iRFR Documentation

Chris Mizerak — Fri, 08 May 2009 18:31:07 GMT

Revision 25 posted to ETC Product Wiki by Chris Mizerak on 5/8/2009 1:31:07 PM

iRFR Documentation

Filed under: iRFR, ipod, iphone, remote control, wireless, RFR, RFU, WRFU

iRFR Documentation

I. [[products:iRFR: How to Setup Your Wireless Network|How to Setup Your Wireless Network]]

II. [[products:iRFR: Getting Started with Eos/Ion/Element|Getting Started with Eos/Ion/Element]]

III. Getting Started with Congo/Congo Jr

iRFR Documentation

Chris Mizerak — Thu, 07 May 2009 20:37:38 GMT

Revision 24 posted to ETC Product Wiki by Chris Mizerak on 5/7/2009 3:37:38 PM

iRFR Documentation

Filed under: iRFR, ipod, iphone, remote control, wireless, RFR, RFU, WRFU

iRFR Documentation

I. [[products:iRFR: How to Setup Your Wireless Network|How to Setup Your Wireless Network]]

II. [[products:iRFR: Getting Started with Eos/Ion/Element|Getting Started with Eos/Ion/Element]]

III. Getting Started with Congo/Congo Jr

iRFR Documentation

Chris Mizerak — Thu, 07 May 2009 20:37:38 GMT

Revision 23 posted to ETC Product Wiki by Chris Mizerak on 5/7/2009 3:37:38 PM

iRFR Documentation

Filed under: iRFR, ipod, iphone, RFR, RFU, WRFU

iRFR Documentation

I. [[products:iRFR: How to Setup Your Wireless Network|How to Setup Your Wireless Network]]

II. [[products:iRFR: Getting Started with Eos/Ion/Element|Getting Started with Eos/Ion/Element]]

III. Getting Started with Congo/Congo Jr

iRFR Documentation

Chris Mizerak — Thu, 07 May 2009 20:37:06 GMT

Revision 22 posted to ETC Product Wiki by Chris Mizerak on 5/7/2009 3:37:06 PM

iRFR Documentation

Filed under: RFR iRFRiPhone iPod, ipod, iphone, RFR

iRFR Documentation

I. [[products:iRFR: How to Setup Your Wireless Network|How to Setup Your Wireless Network]]

II. [[products:iRFR: Getting Started with Eos/Ion/Element|Getting Started with Eos/Ion/Element]]

III. Getting Started with Congo/Congo Jr

iRFR Documentation

Chris Mizerak — Thu, 07 May 2009 02:28:47 GMT

Revision 21 posted to ETC Product Wiki by Chris Mizerak on 5/6/2009 9:28:47 PM

iRFR Documentation

Filed under: RFR iRFR iPhone iPod

iRFR Setup Guide

Getting the iRFR app

Download and install iRFR.app either directly from the iTunes store on your iPhone or iPod Touch or from iTunes on your computer.

Using/Configuring the iRFR Software

Connect

Tapping this will try to establish a connection to the console you have specified in the Settings screen.

Virtual RFR

Displays the actual

iRFR interface that mimics the RFR hardware.

Flashlight

Makes your screen go white to better work as an impromptu flashlight.

Settings

Host: Enter your console's IP address here. The default IP addres for an Eos console is 10.101.90.101.

Other Recommended IP's:

Eos Ion Congo Congo Jr WLAN AP iPhone/iPod

IP: 10.101.90.101 10.101.100.101 10.101.80.101 10.101.81.101 10.101.124.101 10.101.125.101

Subnet: 255.255.0.0 255.255.0.0 255.255.0.0 255.255.0.0 255.255.0.0 255.255.0.0

Gateway: 10.101.1.1 10.101.1.1 10.101.1.1 10.101.1.1 10.101.1.1 10.101.1.1

Password:

For Eos or Ion, this is the name of the console as set on the consoleDocumentation

I. Although the default name for Eos and Ion would be hard for some one to guess, it's also hard [[products:iRFR: How to remember. You can set it on the console via 'Setup ' and then see the name on the first line.

For Congo/jr, leave this field blank. Congo does not require a password.

Quick Start: Turning this on disables the spinny ETC logo wecome screen.

Sounds: Turns on / off the user interface sound effects.

Lock RFR Layout: Locks the iRFR user interface from being changed. This mainly affects the size of the display at the top of the screen from accidental bumps.

Setting Up Your Eos/Ion Console

Setting up the iRFR to work with your Eos/Ion console requires some configuration in the Eos/Ion Configuration Editor.

