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Roland - WNA1100-RL

Wireless USB Adapter

Model: WNA1100-RL

  • Allows to remotely adjust mixing parameters on stage or around the room
  • Away from the M-480 positioned at the front of house
  • Compact wireless USB adapter
  • Plugs into the USB A-style port on the right side of Mixer
  • Can setup a point to point ad-hoc network or use a wireless LAN access point
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The M480 Remote iPad App along with the Roland Wireless Connect Adapter allows you to remotely adjust mixing parameters on stage or around the room, away from the M-480 positioned at the front of house. By connecting Roland's new Wireless Connect USB adapter to the M-480 USB port on the right side of the console, the M-480 appears on a wireless network enabling the iPad to connect and control the M-480. The application is designed to control parameters of the M-480 allowing the user to store scenes, edit various Channel Strip (EQ), GEQ, PEQ and Sends on Fader to name a few. The hardware portion of Roland Wireless Connect is a simple, compact wireless USB adapter (WNA1100-RL) that plugs into the USB A-style port on the right side of the Roland M-480 V-Mixer. In order for the iPad to communicate with the M-480, you can setup a point to point ad-hoc network or use a wireless LAN access point (router).
  • Allows to remotely adjust mixing parameters on stage or around the room
  • Away from the M-480 positioned at the front of house
  • Compact wireless USB adapter
  • Plugs into the USB A-style port on the right side of Mixer
  • Can setup a point to point ad-hoc network or use a wireless LAN access point
 
 

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