It’s Under Control
®
T2x
Wireless Remote Control
Programming the T2x
THE TOUCHSCREEN DISPLAY AND HARD BUTTONS
The T2x touchscreen display and buttons are programmed using the RTI
Integration Designer
®
programming software. Normally the touchscreen is
organized into a series of pages containing objects (buttons, text, graphics, etc.)
for controlling electronics such as a music server, lighting system or DVD player.
Pages will also have programming assigned to the hard buttons that coincide
with the device that is being controlled.
FIRMWARE AND SOFTWARE UPDATES
Please verify that you have the most recent rmware and software installed
for this and all RTI products. Authorized RTI dealers can download the latest
rmware and Integration Designer from the dealer section of www.rticorp.com.
INSTALLING FIRMWARE
1. Turn off the T2x - Press and hold the “Backlight” button and the “OK” buttons
simultaneously.
2. Connect the T2x dock to a PC using a USB cable (USB A to Micro B).
3. Press and hold the “5-way Joystick” button.
4a. Place the T2x into the docking station.
Or
4b. Connect the T2x to a PC directly using an RTI programming cable.
(Programming cable is included with RTI IRPRO programming kit. Contact
RTI customer service or your local distributor to purchase this cable if you
already own an IRPRO programming kit).
UPDATING INTEGRATION DESIGNER PROGRAMMING
RTI’s Integration Designer data les can be downloaded to the T2x using the
following methods:
• Connect the docking station to a PC using a USB cable (USB A to Micro B) and
place the T2x into the docking station.
Or
• Connect an RTI programming cable to the T2x and a PC. (Programming cable
is included with RTI IRPRO programming kit. Contact RTI customer service
or your local distributor to purchase this cable if you already own an IRPRO
programming kit).
Or
• Wirelessly via the local area Ethernet network (LAN). NOTE: Initial
programming including network settings will need to take place using the
docking station or the RTI programming cable.
Powering On/Off the T2x
NOTE: During normal operation, powering the T2x off should not be necessary.
TO POWER THE T2x ON:
• Press and hold the “Backlight” button and the “OK” buttons simultaneously
until the remote turns on (approx. 1-2 seconds).
OR
• Place the T2x in the docking station - this will automatically power the unit on.
(Docking station does not need to be powered).
TO POWER THE T2x OFF:
• Press and hold the “Backlight” button and the “OK” buttons simultaneously
until the remote turns off (approx. 5 seconds).
LIST BACK
CH
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THE T2x DOCKING STATION
The T2x docking station is used to charge the T2x
battery and to download software and rmware
updates into the T2x from a PC. The dock has a micro
USB jack for connection of the included AC power
supply cable or a standard USB A to Micro B cable.
Keypad
Buttons
Light Sensor
Front of T2x
Charging the T2x Battery
WHEN TO CHARGE THE T2x:
The T2x uses a Lithium-ion rechargeable battery which does not exhibit a
memory effect from being charged too often and may be placed into the dock
when not in use.
• A low battery icon will illuminate at the top right of the T2x (above the display)
when the battery capacity becomes low and a charge cycle is required.
CHARGING THE T2x:
1. Locate and install the appropriate wall outlet plug on to the power supply.
2. Insert the micro USB end of the power supply cable into the USB port located
on the backside of the docking station.
3. Plug the power supply cable into a wall outlet.
4. Gently slide the T2x into the docking station clear plastic alignment sleeve
until the remote is seated on to the dock connector.
The “Backlight” button on the bottom of the T2x will
illuminate red while charging takes place and change
to green once the charge cycle completes.
NOTE: Plugging the T2x docking station into a PC
using a USB cable will also charge the T2x.
T2x Remote
(Backside)
Power Supply Cable
(With Micro USB Connector)
T2x Docking Station
(Backside)
To Wall Outlet
T2x Remote
USB A to Micro B Cable
T2x Docking Station
To PC USB port
PC
Downloading software/rmware updates
via the T2x docking station and USB cable
Replacing the T2x Battery
The following steps for removing the battery door should be performed by an
authorized service center or trained installer only.
REMOVE THE BATTERY DOOR:
1. Gently insert a small paper clip into the battery door latch hole until it stops
(see diagram).
2. Tilt the paper clip toward the top of the T2x to release the battery door latch.
REPLACE BATTERY:
1. Remove two (2) battery bracket screws
(Phillips head) and remove bracket.
2. Slide battery out of T2x - pull on
plastic tab connected to battery.
3. Slide new battery into T2x - metal
contacts inserted rst and label
facing up.
4. Replace battery bracket and install
two (2) screws - in order to align
battery bracket properly, get both
screws started before tightening fully.
5. Reinstall battery door - rst align the
wide end of the battery door against
the battery door opening, then
push the latch end of the door into
the T2x until it snaps in place.
T2x (Backside)
Battery Door
Battery Bracket Screws (2)
Battery Door
Latch Hole
Paper Clip
The T2x Control Panel
The T2x has many settings that can be adjusted directly on the remote through
the control panel. Please note that changes made directly in the T2x control
panel will be overwritten by changes made in Integration Designer.
ACCESSING THE CONTROL PANEL
The Control Panel page can be displayed by holding down the “Backlight” button
until the page is displayed (approx. 5 seconds).
ADJUSTABLE SETTINGS
• Backlight Level • Time Out • Tilt Switch • Grip Sensor • Battery
• Sound • Calibrate Touchscreen • Network Information
Battery Low Indicator
IR Transmission Window
Wireless Ethernet
Connection Indicator
Touchscreen Display
Backlight Button
COLORS:
Blue = Normal use
Red = T2x charging
Green = T2x charged
Multi-colored = T2x
connected to a PC.
5-Way Joystick
Dock Connector Port
NOTE: The T2x dock connector port is for both charging and programming. It
is only compatible with a T2x Docking Station or an RTI programming cable.
Dock Connector Alignment Sleeve
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