Crestron TSR-302, TST-600, TST-602, TST-902 Specifications

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Touch Screen RF Roaming
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NOTE: This document applies to Crestron® touch screens with roaming capability, such as the TSR-302, TST-600, TST-602, and TST-902. The screens shown here are from the TST-602. The composition of the screens may vary between products, but the basic controls called out in this document are the same on all of them.
Several Crestron touch screens can be used with multiple Extended Range (ER) Wireless Gateways (sold separately) to create a wireless roaming network.
Begin by accessing the setup screens on the device.
quickstart guide
PROGRAMMING TIP: When an RF touch screen is progammed for connection to multiple RF gateways using roaming, the RF touch screen must be defined at the assigned RF ID on each gateway. Programming should be connected identically to each gateway so that the RF touch screen behaves identically no matter which RF gateway it happens to be connected to at that time.
Enable Roaming
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A. Enable Roaming on the Touch Screen
NOTE: By default, roaming is disabled in both the touch screen and the gateway, and must
be enabled in both devices.
On the RF Setup screen, tap On under RF Roaming to enable the Roaming Setup button.
From the device’s main setup screen, tap RF Setup to display the RF Setup screen.
Touch Screen RF Roaming
B. Enable Roaming on the Gateway
To enable roaming on the gateway, use the following procedure:
1. Open a text console for the gateway using the gateway’s IP address.
2. Enter the command rfroaming on.
3. Enter the command reboot.
This procedure must be performed for each gateway used in the roaming setup.
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Roaming Setup
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On the RF Setup screen, tap Roaming Setup to display the Roaming Setup screen.
quickstart guide
B. View Gateway UID
Selected Gateway’s UID on the right side of the screen indicates the currently selected
gateway’s UID.
Tap See All GW UID to see the UIDs of all acquired gateways.
A. Acquire Gateways
Up to eight gateways can be acquired by a touch screen. To acquire multiple gateways, put all the gateways in Acquire mode. Then, use the following procedure:
1. Select the appropriate gateway index by tapping one of the buttons marked GW 1 through GW 8 on the Roaming Setup screen.
2. Tap ACQUIRE START. The Acquire State box on the screen will display an “Acquire in progress” message. When the acquire is complete, the message will say “Acquire OK.”
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 until all gateways are acquired.
If multiple touch screens are used, follow the steps above for each touch screen.
NOTE: When multiple gateways are put in Acquire mode at the same time, the touch screen will save the first available gateway in the selected gateway index. To save gateways in a particular order on the list, put only one gateway in Acquire mode at a time and perform the acquire process, selecting the required gateway index. Gateways that are already acquired are not acquired again, unless first removed from the list, as shown in part C.
C. Remove a Gateway
To remove an acquired gateway from the list, select the appropriate index for the gateway (GW 1 though GW 8) and tap Remove Selected GW. A “CONFIRM GATEWAY REMOVE” message appears. Tap Yes Remove to remove the gateway, or No to cancel.
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This document was written by the Technical Publications department at Crestron. ©2016 Crestron Electronics, Inc.
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