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CRESTRON CNRFHT-15/30 & CNIRHT-15/30 Hand-Held Wireless Transmitters

REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEMS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE

DESCRIPTION................................................................ 1

Functional Description........................................... 1

CNRFHT-15/30............................................ 1

CNIRHT-15/30............................................. 1

Sleep Mode ................................................ 1

Physical Description.............................................. 2

Configuration Differences..................................... 3

LEADING SPECIFICATIONS ........................................... 3

CONTROLS AND INDICATORS...................................... 3

Controls............................................................... 3

Indicators.............................................................. 3

INSTALLATION/SETUP.................................................. 4

Identity Code ........................................................ 4

RF Receiver/Transmitter Tuning............................. 6

RF Receiver................................................. 6

RF Transmitter............................................. 6

PROGRAMMING ........................................................... 7

TESTING/TROUBLESHOOTING..................................... 10

SYNTAX ........................................................................ 11

APPENDIX..................................................................... 11

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CRESTRON

CHANNEL MUTE

VOLUME

POWER

Figure 1. CRESTRON Hand-held Wireless Transmitters

CRESTRON

CNIRHT

CNRFHT

Transmit

LED

Tuning

Capacitor 2.7 in

6.9 cm

0.8 in

2.1 cm

6.5 in

16.5 cm

CHANNEL MUTE

VOLUME

POWER

DESCRIPTION:

Functional Description

CNRFHT-15/30:

The CNRFHT, illustrated in figure 1, is a hand-held radio-frequency (RF) transmitter. The unit is designed to operate

with the CRESNET II remote control system (herein referred to as the CRESNET II system) via a RF wireless

receiver, CNRFGW Wireless Gateway. The CNRFHT is available with 15 or 30 button controls. Depression of any

button on the CNRFHT customized 15- or 30-button panel initiates a RF signal transmission to the CNRFGW.

CNIRHT-15/30:

The CNIRHT, illustrated in figure 1, is a hand-held infrared (IR) transmitter. The unit is designed to operate with the

CRESNET II system via an IR wireless receiver, CNIRGW Wireless Gateway. The CNIRHT is available with 15 or

30 button controls. Depression of any button on the CNIRHT customized 15- or 30-button panel initiates an IR

signal transmission to the CNIRGW.

Sleep Mode:

CNRFHTandCNIRHThave a power-saving mode, known as sleep mode,toextendbatterylife. If the unit remains

inactive(nobuttonsaredepressed)forapproximatelysixhours,the unit enters a default setting, sleep mode.

Actualinactivitydurationtoinitiatesleep mode may vary. To reactivate the unit from sleep mode, depressandhold

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a button on the unit until it begins transmitting. Transmission is indicated by the illumination of a red LED located

abovethebutton panel cover.

Physical Description

NOTE CRESTRON does not recommend designing large button caps for single functions. Depressing

the center of a large button cap can cause the unit to transmit incorrectly which may result in

the control system misinterpreting the user's intent. Therefore, design large button caps for

dual functions, such as a volume up/volume down rocker-type button.

CNRFHT and CNIRHT electronic hardware is housed in a slim, high-impact molded ABS black plastic enclosure

(refer to figure 2). A 30-button array on the printed circuit board is covered by a customized button panel. All

buttonpanelsinclude custom engraving, colored buttoncaps,choiceof button configurations, andpanelfinishes.

Smallandlargebuttoncapsareavailable.Asmallbutton cap covers one button. A large button cap covers two

buttons. Refer to the latest version of the CRESNET II Engraving Worksheet for CNRFHT and CNIRHT (Doc. 5344)

todesignaunique button panel. Omission ofunusedbuttonsisstandard. A red LED is locatedabovethebutton

panelcover.

Figure 2. Physical Views of CNRFHT and CNIRHT

Front View

(Customized button panel removed

to reveal 30 button array.)

CRESTRON

Rear View Battery Cover

Asidefromthediversityinbuttonpanelconfiguration,theonly external difference between CNRFHT and CNIRHT is

thetypeofplasticmaterialatthepointingendof each unit. CNRFHT has a black plastic cover with a tuning hole

(refer to figure 1) and CNIRHT has a ruby-colored IR signal filter.

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A nine-volt battery is included with all units. Access to the battery is permitted after the battery cover, located on

theundersideof the unit,isremoved.

Configuration Differences

TheCNRFHTandCNIRHTeachhave two different configurations which are depicted in table 1.

Table 1. CNRFHT and CNIRHT Configurations

CONFIGURATION DESCRIPTION

CNRFHT-15 & CNIRHT-15 15buttonson a customizedpanel

CNRFHT-30 & CNIRHT-30 30buttonson a customizedpanel

LEADING SPECIFICATIONS:

Table2providesa summary of leading specifications for the CNRFHTandCNIRHT.Dimensionsand weight are

approximationsroundedtothenearesttenth unit.

Table 2. Leading Specifications

SPECIFICATION DETAILS

Battery 9V DC

Dimensions&Weight Height: 6.5 in (16.5 cm)

Width: 2.7 in (6.9 cm)

Depth: 0.8 in (2.1 cm)

Weight: 0.3 lb (0.2 kg)

CONTROLS AND INDICATORS:

Controls

Button controls are custom designed. CNRFHT and CNIRHT are available with 15 to 30 functional buttons.

