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CHAPTER 5: RMS REMOTE MONITORING SYSTEM

RMS software displays all loudspeakers on the network in a

panel with icons, Meter views, and Text views that can be

customized to suit your needs. Loudspeaker data is

updated 2–5 times per second. Individual loudspeakers can

be physically identified with the Wink option in RMS, which

lights the Wink/Activity LED on the RMS user panel for that

particular loudspeaker. Conversely, a loudspeaker can be

identified in the RMS software by pressing the Identify but-

ton on the loudspeaker’s RMS user panel.

Loudspeaker icons and views can be arranged to represent

how loudspeakers have been deployed in the system. Multi-

ple panels can be saved and recalled for specific perfor-

mances and venues.

RMS MODULE

The 1100-LFC RMS user panel includes an Identify button, a

Wink/Activity LED, and two Network connectors.

NOTE: The Identify button and Wink/Activity

LED on the 1100-LFC RMS user panel are

used exclusively by RMS and have no effect on the

acoustical or electrical activity of the loudspeaker.

Identify Button

The Identify button serves the following functions:

■ If the loudspeaker has not yet been commissioned

(Wink/Activity LED not lit), press the Identify button to

identify the loudspeaker on the RMS network and com-

mission it.

■ To decommission the loudspeaker, press and hold the

Identify button during startup (see “Resetting the RMS

Module” on page 27).

■ To wink a commissioned loudspeaker, press the Identify

button. The Wink LED on the loudspeaker icon in the

RMS software lights up and the Wink/Activity LED on the

loudspeaker’s RMS user panel turns solid green. Press

the Identify button again to unwink the loudspeaker.

TIP: The Wink function is useful for identifying

the physical loudspeaker corresponding to a

loudspeaker icon in the RMS software.

RMS User Panel

Figure 5: 1100-LFC RMS Module

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