Changing a sign’s serial address, Ext, press the button until set address appears, Alphapremiere – WaveWare Adaptive AlphaNet User Manual

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How to change a sign’s serial address

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2 — Installing AlphaNET™ 3.0 software and setting up sites

Changing a sign’s serial address

1. T

o change the address of a particular sign, first make sure that sign

is connected to a power supply and is functioning.

2. P

oint the front of the remote control at the sign’s infrared receiver

window as shown below:

3. P

ress the

button on the remote control.

PROG TEXT FILE A will appear on the sign.

4. N

ext, press the

button until SET ADDRESS appears.

5. P

ress the

button until ADDRESS = 00 appears. (The sign

may have an address other than 00.)

6. S

et the sign’s address by pressing any of the number keys. For

example, to enter an address of 15, press the

button and then

the button.

7. F

inally, press the

button two times to set the sign’s new

address.

N O T E

For some signs, like the 9000
series, AlphaVision

,

AlphaPremiere

, and

AlphaEclipse

displays, internal

DIP switches must be set to
change the serial address.

The person using the remote control should be from
5 to 30 feet from the front of the sign.

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Remote control

(front and top views).

Point the front of the remote control at the
sign’s infrared receiver window.

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A d d r e s s N o t e

Normally, a sign’s address is a
decimal number from 00 to 99.

However, if you need more
addresses, a hexadecimal
number from 00 to FF (0 to 255)
can be used as an address. For
example, hexadecimal 1F =
decimal 31.

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