In the browser menu, select {File}<{Exit Eos/Ion}. A dialog box opens asking you Wireless Network|How to confirm.

Confirm this command by clicking {Yes}. The Eos/Ion application will close and the Eos/Ion Configuration Utility will display.

Click {Settings} button. A new Settings dialog box will display.

Click the {RFR} button. A RFR dialog box will display.

Check the "Enable iPhone/iPod RFR" box

Accept the changes by clicking the {Accept} button. To cancel changes click {Cancel}.

Setting Up Setup Your Congo/jr Console

Setting up the iRFR to work with your Congo/jr console requires some configuration at the console.

At the Congo Welcome Screen, select {System Settings}Wireless Network]]

II.

In System Settings, select the {RFR} tab[[products:iRFR: Getting Started with Eos/Ion/Element|Getting Started with Eos/Ion/Element]]

III. Getting Started with Congo/Congo Jr

iRFR Documentation

okrogell — Sun, 03 May 2009 18:37:26 GMT

Revision 20 posted to ETC Product Wiki by okrogell on 5/3/2009 1:37:26 PM

iRFR Documentation

iRFR Setup Guide

Getting the iRFR app

Download and install iRFR.app either directly from the iTunes store on your iPhone or iPod Touch or from iTunes on your computer.

Using/Configuring the iRFR Software

Connect

Tapping this will try to establish a connection to the console you have specified in the Settings screen.

Virtual RFR

Displays the actual iRFR interface that mimics the RFR hardware.

Flashlight

Makes your screen go white to better work as an impromptu flashlight.

Settings

Host: Enter your console's IP address here. The default IP addres for an Eos console is 10.101.90.101.

Other Recommended IP's:

	Eos	Ion	Congo	Congo Jr	WLAN AP	iPhone/iPod
IP:	10.101.90.101	10.101.100.101	10.101.80.101	10.101.81.101	10.101.124.101	10.101.125.101
Subnet:	255.255.0.0	255.255.0.0	255.255.0.0	255.255.0.0	255.255.0.0	255.255.0.0
Gateway:	10.101.1.1	10.101.1.1	10.101.1.1	10.101.1.1	10.101.1.1	10.101.1.1

Password:

For Eos or Ion, this is the name of the console as set on the console. Although the default name for Eos and Ion would be hard for some one to guess, it's also hard to remember. You can set it on the console via 'Setup' and then see the name on the first line.
For Congo/jr, leave this field blank. Congo does not require a password.

Quick Start: Turning this on disables the spinny ETC logo wecome screen.

Sounds: Turns on / off the user interface sound effects.

Lock RFR Layout: Locks the iRFR user interface from being changed. This mainly affects the size of the display at the top of the screen from accidental bumps.

Setting Up Your Eos/Ion Console

Setting up the iRFR to work with your Eos/Ion console requires some configuration in the Eos/Ion Configuration Editor.

In the browser menu, select {File}<{Exit Eos/Ion}. A dialog box opens asking you to confirm.
Confirm this command by clicking {Yes}. The Eos/Ion application will close and the Eos/Ion Configuration Utility will display.
Click {Settings} button. A new Settings dialog box will display.
Click the {RFR} button. A RFR dialog box will display.
Check the "Enable iPhone/iPod RFR" box
Accept the changes by clicking the {Accept} button. To cancel changes click {Cancel}.

Setting Up Your Congo/jr Console

Setting up the iRFR to work with your Congo/jr console requires some configuration at the console.

At the Congo Welcome Screen, select {System Settings}.
In System Settings, select the {RFR} tab.

iRFR Documentation

okrogell — Sun, 03 May 2009 18:35:15 GMT

Revision 19 posted to ETC Product Wiki by okrogell on 5/3/2009 1:35:15 PM

iRFR Documentation

iRFR Setup Guide

Getting the iRFR app

Download and install iRFR.app either directly from the iTunes store on your iPhone or iPod Touch or from iTunes on your computer.

Using/Configuring the iRFR Software

Connect

Tapping this will try to establish a connection to the console you have specified in the Settings screen.

Virtual RFR

Displays the actual iRFR interface that mimics the RFR hardware.

Flashlight

Makes your screen go white to better work as an impromptu flashlight.

Settings

Host: Enter your console's IP address here. The default IP addres for an Eos console is 10.101.90.101.

