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Users’ Guide: Networked Receiver Controller - NRC-2.0.1 PAGE 19
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October 2005 Copyright © 2005 Aegis, Inc wwww.aegis-inc.net [ph. 240-568-9006]
Step 8: Configure the NRC for Receivers
From a computer, start the NRC Java Client. See the section, Using the NRC Java Client
Application for details on requirements and running the NRC Java Client.
Configure the signal termination type and DAQ Channel Gain
After connecting to the NRC from the NRC Java Client, right click on the NRC node, identified
by its machine name or IP address. Click Properties and the “NRC Properties” dialog will
appear. Configure the necessary options.
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Ensure that the following NRC software options match the previously set hardware options:
• Conversion Clock Source (Internal or External)
• Audio Input Type (Differential or Single-Ended)
The pre-A/D converter receiver gain for each receiver channel is also set through this dialog,
with the default being a gain of 1 with gains of 2, 4 and 8 also being available.
Note: When changes are made to any of these NRC attributes, all NRC channels will be
stopped, reconfigured and restarted, disrupting any current processing on any of these channels.
Assign receiver models to each channel
Connect to the first channel that is attached to a receiver. Right click on the channel node and
select “Change receiver model.” The “Change receiver model” dialog will appear.
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Select the desired receiver model from the list. Press Enter or click the Enter button and the
dialog will be dismissed. Confirm the change by noting the contents of the tree.
Repeat this process for each channel that is attached to a receiver.
Note:
It is important to ensure the correct format receiver control cables are used to connect the
receiver to the NRC unit. Installing the wrong format cables will prohibit the NRC from
successfully communicating with the receiver.
eg. Trying to use TenTec RX331 receiver format control cables to connect to WJ-8723
receiver will fail as they have different signaling requirements.
Congratulations. The setup process is now complete. The NRC Java Client application can now
be used to connect to the NRC.
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See “Using the NRC Java Client Application – NRC Properties dialog” for further details.
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See “Using the NRC Java Client Application – Change receiver model dialog” for further details