Why is my Daktronics Venus 1500 powering up as a server?
If your Daktronics Radio powers up as a server instead of a client, it might be due to the jumper being in the open position. To resolve this, make sure the jumper covers both pins before you power it up.
What to do if Daktronics Radio is not operating after addressing?
If your Daktronics Radio isn't working as expected after you've addressed it, try powering it down, setting the new address again, and then powering it back up.
General| Brand | Daktronics |
|---|---|
| Model | Venus 1500 |
| Category | Radio |
| Language | English |
Read and understand installation instructions before proceeding. Ensure proper grounding.
Details on client and server radios, J-box/signal converter, and indicators.
Guidelines for choosing an installation site, considering obstructions and distance.
Importance of clear path for radio waves at 2.4 GHz for optimal performance.
Proper mounting and alignment of dipole antennas for maximum signal reception.
Configuring channel numbers and baud rates for network communication.
Surveying the installation site to ensure optimal radio system performance.
Connecting server radio to computer, either directly or via modem.
Connecting server radio directly to computer via J-box/signal converter.
Connecting server radio remotely using a J-box/modem and dial-up network.
Procedures for connecting the client radio to the display.
Installing the client radio using a quick-connect cable for simpler setup.
Connecting the client radio without a quick-connect jack, requiring direct wiring.
Adding multiple client radios to a system, ensuring unique addresses and jumper settings.
Specific procedures for installing the indoor server radio unit.
Overview of the internal radio control board used in indoor servers.
Methods for connecting signals between primary and mirror displays.
Connecting primary and mirror displays using a quick-connect cable.
Connecting two primary displays that are not mounted back-to-back.
Procedures for service, diagnostics, loopback testing, and replacement parts.
Setting and verifying radio addresses using rotary hex switches.
Configuring the radio board as either a server or client using a jumper.
Displaying signal strength on server radio LEDs for diagnostics.
Resetting the radio board to its original settings.
Common symptoms and their possible causes or remedies for radio communication issues.
Verifying server and client radio communication via a loop-back test.
Steps to conduct the loop-back test using the Venus 1500 software.
List of parts recommended for replacement during radio system maintenance.
Information on Daktronics' exchange and repair services for parts.
References to various system riser diagrams and drawing numbers for installation.
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