User manual CRESTRON CNRFT-32A 48A

[. . . ] Up to 32 miniature pushbuttons reside on the CNIRT-32A to provide direct user interface. The CNIRT-48A offers up to 48 miniature pushbuttons. REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEMS 1 DOC. 8107 CRESTRON CNRFT/CNIRT Physical Description One-Way Wireless Panels CNRFT-32A/48A and CNIRT-32A/48A electronic hardware is housed in a high-impact molded plastic enclosure (refer to figures 1 and 2 for front and back views, respectively ). The button array on the printed circuit board is covered by a customized button panel. [. . . ] Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. - Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEMS 3 DOC. 8107 CRESTRON CNRFT/CNIRT CONTROLS AND INDICATORS: Controls One-Way Wireless Panels Button controls are custom designed. The wireless transmitters are available with a maximum of 32 to 48 functional buttons (depending on the model). Function definition is determined by application of the unit within the CRESNET II system. The customized button controls correspond to signal names that are defined in the SIMPL program. Indicators There is only one indicator located on the wireless transmitters. The indicator is a red LED and resides on the face of the unit above the button panel cover. The transmit LED indicates IR/RF transmission and illuminates when a button is depressed. INSTALLATION/SETUP: Every wireless transmitter communicating with either the CNRFGWA or CNIRGWA requires a unique identity code (ID CODE). There are 254 possible two-digit hexadecimal alphanumeric codes ranging from 01 to FE. The CNRFT/CNIRT ID CODE is factory set to 11, but may be changed from a PC via CRESTRON's CRESNET II Workshop. An ID CODE may need to be changed if more than one transmitter is placed on the network. To maintain code diversity within the CRESNET II system, use codes between 10 and FE for the transmitters. NOTES 1. If an ID CODE needs to be changed, do not use 00 or FF as an RF/IR ID. Do not confuse RF/IR ID with network (NET) ID. The following items are required to change the wireless transmitter ID CODE: · · PC running CRESNET II Workshop, version 5. 0 or later. CNIDC - Identity Code cable. Complete the following steps in the order provided to ensure proper ID CODE assignment of the unit. Start up the CRESNET II Workshop with the following DOS commands. CD\CN2 (depress ENTER) CNWS (depress ENTER) 2. Depress any key to open the MAIN MENU, illustrated in figure 3. REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEMS 4 DOC. The UTILITY MENU, illustrated in figure 4, appears on the display. CRESNET II Workshop v5. 0 CRESNET II Workshop v5. 0 UTILITY MAIN MENU MENU SIMPL RIPE Sort IR drv Utilities Quit performance Viewport load/save Touch panels Print touch panel OS Upgrade CPU DEAL Easykey programmer load/save Nvram TID Leave Utilities Enter the SIMPL (Symbol - Intensive - Master - Programming Language) program development environment. Transmitter ID Programmer ESC to Quit Alt[D] = Set Defaults F1=Help ESC to Main Menu Alt[D] = Set Defaults F1=Help Figure 3. UTILITY MENU, Workshop 4. From the UTILITY MENU, highlight TID and depress ENTER. The Transmitter ID Programmer, illustrated in figure 5, appears on the display. CRESNET II Workshop v5. 0 Transmitter ID Programmer Position IR probe over sensor on transmitter. RS-232 COM port: COM1 Type RF id code in HEX: Hit Enter to program the transmitter ID Do not remove IR probe until it stops blinking F1-Help TAB-Select COM Enter-Program the transmitter ESC-Utility Menu Figure 5. From the Transmitter ID Programmer screen, specify the PC's COM port with the TAB key. Connect the 9-pin DIN connector from the CNIDC to the proper COM port on the back of the PC. [. . . ] Aside from difference in nomenclature, the Workshop menus of the CNRFT-48A and CNIRT-48A are identical. REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEMS 6 DOC. Verify that the NET ID for the receiver is properly set to match the SIMPL program. NOTE: After changing the CNRFGWA/CNIRGWA identity code, disconnect and reconnect the network connector. Verify that the RF ID or IR ID for the transmitter is properly set to match the SIMPL program. [. . . ]