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Operation
Using the NRC
Starting the NRC
After pressing the power button, the NRC may take up to 60 seconds to initialize and be ready for operation. Initially the display will show “ Networked Receiver Controller” and NRC version. When initialization is complete, the NRC LCD display will be activated and display 8 channel status windows above the Aegis status message “
Power-On Self Test (POST)
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The POST configures each NRC attached receiver to generate and output a unique frequency analog test tone, which is then digitally processed to ensure it is at the expected frequency. If the NRC is able to successfully configure the receiver and process the audio test tone then the receiver is deemed to have passed the POST and be available for use. The success or failure of each channel’s POST test is reported on the LCD display4.
This POST is run on a
1.A new receiver type is attached to the NRC and configured for the channel.
2.A receiver is powered on or otherwise comes online, including when the NRC is initially turned on or
3.A receiver is “ reboot” via the Java GUI.
Note: If the receiver for some reason goes
Interpreting the LCD Display
The LCD display contains important information regarding the status and use of the NRC. During normal operation, the LCD will display a symbol reflecting the current status of each channel, with the display’s
Only one symbol is displayed to reflect the status of a given channel and hence the symbols have an inherent priority and hence only the highest priority symbol will be displayed.
4See “ Interpreting the LCD Display” for details
Users’ Guide: Networked Receiver Controller - | PAGE 20 |
11th October 2005 | Copyright © 2005 Aegis, Inc |