Setting Up To Program Your WP200e Wallbox Adapter
You would create a text file and place it in any of your disc folders. The name of the text file will contain
the setup information. For example, if you want to hook up a Seeburg 3W1 wallbox and turn on the "auto-
play" feature; open NOTEPAD then save the file as "WP32.TXT". It doesn't matter what you type in for text,
only the filename is looked at. When the MP3-DSP is powered up, it searches for MP3 and TXT files. Each
TXT filename is examined. If the first two letters are "WP" then this is a WP200e setup filename. The third
character is the wallbox type, which is "3" for Seeburg 3W1. Following this, you can have up to five feature
select digits. In this case, the numeric "2" selects the auto-play feature.
You will need to have a disc number folder for each wallbox letter key and each folder should have an MP3
file for each wallbox number key. If you choose to use the Auto-Play feature, then you will need 20 disc
folders with 10 MP3 song files in each folder. The WP200e will randomly select 1 song out of 200. The
Seeburg 3W1 is a 100 select wallbox that has 10 letter keys and 10 number keys. This corresponds to 10
disc folders with each having 10 MP3 song files. A 2GB or higher disk drive should provide plenty of
storage for a 200 select wallbox.
Installation for MP3-DSP Model V03
An MP3 Player For Your WP200e Wallbox Adapter
Hooking Up The MP3 Player To Your WP200e
Attach your disk drive to the MP3-DSP digital music
player board. Apply the adhesive foam pad to the top
half of the enclosure, above the DIN connector.
Assemble enclosure. Plug in the 9-pin mini DIN
connector (arrow or notch facing up).
Plug in the WP200e’s control connectors, insert the
ground terminal into the female disconnect.
Connect your audio cable and plug in the DC power
connector from the AC adapter.
If the WP200e has never been programmed or needs
to be re-programmed, plug in its AC adapter first.
Wait until the LED stops blinking then plug in the
MP3-DSP power supply.
A short time after powering up the MP3-DSP, you
will see the WP200e LED blinking as your wallbox
adapter is being programmed. The MP3-DSP clears
your song memory to allow letter keys for the disc
selection and number keys for the track selection.
"A" = disc 01, "B"=02, "C"=03 and so on.
Programming can take a few minutes depending on
how many features you selected, however, after your
WP200e has been programmed and tested, you
should delete the TXT file. This will turn off the
WP200e programming mode and allow the player to
be ready for song selections quicker.
#
Feature Selected
1
Enable 50 Hz line frequency operation
2
Enable Auto-Play feature
3
Multiple Unit Mode
4
Disable 9-minute guard
5
Enable wallbox pulse view
Setting Up To Program Your WP200e Wallbox Adapter
You would create a text file and place it in any of your disc folders. The name of the text file will contain
the setup information. For example, if you want to hook up a Seeburg 3W1 wallbox and turn on the "auto-
play" feature; open NOTEPAD then save the file as "WP32.TXT". It doesn't matter what you type in for text,
only the filename is looked at. When the MP3-DSP is powered up, it searches for MP3 and TXT files. Each
TXT filename is examined. If the first two letters are "WP" then this is a WP200e setup filename. The third
character is the wallbox type, which is "3" for Seeburg 3W1. Following this, you can have up to five feature
select digits. In this case, the numeric "2" selects the auto-play feature.
You will need to have a disc number folder for each wallbox letter key and each folder should have an MP3
file for each wallbox number key. If you choose to use the Auto-Play feature, then you will need 20 disc
folders with 10 MP3 song files in each folder. The WP200e will randomly select 1 song out of 200. The
Seeburg 3W1 is a 100 select wallbox that has 10 letter keys and 10 number keys. This corresponds to 10
disc folders with each having 10 MP3 song files. A 2GB or higher disk drive should provide plenty of
storage for a 200 select wallbox.
Hooking Up The MP3 Player To Your WP200e
After setting up your MP3 song files, remove the
disk drive from the USB downloader and attach your
disk drive to the MP3-DSP digital music player
board. Apply the adhesive foam pad to the top half of
the enclosure, above the DIN connector. Assemble
enclosure. Plug in the 9-pin mini DIN connector
(arrow or notch facing up).
Plug in the WP200e’s control connectors, insert the
ground terminal into the female disconnect.
Connect your audio cable and plug in the DC power
connector from the AC adapter.
If the WP200e has never been programmed or needs
to be re-programmed, plug in its AC adapter first.
Wait until the LED stops blinking then plug in the
MP3-DSP power supply.
A short time after powering up the MP3-DSP, you
will see the WP200e LED blinking as your wallbox
adapter is being programmed. The MP3-DSP clears
your song memory to allow letter keys for the disc
selection and number keys for the track selection.
"A" = disc 01, "B"=02, "C"=03 and so on.
Programming can take a few minutes depending on
how many features you selected, however, after your
WP200e has been programmed and tested, you
should delete the TXT file. This will turn off the
WP200e programming mode and allow the player to
be ready for song selections quicker.
#
Feature Selected
1
Enable 50 Hz line frequency operation
2
Enable Auto-Play feature
3
Multiple Unit Mode
4
Disable 9-minute guard
5
Enable wallbox pulse view
