Compliance FCC Compliance Statement (United States) This device complies with Part 15 of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1. This device may not cause harmful interference. 2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Multiverse SHoW ID. The Multiverse Vero Transceiver is housed in a NEMA 4 / IP66 package that provides protection from the outdoor elements. Its internal backlit LCD display simplifies setup and gives feedback on system performance.
A bracket for surface mounting or mounting from a pipe Installation Install the Multiverse Vero Transceiver in a suitable location, following the instructions below. For best results the antennas in your system must be within sight of each other. Warning...
Pipe Mounting The Multiverse Vero Transceiver can also be mounted on a pipe. Attach the Mounting Bracket Base to a pipe using a stainless steel hose clamp (not included) as shown: Page 6 of 15...
Slide the mating Mounting Bracket (attached to the Unit) into the Mounting Bracket Base until the locking clip engages, and install the retaining Screw. Cable or Conduit Entry The unit enclosure is provided with ½” NPT entry holes fitted with liquid-tight cable grips for use with outdoor use cables (by installer) for power and DMX connection.
(see illustration above). DMX Input / Output connections are marked on the unit. Installing the Cover The Multiverse Vero Transceiver has a two part cover, with the outer plastic cover connected to the inner metal cover with a hinge. Install the metal inner cover using the eight provided 6-32 x .375”...
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Using A Spectrum Analyzer To Choose A SHoW ID It is a good practice to utilize a device such as City Theatrical’s PN5988 RadioScan™ Spectrum Analyzer to analyze the spectrum in the area of the broadcast. RadioScan is a 900MHz and 2.4GHz spectrum analyzer, utilizing a hardware dongle and accompanying software, that enables...
Separate universe numbers must be used for each additional group of transmitters and receivers. Any Multiverse Vero acting as a receiver that is set on a universe that Is not being broadcast by a Multiverse Vero acting as a transmitter will show its universe in a yellow color.
User Interface Icons At the top of the main screen are several icons that indicate Multiverse Vero Transceiver 900MHz/2.4GHz status. These include: • “TX” or “RX” The Multiverse Vero Transceiver is designated as either a transmitter or receiver on the Menu Screen (see below for instructions). Each unit will display either “TX”...
RDM Traffic The RDM Traffic setting determines whether RDM data is passed downstream of the Multiverse Vero Transceiver. It does not affect whether the Multiverse Vero Transceiver is detectable by devices upstream. It is recommended that RDM be turned off before production situations as many DMX devices do not correctly handle RDM data and may exhibit flickering or other undesired behavior.
Only needs to be set at the Transmitter. Default is On. RDM Settings The Multiverse Vero Transceiver can be configured with a compatible RDM controller, such as DMXcat®. All of the settings available through the menu can be set via RDM. Aside from settings, you can also view the Device Model, Manufacturer, Firmware Versions, RDM UID, RF Signal Quality, and quantity of active Tx slots.
Troubleshooting Table 5: Troubleshooting Guide Symptom Solution(s) Check that power input wiring is properly installed. Unit does not power up. Test power outlet with another device. Check that the Tx and Rx symbols on transmitters and receivers are solid. Fixtures connected to the receiver are not Check that SHoW ID and SHoW Key (and optional SHoW Key) responding.
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