18R2 Startup Sequence
Firmware Version |
The 18R2 and firing module displays the firmware version of the device first, such as, “5.1.0.” All devices synced together must use the same firmware version. To learn more about firmware versions and how to upgrade your system, at no cost, please see Firmware Figure Out. |
Battery Life |
The 18R2 displays the battery life range on a 1P scale, indicating a depleted battery with a 1P0 and full battery with a 1P9. CORRA recommends only Energizer AA batteries and has a life of about six hours. The AA batteries power the entire controller including the RF module, LEDs, and 7-segment displays. As the battery level decreases, the amount of transmitting power is not reduced. For example, a controller at P1 has the same transmitting power as a controller with P9.
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Self-test |
“tSt” displays as the firing module perform the following tests:
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Script Count |
The 18R2 displays the number of scripts that are loaded to the controller. |
Current Channel![]() |
The 18R2 current channel. |
Module Count |
After the 18R2 finishes starting up, the TEST LED will begin to blink if it recognizes any firing modules or other devices such as the Audio Box. Once all devices are identified, the total number of devices displays. For example, if you have three modules and one Audio Box, the number "4” will display. A 36M or 72M is recognized as only one device. |
Please see the Startup Sequence Reference Guide for a listing and description of the information displayed.
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