 50 Firmware update Continued ● Update remotely Pair the receiver that has been updated to the latest version with the transmitter whose firmware you want to update. While holding down the Sub button on the transmitter for which you want to update the firmware, connect the transmitter to a computer.
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Page 51: Installing The Receiver
Installing the Receiver Components for receiver mounting bracket Check the following parts are included. Base bracket (A) ......1 Sheet (B) ........2 Screw (C) ........4 (DPVF3503ZA/X1) (DPVF3508ZA/X1) (DPVF3510ZA/X1) (24×20 mm) (M4×5) Mounting the base bracket Place the base bracket (A) aligning it with the 4 screw holes on the bottom surface of the receiver. - Page 52 Installing the Receiver Continued Example for installing on the projector Use a commercially sold fixing band with a width of 25 mm or less. Mount the base bracket (A) to the receiver. Attach 2 sheets (B) to the bracket along the marking-off lines Remove the double-sided taped release paper from those sheets and attach them to the brackets.
- Page 53 Image Signals Supported by This Product ■ Image output resolution of the receiver WPS Receiver (TY-WPR2) HDMI output signals 3840 x 2160@30Hz RGB 3840 x 2160@24Hz 1920 x 1080@60Hz RGB 1920 x 1080@60Hz 4096 x 2160@24Hz 1920 x 1080@50Hz 3840 x 2160@60Hz 1920 x 1080@24Hz 3840 x 2160@30Hz 1280 x 720@60Hz...
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Page 54: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Symptoms Checks Page ● Touch information is not sent to the PC although the Some devices do not support the touch module. USB cable of the touch module is connected to the receiver. ● Forgot the user name and/or password for the Web After activating the receiver, press and hold the setting screen. -
Page 55: Specifications
Specifications ■ Receiver Model No. TY-WPR2 Product name WPS Receiver Video output HDMI × 1 (HDCP2.2) Output resolution 1920 x 1080/60p, 3840 x 2160/60p (max.) Number of simultaneous connections Wireless communication IEEE802.11b/g/a/n/ac/ax standard Bluetooth (GFSK, π/4-DQPSK, 8DPSK) Data rate wireless 2.4 Gbps (Maximum theoretical value) 2.4 GHz-bands 2,400 MHz to 2,483.5 MHz 1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8/9/10/11/12/13 channel 5 GHz-band... - Page 56 Specifications Continued ■ Transmitter Model No. TY-WPB2 TY-WPBC2 Product name WPS Transmitter WPS USB-C Transmitter USB Type-C × 1 Video input HDMI × 1 (HDCP1.4) (HDCP1.4, DisplayPort Alt Mode) Input resolution 1920 x 1080/60p, 3840 x 2160/30p (max.) Wireless communication IEEE802.11ac/ax standard Bluetooth (GFSK, π /4-DQPSK, 8DPSK)
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Page 57: Software License
Web setting screen of this product. At least three (3) years from delivery of this product, Panasonic Connect Co., Ltd. will give to any third party who contacts us at the contact information provided below, for a charge no more than our cost of physically performing source code distribution, a complete machine-readable copy of the corresponding source code covered under GPL V2.0, LGPL V2.0, LGPL V2.1 or the other licenses with the obligation to do so, as well as the respective copyright... -
Page 58: Customer's Record
Panasonic Connect Europe GmbH Hagenauer Strasse 43, 65203 Wiesbaden, Germany Importer for UK: Panasonic Connect UK, a branch of Panasonic Connect Europe GmbH, Maxis 2, Western Road, Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 1RT English Panasonic Connect Co., Ltd. 4-1-62 Minoshima, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka 812-8531, Japan Web Site: https://panasonic.net/cns/prodisplays/...
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