Functiondefinitionisdeterminedbyapplication of the unit within the CRESNET II system. The customized button

controlscorrespondtosignalnamesthat are defined in the SIMPL program.

Atuningholeis located on the pointing end of theCNRFHT. Thiscontrolmechanismpermits the user to adjust the

frequency. RefertoInstallation/Setupfor tuning techniques.

Indicators

Thereisonlyone indicator located on the CNRFHT and CNIRHT. Theindicatorisared LED and resides on the faceof

theunitabovethebuttonpanel cover. The LED indicates IR/RF transmission and illuminates when a buttonis

depressed.

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INSTALLATION/SETUP:

Identity Code

Every hand-held wireless transmitter communicating with either the CNRFGW or CNIRGW requires a unique

identity code (ID CODE). For RF devices the ID CODE is referred to as RF ID. For IR devices the ID CODE is referred

toasIRID.Thereare256possibletwo-digithexadecimal alphanumeric codes ranging from 00 to FF. To maintain

code diversity within the CRESNET II system, use codes between 10 and FE for the transmitters.

NOTES

1. The ID CODE on the CNRFHT and CNIRHT is factory set to 20.

2. Do not use 00 or FF as an RF/IR ID.

3. Do not confuse RF/IR ID with network (NET) ID.

TosetanID CODE complete the followingsteps.

1. Position the unit button-side down so the battery compartment is accessible.

2. Remove the battery cover.

3. Remove four screws from the unit (two screws are located within the battery compartment).

4. Gently lift the rear cover off the unit.

5. Refer to figure 3 and locate an eight-position SIP switch on the printed circuit board. Switches labeled 1

through 4 represent the least-significant digit or letter of the ID CODE. Switches labeled 5 through 8

represent the most-significant digit or letter of the ID CODE.

Enlarged

8- Position

SIP Switch

(set to 20)

478

1SV8

478

1SV8

Rear Cover and

Battery Cover

Removed.

Figure 3. SIP Switch Location

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6. Refer to table 3 and translate the ID CODE two-digit hexadecimal number or letter into an eight-digit SIP

switchcode.

NOTES

1. The ID CODE of the unit is factory set to 20. This hexadecimal setting corresponds to an

eight-digit SIP switch code of 00000100, with respect to SIP switches 1 through 8.

2. A "1" in the table indicates that the switch should be set in the direction of the arrow

head located on the SIP switch. A "0" in the table above indicates that the switch should be

set in the opposite direction of the arrow head.

Table 3. CNRFHT and CNIRHT SIP Switch Settings

Hexadecimal

NUMBER OR

LETTER

Most-Significant

SIP Switch Digit

8765

Least-Significant

SIP Switch Digit

4321

0 00000000

1 00010001

2 00100010

3 00110011

4 01000100

5 01010101

6 01100110

7 01110111

8 10001000

9 10011001

A 10101010

B 10111011

C 11001100

D 11011101

E 11101110

F 11111111

7. Use a small screwdriver or a small pair of pliers and adjust the switch, appropriately.

8. Ensure all screw standoffs are properly situated and place the rear cover onto the unit.

9. Secure the rear cover by tightening the four screws.

10. Securethebatterycoveroverthebatterycompartment.

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RF Receiver/Transmitter Tuning

NOTE The following installation instructions are for the CNRFHT only.

TheCNRFHTandCNRFGW are factory tuned andnormallydonotrequire tuning. However, in somecasesitmaybe

necessary to tune the CNRFHT transmitter for the CNRFGW to receive signals properly. Complete the following

steps to tune the transmitter and receiver.

RF Receiver

1. Verify CNRFGW power ison. ThegreenLEDmarkedNETPWRonthereceiverilluminates when power is on.

2. Position the CNRFGW on its side so that the silk-screened face is visible.

3. To optimize reception extend the CNRFGW antenna vertically to a height of nine to 10 inches.

CAUTION

Do not force the tuning adjustment on the receiver. Over exerting the tuning adjustment may

damage the unit.

4. Use a nylon (non-conductive) tuning tool and gentlyturnthetuningadjustment on the face of the CNRFGW

clockwise, until it comes to a stop.

5. Hold the tuning tool firmly; gently turn the tuning adjustment counterclockwise, two complete turns. This sets

the receiver frequency to 300 MHz, which is the factory standard setting. Frequencies ranging between 270

and330MHzcan be used by turning the tuning adjustmenttodifferentpositions.

RF Transmitter

CAUTION

Do not force the tuning adjustment on the transmitter. Over exerting the tuning adjustment

may damage the unit.

1. Place the tuning tool into the tuning hole located at thepointingendoftheCNRFHT; gently turn the tuning

adjustmentclockwiseuntilitcomestoastop.

2. With CNRFHT in hand, stand approximately six feet from the CNRFGW.

3. Insert the tuning tool into the CNRFHT; gently turn the tuning adjustment counterclockwise, approximately

two full turns.

4. Aim the CNRFHT at the CNRFGW antenna; depress any button on the transmitter.

5. While aiming and depressing any button, gently turn the tuning tool in either direction, until the red LED marked

SIGNAL on the CNRFGW illuminates.

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