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User Guide Chapter 14 Alternate Control Interfaces
Rev. 1.30.03.07.r1 Page 207
The maximum cable length that the console can support for a HHR is
1000 feet, including all connecting cables and permanent wiring.
HHR Functions
When the control console receives a character signal through its Hand Held
Remote port, the console interprets the character signal as if the
corresponding key was pressed on the console in the Stage display.
The Hand Held Remote port receives keystroke codes in particular order to
make up commands to be executed by the console. Generally speaking,
commands at the HHR are made the same way that they are at the console
in the Stage display. All commands must be terminated by the [ENTER]
key, which sends the command to the processor for execution. The
exception to this is single-keystroke commands that do not require
[ENTER] are as follows: [GO] , [STOP/REV] , [CLEAR] .
Hand Held Remote Keys/Functions
HHR Key Description Example
. (decimal) Decimal point
AND (+) Used to create channel lists [#] [+] [#]
AT (@) Assigns a level in a level [1] [>] [10] [@] [50]
setting command.
@ means “at a level of”
CLEAR Backspaces through a
partially complete command
CUE Begins a cue editing [CUE] [#] [@] [level]
command or uses a cue as [ENTER]
a group
DIM Begins Dimmer Check [DIM] [#] [@] [level]
command [ENTER]
DOWN Decrements level of
captured channels
ENTER Executes a command or
captures all active channels
under wheel control