ETC Net3 Radio Focus Remote (RFR) Setup Guide - Manual (Page 6)

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Net3 Radio Focus Remote
Net3 Radio Focus Remote Setup Guide Page 6 of 7 Electronic Theatre Controls, Inc.
To change the frequency and ID setting in your base station receiver with an Eos or Ion console/
offline client:
Step 1: In the browser menu, select {File}<{Exit Eos/Ion}. A dialog box opens asking you to
confirm.
Step 2: Confirm this command by clicking {Yes}. The Eos/Ion application will close and the Eos/
Ion Configuration Utility will display.
Step 3: Click {Settings} button. A new settings dialog box will display.
Step 4: Click the {RFR} button. A RFR dialog box will display.
Step 5: Choose the appropriate High Frequency Channel setting from the drop down box (must
be from 1-12, matched with the remote).
Step 6: Choose the appropriate Network ID setting from the drop down box (must be from 1-99,
matched with the remote).
Step 7: Accept the changes by clicking the {Accept} button. To cancel changes click {Cancel}.
The next time you start the Eos/Ion application, Eos/Ion will automatically send the new settings to any
base station that is connected to the console. You must then reset the base station by unplugging and
re-plugging it for the changes to take effect.
To change the frequency and ID setting in your base station receiver with a Congo or Congo Jr
console/offline client:
Step 1: At the Congo Welcome Screen, select {System Settings}.
Step 2: In System Settings, select the {RFR} tab.
Step 3: Choose the appropriate Frequency setting from the drop down box (must be from 1-12,
matched with the remote).
Step 4: Choose the appropriate Group setting from the drop down box (must be from 1-99,
matched with the remote ).
Step 5: Accept the changes by clicking the {Ok} button. To cancel changes click {Cancel}.
The next time you start the Congo application, Congo will automatically send the new settings to any
base station that is connected to the console. You must then reset the base station by unplugging and
re-plugging it for the changes to take effect.
Handheld Remote Operation
The RFR handheld unit features 24 backlit buttons and two push-button thumb wheels,
one on either side for scrolling to desired targets and selecting them for interaction. The
top side of the remote has an on/off power switch, a high frequency antenna, and a USB
mini b port. The USB mini b connection may be used to supply power for the internal
rechargeable NiMH battery cell.
Keypad Function
The keypad illuminates while the keys are in use and remains illuminated while the unit
is transmitting data. After a key is released, the keypad will dim the backlight and the
LCD display until the next button press or transmission.
Most of the buttons on the handheld remote are common use and function exactly as
they are labeled. A select few of the buttons require additional explanation:
• The top left button is labeled [More SK / Mode]. When this button is pressed and released, the
soft keys will change to the next page of soft keys if there is more than one page available for use.
Press and hold the [More SK / Mode] button to display different modes of interacting with the
console.
• The bottom right button is labeled [Enter / Chan]. When the RFR is connected for use with an Eos
or Ion console, the [Enter / Chan] function is <Enter>, which terminates the command line. When
the RFR is connected for use with a Congo or Congo jr console, the button’s function is
<Channel>.
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