TouchTunes RC-JB-3 User Manual

January 2010
900138-001 Rev. 01

About this guide

This guide explains the setup and operation of TouchTunes
wireless remote control, P/N 700031-003.
Note: This component replaces
TouchTunes P/N 700031-001, and
is identifiable by the label on the
battery compartment cover on the
rear of the unit.

Package contents

• Remote control (part number
700031-003)
• Mounting bracket (part number
400188-001)
• 2 AAA alkaline batteries
• This guide

Service and support

You can contact the TouchTunes Technical Support
department for assistance using either of the following
methods:
• Call the Technical Support department at 847-353-1954
and pressing 1 when prompted. Before calling, write
down the jukebox ID number. TouchTunes requires this
ID number to provide you with the proper assistance.
• Email the Technical Support department from the
Contacts page on the TouchTunes Dashboard; see the
TouchTunes Dashboard User Guide.
This product complies with the Canadian ICES-003 Class B
specification.

Overview

The dual-frequency remote control can transmit on one of
two carrier frequencies:
• 27.145 MHz (AM) to communicate with jukeboxes
(Genesis I, II, Maestro, Rhapsody) that use the existing
receiver/demodulator.
• 433.92 MHz. (FSK) for jukeboxes with the new receiver/
demodulator.
By default, the frequency is set to 433.92 MHz.
Remote Control User's Guide
The remote control is RF-based. This eliminates the need to
point it directly at the jukebox when using it. It has a range of
up to 200 feet depending on the type of the obstructions
between it and the jukebox. Concrete and metal provide
more of a barrier than wood or plaster. The remote control
can also be affected by interference from other RF-based
devices.
The remote control is powered by two 1.5V AAA batteries.
Insert the batteries in the compartment on the rear of the
remote. Use only high-quality alkaline batteries.

Low Battery Warning

When the remote control's battery level decreases to a level
too low for reliable operation (2.2V or less), the red LED will
flash 10 times to indicate that the batteries need to be
replaced, and the remote will not transmit.
The red indicator light
flashes when the remote
transmits or when it is
being programmed.
Also signals low battery.
Use the
mounting
bracket to
installed the
remote
control on a
wall for easy
access.
Fasten the
bracket to the
wall with two
screws as
illustrated.
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