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CRESTRON

CNRFT/CNIRT

One-Way Wireless Panels

R E M O T E    C O N T R O L   S Y S T E M S

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DOC. 8107

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6.2 in

15.7 cm

8.8 in

22.3 cm

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6.4 in

16.3 cm

6.2 in

15.7 cm

Figure 1.  CNRFT/CNIRT, One-Way Wireless Panels

CNRFT-32A/CNIRT-32A

UNIT DEPTH  2.0 in (5.1 cm)

UNIT DEPTH  2.0 in (5.1 cm)

CNRFT-48A/CNIRT-48A

DESCRIPTION:

The CNRFT-32A/CNIRT-32A and CNRFT-48A/CNIRT-48A are a new improved version of CRESTRON's
one-way wireless panels. The new "A" units are functionally identical to the non-"A" units, but the newer
units have been completely redesigned for greater ease of installation and maintenance. The manual rotary
switches for ID code setting have been eliminated and replaced by a software utility program available
from CRESTRON's Workshop. The radio-frequency (RF) code packets have been updated to include error
detection for higher reliability reception. The new improved one-way wireless panels must be used with
CRESTRON's new CNRFGWA or CNIRGWA receiver. The standard, high-quality non-"A" version
transmitters must continue to use the CNRFGW or CNIRGW.

Functional Description

CNRFT-32A/-48A

The CNRFT series of portable RF wireless panels, figure 1, is designed to operate with the CRESNET II
system with the use of a wireless receiver such as the CNRFGWA network unit. Up to 32 miniature
pushbuttons reside on the CNRFT-32A to provide direct user interface. The CNRFT-48A offers up to 48
miniature pushbuttons.

CNIRT-32A/-48A

The CNIRT series of portable infrared (IR) wireless panels, figure 1, is designed to operate with the
CRESNET II system with the use of a wireless receiver such as the CNIRGWA network unit. Up to 32
miniature pushbuttons reside on the CNIRT-32A to provide direct user interface. The CNIRT-48A offers
up to 48 miniature pushbuttons.

Summary of Contents for CNIRT-32

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Page 3: ...LE OF CONTENTS DESCRIPTION 1 Functional Description 1 CNRFT 32A 48A 1 CNIRT 32A 48A 1 Physical Description 2 Configuration Differences 2 LEADING SPECIFICATIONS 3 CONTROLS AND INDICATORS 4 Controls 4 Indicators 4 INSTALLATION SETUP 4 PROGRAMMING 6 TEST TROUBLESHOOTING 7 FURTHER INQUIRIES 8 SYNTAX 9 ...

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Page 5: ...been eliminated and replaced by a software utility program available from CRESTRON s Workshop The radio frequency RF code packets have been updated to include error detection for higher reliability reception The new improved one way wireless panels must be used with CRESTRON s new CNRFGWA or CNIRGWA receiver The standard high quality non A version transmitters must continue to use the CNRFGW or CN...

Page 6: ...ns is standard A red transmit LED is located above the button panel cover BATTERY COVER W BATTERY COVER OF INSIDE ON MOUNTED BATTERY COVER REMOVED TO LOCATION SENSOR SHOW Figure 2 CNRFT CNIRT Back View A standard nine volt battery is included with all units Access to the battery is permitted after the battery cover located on the underside of the unit is removed A sensor photo transistor used to p...

Page 7: ...digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that inter...

Page 8: ...F ID For IR devices the ID CODE is referred to as IR ID There are 254 possible two digit hexadecimal alphanumeric codes ranging from 01 to FE The CNRFT CNIRT ID CODE is factory set to 11 but may be changed from a PC via CRESTRON s CRESNET II Workshop An ID CODE may need to be changed if more than one transmitter is placed on the network To maintain code diversity within the CRESNET II system use c...

Page 9: ... ID Programmer illustrated in figure 5 appears on the display CRESNET II Workshop v5 0 ESC Utility Menu TAB Select COM F1 Help Enter Program the transmitter Transmitter ID Programmer Figure 5 Transmitter ID Programmer Workshop Position IR probe over sensor on transmitter RS 232 COM port Type RF id code in HEX COM1 Hit Enter to program the transmitter ID Do not remove IR probe until it stops blinki...

Page 10: ...e battery cover over the battery compartment 15 Disconnect the CNIDC from the PC PROGRAMMING The button array is located beneath the custom button panel of each wireless transmitter Refer to figure 1 for the location of the SIMPL C button numbers and their corresponding button positions for the CNIRT and CNRFT transmitters The numbering for each button is constant For each button input a signal na...

Page 11: ...ion 12 14 CNRFT 32 CNIRT 32 32 button 1 way IR transmitter ESC to Define Net F1 Help Panel Detail F4 Auto Increment CNRFT 32 CRESNET II Workshop v5 0 1 F2 Detail BUTTON SIGNAL NAMES 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 F3 Display Signals 10 11 12 13 14 CNRFGW RF ID 12 Net ID 03 TEST TROUBLESHOOTING Table 3 provides corrective action for possible trouble situations If further assistance is required please contact a CRE...

Page 12: ...ode disconnect and reconnect the network connector RF ID or IR ID is incorrectly set Verify that the RF ID or IR ID for the transmitter is properly set to match the SIMPL program NOTE NET ID and RF ID or IR ID are separate parameters ALT R in Workshop v5 0 shows RF or IR transmitter button presses Program does not match hardware Verify correct program is loaded in system via Performance Viewport W...

Page 13: ...atibility purposes only NET ID 10 o FE CNRFGW CNRFT talking to a CNRFGWA TRANSMITTER RF IDCODE CNRFT ID and transmitter type i1 signal name Independent button i2 signal name i3 signal name NET ID 10 o FE CNIRGW CNIRT talking to a CNIRGWA TRANSMITTER IR IDCODE CNIRT ID and transmitter type i1 signal name Independent button i2 signal name i3 signal name ...

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