How do I connect the Moment to the Transmitter 1? I need the Transmitter 1 because I also have the Core.
The transmitter the wireless to BL18+19.
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With a powerlink cable (e.g Ethernet Cat 7) and you’ll have to configure the Transmitter 1 as a Wisa switch.Sample:Core Transmitter 1 port 1Moment Transmitter 1 port 2Port 1 has priority over Port 2If you need help to setup the TR 1, pls let me know
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Why do you want to connect a transmitter to the Moment? Moment itself can connect wisa speakers..
I guess to share the speakers between Core and Moment. This could also be achieved via Beolink Multiroom but as the OP has a TR1, wiring both Core and Moment to the TR1 is more convenient to operate, by experience.Why do you want to connect a transmitter to the Moment? Moment itself can connect wisa speakers..
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Exactly I want to share the Beolab 18/19 between the Core and the Moment (and possibley also a Sonos Connect). How do I configure the Transmitter 1 as a WISA Switch?
How do I configure the Transmitter 1 as a WISA Switch?
I don't find the link to the Transmitter 1 Installation Guide ver. 1.2 anymore, this is the one that has the instructions I added below.
If volume controlled, the Sonos can be already connected to the TR1 via it's Optical In or RCA in ports, it does not require the Powerlink Switch feature to be set (I wrongly called it Wisa switch previously).
If you need the Installation guide PDF, please PM me via the site. Here is the relevant excerpt.
Expanded use for stereo setup (2.0 and 2.1) with BeoLab Transmitter 1
If the BeoLab Transmitter 1 is used for stereo setup (2.0 or 2.1), it is possible to connect up to 4 different Power Link sources to the BeoLab
Transmitter 1 and then use the same speakers for all the different Power Link sources.
The BeoLab Transmitter 1 will act as a Power Link switch box, where PL1 has highest priority. If the source connected to PL1 is not playing, the
source connected to PL2 can be used and so on. If Subwoofer is connected, set the SUB 2.1 switch to ON.
To activate multiple Power Link sources do as following:
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- Insert an empty USB memory stick into USB A connector
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- Switch on the product
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- Read out the file WPL_DUMP.txt in WordPad on your PC
Example of readout:
;WPL-TX (svn:5349:5360M) Current settings:RCA impedance:HIGH RCA triggerlevel:200 RCA timeout:900 TOSLink timeout:1 RCA and TOSLink gain:-3 ALWAYS ON:TRUE MULTIPLE PL SOURCES:FALSEYou can now change the value to: MULTIPLE PL SOURCES:TRUE.
After changing your setting, rename the file to WPLSETUP.txt.
Insert the USB memory stick into the USB A connector. The USB memory stick must remain in the USB A socket for at least 10 seconds to ensure all logging dumped after WPLSETUP.txt file is detected.> continues
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Thankyou! I have one more issue. When I try to setup the Transmitter wireless to my BL18 + BL19, all 3 speakers atre found but when I store the left one the led above the PL does not move to right one. Instead it remains lit on the left. Any ideas?
If you STORE the Left sound channel with a short press, then it should move to the next sound channel, if not .... then you indeed have an issue.
What is the software version of your TR1 ? Did you clear the configuration before starting? (sorry if my questions are obvious)
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Exactly, three leds light up so it finds the three speakers but when I store tje Left one, it kerps the led on the L, it does not move to the red Right on PL1. Yes I did reset it 3 times (and the speakers) but still the same issue. The reset was done by pressin the select and store for 11 seconds.
I'm copying the instructions from the other installation guide, I find it clearer. I have no doubt about what you have done, but this is really the only thing I can provide to help at this stage :-(
You didn't answer about the software version of your Transmitter?
Configuring speaker position with sound channel
Manual configuration
Left stereo channel
In the following description the configuration of the left stereo channel and of the right stereo channel is the same procedure to be used for configuration of the left and right sound channel for each of the PL socket in a multi-channel setup.
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- Long press SELECT to start manual configuration.
The WIRELESS LED turns solid green to indicate manual configuration mode. When the SELECT button is released the WIRELESS LED continues fast flashing green.
The white LED for the left (L) sound channel starts flashing. LEDs for the other sound channels are Off.
Noise is emitted from one of the speakers. -
- Short press once or repeatedly on SELECT until the noise is emitted from a speaker that shall be configured with the left sound channel.
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- If more speakers shall be configured for the left sound channel (else go to next bullet), make a long press on STORE, and the WIRELESS LED on the
BeoLab Transmitter 1 turns solid green, to confirm that the speaker configuration is stored for the left sound channel. When the STORE button is released the WIRELESS LED continues fast flashing green.
Noise will now be emitted from another speaker and the LED for the left sound channel is flashing. Continue at the step above. -
- If all speakers are configured for the left sound channel, make a short press on STORE, and the WIRELESS LED on the BeoLab Transmitter 1 turns solid green, to confirm that the speaker configuration is stored for the left sound channel.
The white LED for the left sound channel becomes solid, and the red LED for the right sound channel starts flashing. LEDs for the other sound channels are Off.
Noise will now be emitted from another speaker.
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