Aegis Micro NRC 2.0.1 manual Users’ Guide Networked Receiver Controller NRC-2.0.1

expected from the receiver and it will be delivered back to the client. If the box is checked but no response is generated by the receiver then the receiver will briefly go offline while the NRC re-synchronizes communication. If a receiver response is generated when the box is not checked, the response is simply discarded. The “ Response” box should not be checked unless a response is required by the user.

Note: This interface should only be used by advance users who are familiar with the impact of issuing commands directly to the receivers.

oReceiver Reset

The receiver reset button provides a receiver reset capability, although it is important to note that the result of a reset can be different for different receivers.

eg. Resetting the WJ-8723 receiver resets the receiver back to a known configuration profile, while resetting the TenTec Rx331 refreshes the receiver with its most recent user programmed settings.

oReceiver Reboot

The receiver reboot button allows a low level receiver reboot sequence to be sent to the receiver where supported. It should be used when the receiver has entered into some unknown state and is a last resort before a power-off reset is tried.

The receiver reboot process also initiates a POST of the receiver and will take about 15secs.

∙Data capture

The bottom section of the content panel allows the user to capture audio data samples from the receiver attached to this channel. Clicking the Capture button will launch the Capture channel data dialog. While capturing, the Stop button allows the user to stop data capture.

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