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Imprimir páginaSecure Digital
Red &
Green
Activity
LED's
Wireless
Remote
Sensor
Player Board LED
WB-MP3
Wallbox Player System
OPERATION
When the WB-MP3 unit is powered-up, the red and green activity LED's will turn on and remain on until the player board
completes the song scan initialization. This may take a few seconds if a large number of songs are on the Secure Digital
memory card. Afterwards, the green LED turns off and the red LED "fast blinks" indicating the player is ready.
If the red and green LED's remain on for more than a minute, a problem was encountered and can usually be identified
by counting the player board LED blinks for the error code (See Troubleshooting chart for error code detail).
The WB-MP3 player is programmed from the wireless remote. All programming is stored in memory and will not be
erased when powered off. A program operation consists of entering three numeric digits followed by the Channel down
button. As each button is pressed, the green LED should flash in response. If it doesn't, you may not be in TV mode or
the remote needs the setup code (See wireless remote setup).
In this example, we will program the wallbox type as Seeburg model 3W1 which will be powered at 60Hz line frequency.
On the remote, press the following; 1 7 9 CH- The red and green LED's should be on to indicate the WB-MP3 is
waiting for the wallbox type number. Press 3 on the remote for Seeburg 3W1. The two LED's will turn off when program
is completed. Why is line frequency so important ? Because the wallbox motor is frequency sensitive and will run slower
at 50Hz which causes longer wallbox pulse signals. As a result, the song played may not be the one selected.
Make a selection on the wallbox, you should see the green LED flashing as the pulses are received from the wallbox.
The selected song will play. As more wallbox selections are made, they are stored in memory, waiting to be played.
Background music is played whenever there are no wallbox selections to play. It is turned on by pressing Channel Up
and turned off pressing Channel Down. Press On/Off to cancel song play and the next sequential song will start. You can
"jump" to any song position by entering a four digit Folder/Song number. The current song will be canceled and the new
song started. If the entered song number is not found, the WB-MP3 will sequentially search for the next available song.
Memory Card
SD/16GB
9VDC, 200mA
Center Positive
Remove these
two screws to
open enclosure
Line-Out Audio
(RCA plugs)
Power Supply
2-wire Wallbox
Connection
(no polarity)