Chapter 14 Alternate Control Interfaces
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Using the Hand Held Remote
The optional Hand Held Remote (HHR) is a very useful device. It unchains
you from the console and allows you to stand on stage and call up and
check lights on the move, making for a quicker setup and focus. With the
HHR, you can access dimmers directly and move through dimmer or
channel checks quickly and effortlessly. The four-line backlit LCD display
allows you to verify your keystrokes, even in dark locations.
Protocol
The control console Hand Held Remote connector port conforms to the
following protocol:
• EIA RS-422 standard
• Baud Rate: 9600
• Parity: Even
• Data Bits: 7
• Stop Bits: 1
• Does not support Xon/Xoff
Pin Out Information
The following chart shows the functions of the pins on the 6-pin Neutrik
XLR-type connector on the console (female connector) and the HHR (male):
Table 14.0 HHR Pin Out
Belden 9830
Cable Pairs
Function at
Console
XLR Pin
Number
Function at HHR
1st Pair Ground 1 Ground
+ 12 VDC out 2 + 12 VDC in
2nd Pair - Receive Data 3 - Transmit Data
+ Receive Data 4 + Transmit Data
3rd Pair - Transmit Data 5 - Receive Data
+ Transmit Data 6 + Receive Data
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