Other Recommended IP's:

	Eos	Ion	Congo	Congo Jr: Ion :	WLAN Point :AP	iPhone/iPod
IP:	10.101.90.101	10.101.100.101	10.101.80.101	10.101.81.101 101.101.100.101	10.101.124.101	10.101.125.101
Subnet:	255.255.0.0	255.255.0.0	255.255.0.0	255.255.0.0	255.255.0.0	255.255.0.0
Gateway: 10.101.81.101 101.101.100.101 10.101.124.101	10.101.1.1	10.101.1.1	10.101.1.1	10.101.1.1	10.101.1.1	10.101.1.1

Password:

For Eos or Ion, this is the name of the console as set on the console. Although the default name for Eos and Ion would be hard for some one to guess, it's also hard to remember. You can set it on the console via 'Setup' and then see the name on the first line.
For Congo/jr, leave this field blank. Congo does not require a password.

Quick Start: Turning this on disables the spinny ETC logo wecome screen.

Sounds: Turns on / off the user interface sound effects.

Lock RFR Layout: Locks the iRFR user interface from being changed. This mainly affects the size of the display at the top of the screen from accidental bumps.

Setting Up Your Eos/Ion Console

Setting up the iRFR to work with your Eos/Ion console requires some configuration in the Eos/Ion Configuration Editor.

In the browser menu, select {File}<{Exit Eos/Ion}. A dialog box opens asking you to confirm.
Confirm this command by clicking {Yes}. The Eos/Ion application will close and the Eos/Ion Configuration Utility will display.
Click {Settings} button. A new Settings dialog box will display.
Click the {RFR} button. A RFR dialog box will display.
Check the "Enable iPhone/iPod RFR" box
Accept the changes by clicking the {Accept} button. To cancel changes click {Cancel}.

Setting Up Your Congo/jr Console

Setting up the iRFR to work with your Congo/jr console requires some configuration at the console.

At the Congo Welcome Screen, select {System Settings}.
In System Settings, select the {RFR} tab.

iRFR Documentation

mmeskill — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 13:03:11 GMT

Revision 18 posted to ETC Product Wiki by mmeskill on 4/30/2009 8:03:11 AM

iRFR Documentation

iRFR Setup Guide

Getting the iRFR app

Download and install iRFR.app either directly from the iTunes store on your iPhone or iPod Touch or from iTunes on your computer.

Using/Configuring the iRFR Software

Connect

Tapping this will try to establish a connection to the console you have specified in the Settings screen.

Virtual RFR

Displays the actual iRFR interface that mimics the RFR hardware.

Flashlight

Makes your screen go white to better work as an impromptu flashlight.

Settings

Host: Enter your console's IP address here. The default IP addres for an Eos console is 10.101.90.101.

Other Recomended Recommended IP's:

Congo Jr : Ion : WLAN Point :

IP : 10.101.81.101 101.101.100.101 10.101.124.101

Subnet: 255.255.0.0 255.255.0.0 255.255.0.0

Gateway : 10.101.81.101 101.101.100.101 10.101.124.101

Password:

For Eos or Ion, this is the name of the console as set on the console. Although the default name for Eos and Ion would be hard for some one to guess, it's also hard to remember. You can set it on the console via 'Setup' and then see the name on the first line.
For Congo/jr, leave this field blank. Congo does not require a password.

Quick Start: Turning this on disables the spinny ETC logo wecome screen.

Sounds: Turns on / off the user interface sound effects.

Lock RFR Layout: Locks the iRFR user interface from being changed. This mainly affects the size of the display at the top of the screen from accidental bumps.

Setting Up Your Eos/Ion Console

Setting up the iRFR to work with your Eos/Ion console requires some configuration in the Eos/Ion Configuration Editor.

In the browser menu, select {File}<{Exit Eos/Ion}. A dialog box opens asking you to confirm.
Confirm this command by clicking {Yes}. The Eos/Ion application will close and the Eos/Ion Configuration Utility will display.
Click {Settings} button. A new Settings dialog box will display.
Click the {RFR} button. A RFR dialog box will display.
Check the "Enable iPhone/iPod RFR" box
Accept the changes by clicking the {Accept} button. To cancel changes click {Cancel}.

Setting Up Your Congo/jr Console

Setting up the iRFR to work with your Congo/jr console requires some configuration at the console.

At the Congo Welcome Screen, select {System Settings}.
In System Settings, select the {RFR} tab.

iRFR Documentation

mmeskill — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 13:01:55 GMT

Revision 17 posted to ETC Product Wiki by mmeskill on 4/30/2009 8:01:55 AM

iRFR Documentation

iRFR Setup Guide

Getting the iRFR app

Download and install iRFR.app either directly from the iTunes store on your iPhone or iPod Touch or from iTunes on your computer.

Using/Configuring the iRFR Software

Connect

Tapping this will try to establish a connection to the console you have specified in the Settings screen.

Virtual RFR

Displays the actual iRFR interface that mimics the RFR hardware.

Flashlight

Makes your screen go white to better work as an impromptu flashlight.

Settings

Host: Enter your console's IP address here. The default IP addres for an Eos console is 10.101.90.101.

Other Recomended IP's:

Congo Jr : Ion : WLAN Point :

IP : 10.101.81.101 101.101.100.101 10.101.124.101

Subnet: 255.255.0.0 255.255.0.0 255.255.0.0

Gateway : 10.101.81.101 101.101.100.101 10.101.124.101

Password:

For Eos or Ion, this is the name of the console as set on the console. Although the default name for Eos and Ion would be hard for some one to guess, it's also hard to remember. You can set it on the console via 'Setup' and then see the name on the first line.
For Congo/jr, leave this field blank. Congo does not require a password.

Quick Start: Turning this on disables the spinny ETC logo wecome screen.

Sounds: Turns on / off the user interface sound effects.

Lock RFR Layout: Locks the iRFR user interface from being changed. This mainly affects the size of the display at the top of the screen from accidental bumps.

Setting Up Your Eos/Ion Console

Setting up the iRFR to work with your Eos/Ion console requires some configuration in the Eos/Ion Configuration Editor.

In the browser menu, select {File}<{Exit Eos/Ion}. A dialog box opens asking you to confirm.
Confirm this command by clicking {Yes}. The Eos/Ion application will close and the Eos/Ion Configuration Utility will display.
Click {Settings} button. A new Settings dialog box will display.
Click the {RFR} button. A RFR dialog box will display.
Check the "Enable iPhone/iPod RFR" box
Accept the changes by clicking the {Accept} button. To cancel changes click {Cancel}.

Setting Up Your Congo/jr Console

Setting up the iRFR to work with your Congo/jr console requires some configuration at the console.

At the Congo Welcome Screen, select {System Settings}.
In System Settings, select the {RFR} tab.

iRFR Documentation

mmeskill — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 12:55:22 GMT

Revision 16 posted to ETC Product Wiki by mmeskill on 4/30/2009 7:55:22 AM

iRFR Documentation

iRFR Setup Guide

Getting the iRFR app

Download and install iRFR.app either directly from the iTunes store on your iPhone or iPod Touch or from iTunes on your computer.

Using/Configuring the iRFR Software

Connect

Tapping this will try to establish a connection to the console you have specified in the Settings screen.

Virtual RFR

Displays the actual iRFR interface that mimics the RFR hardware.

Flashlight

Makes your screen go white to better work as an impromptu flashlight.

Settings

Host: Enter your console's IP address here. The default IP addres for an Eos console is 10.101.90.101.

Other Recomended IP's:

Congo Jr : Ion : WLAN Point :<o:p></o:p>

IP : 10.101.81.101 101.101.100.101 10.101.124.101

Subnet: 255.255.0.0 255.255.0.0 255.255.0.0

Gateway : 10.101.81.101 101.101.100.101 10.101.124.101

Password:

For Eos or Ion, this is the name of the console as set on the console. Although the default name for Eos and Ion would be hard for some one to guess, it's also hard to remember. You can set it on the console.
For Congo/jr, leave this field blank. Congo does not require a password.

Quick Start: Turning this on disables the spinny ETC logo wecome screen.

Sounds: Turns on / off the user interface sound effects.

Lock RFR Layout: Locks the iRFR user interface from being changed. This mainly affects the size of the display at the top of the screen from accidental bumps.

Setting Up Your Eos/Ion Console

Setting up the iRFR to work with your Eos/Ion console requires some configuration in the Eos/Ion Configuration Editor.

In the browser menu, select {File}<{Exit Eos/Ion}. A dialog box opens asking you to confirm.
Confirm this command by clicking {Yes}. The Eos/Ion application will close and the Eos/Ion Configuration Utility will display.
Click {Settings} button. A new Settings dialog box will display.
Click the {RFR} button. A RFR dialog box will display.
Check the "Enable iPhone/iPod RFR" box
Accept the changes by clicking the {Accept} button. To cancel changes click {Cancel}.

Setting Up Your Congo/jr Console

Setting up the iRFR to work with your Congo/jr console requires some configuration at the console.

At the Congo Welcome Screen, select {System Settings}.
In System Settings, select the {RFR} tab.

iRFR Documentation

mmeskill — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 12:54:21 GMT

Revision 15 posted to ETC Product Wiki by mmeskill on 4/30/2009 7:54:21 AM

iRFR Documentation

iRFR Setup Guide

Getting the iRFR app

Download and install iRFR.app either directly from the iTunes store on your iPhone or iPod Touch or from iTunes on your computer.

Using/Configuring the iRFR Software

Connect

Tapping this will try to establish a connection to the console you have specified in the Settings screen.

Virtual RFR

Displays the actual iRFR interface that mimics the RFR hardware.

Flashlight

Makes your screen go white to better work as an impromptu flashlight.

Settings

Host: Enter your console's IP address here. The default IP addres for an Eos console is 10.101.90.101.

Other Recomended IP's:

Congo Jr : Ion : WLAN Point :<o:p></o:p>

IP : 10.101.81.101 101.101.100.101 10.101.124.101<o:p></o:p>

Subnet: 255.255.0.0 255.255.0.0 255.255.0.0<o:p></o:p>

Gateway : 10.101.81.101 101.101.100.101 10.101.124.101<o:p></o:p>

Password:

For Eos or Ion, this is the name of the console as set on the console. Although the default name for Eos and Ion would be hard for some one to guess, it's also hard to remember. You can set it on the console.
For Congo/jr, leave this field blank. Congo does not require a password.

Quick Start: Turning this on disables the spinny ETC logo wecome screen.

Sounds: Turns on / off the user interface sound effects.

Lock RFR Layout: Locks the iRFR user interface from being changed. This mainly affects the size of the display at the top of the screen from accidental bumps.

Setting Up Your Eos/Ion Console

Setting up the iRFR to work with your Eos/Ion console requires some configuration in the Eos/Ion Configuration Editor.

In the browser menu, select {File}<{Exit Eos/Ion}. A dialog box opens asking you to confirm.
Confirm this command by clicking {Yes}. The Eos/Ion application will close and the Eos/Ion Configuration Utility will display.
Click {Settings} button. A new Settings dialog box will display.
Click the {RFR} button. A RFR dialog box will display.
Check the "Enable iPhone/iPod RFR" box
Accept the changes by clicking the {Accept} button. To cancel changes click {Cancel}.

Setting Up Your Congo/jr Console

Setting up the iRFR to work with your Congo/jr console requires some configuration at the console.

At the Congo Welcome Screen, select {System Settings}.
In System Settings, select the {RFR} tab.

iRFR Documentation

mmeskill — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 12:51:43 GMT

Revision 14 posted to ETC Product Wiki by mmeskill on 4/30/2009 7:51:43 AM

iRFR Documentation

iRFR Setup Guide

Getting the iRFR app

Download and install iRFR.app either directly from the iTunes store on your iPhone or iPod Touch or from iTunes on your computer.

Using/Configuring the iRFR Software

Connect

Tapping this will try to establish a connection to the console you have specified in the Settings screen.

Virtual RFR

Displays the actual iRFR interface that mimics the RFR hardware.

Flashlight

Makes your screen go white to better work as an impromptu flashlight.

Settings

Host: Enter your console's IP address here. The default IP addres for an Eos console is 10.101.90.101.

Other Recomended IP's: Congo Jr : Ion : WLAN Point :<o:p></o:p>

IP : 10.101.81.101 101.101.100.101 10.101.124.101<o:p></o:p>

Subnet: 255.255.0.0 255.255.0.0 255.255.0.0<o:p></o:p>

Gateway : 10.101.81.101 101.101.100.101 10.101.124.101<o:p></o:p>

Password:

For Eos or Ion, this is the name of the console as set on the console. Although the default name for Eos and Ion would be hard for some one to guess, it's also hard to remember. You can set it on the console.
For Congo/jr, leave this field blank. Congo does not require a password.

Quick Start: Turning this on disables the spinny ETC logo wecome screen.

Sounds: Turns on / off the user interface sound effects.

Lock RFR Layout: Locks the iRFR user interface from being changed. This mainly affects the size of the display at the top of the screen from accidental bumps.

Setting Up Your Eos/Ion Console

Setting up the iRFR to work with your Eos/Ion console requires some configuration in the Eos/Ion Configuration Editor.

In the browser menu, select {File}<{Exit Eos/Ion}. A dialog box opens asking you to confirm.
Confirm this command by clicking {Yes}. The Eos/Ion application will close and the Eos/Ion Configuration Utility will display.
Click {Settings} button. A new Settings dialog box will display.
Click the {RFR} button. A RFR dialog box will display.
Check the "Enable iPhone/iPod RFR" box
Accept the changes by clicking the {Accept} button. To cancel changes click {Cancel}.

Setting Up Your Congo/jr Console

Setting up the iRFR to work with your Congo/jr console requires some configuration at the console.

At the Congo Welcome Screen, select {System Settings}.
In System Settings, select the {RFR} tab.