Response Network Controller

Kelsey Aleckson — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 15:58:22 GMT

Current revision posted to ETC Product Wiki by Kelsey Aleckson on 8/24/2009 10:58:22 AM

Response Network Controller

Filed under: Response

Manuals

Response Network Controller User Manual

The Response Network Controller (RNC) was a combined protocol converter, DMX patch unit and HTP merger. It featured two input and two output ports supporting DMX, D192, K96 or AMX192 data protocols.

To connect to your Response Network Controller and configure its settings, you will have to download the linked software and follow the install.
http://www.wiseterm.co.uk/wisetns-3.2.9-installer.exe
When complete, you can connect your Network Controller to your COM1 Port. To do this you may need a 25 to 9 Pin Serial Adaptor.
Under File>Settings, you can edit the Properties. Here you will need to change your Connection to Serial COM Port.
Next click on the Modem Port flag. Here you will need to change:
- Port to COM1
- Baud Rate to 38400
- Parity to Even
- Check the "XON/XOFF" on both Tx enable and Rx flow.
Click ok and on the Response Network Controller, click the reset button. After you should see a screen like the window below.

Knowledge Base:

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Response Network Controller

Kelsey Aleckson — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 15:26:29 GMT

Revision 13 posted to ETC Product Wiki by Kelsey Aleckson on 8/24/2009 10:26:29 AM

Response Network Controller

Filed under: Response

Manuals

Response Network Controller User Manual

The Response Network Controller (RNC) was a combined protocol converter, DMX patch unit and HTP merger. It featured two input and two output ports supporting DMX, D192, K96 or AMX192 data protocols.

To connect to your Response Network Controller and configure its settings, you will have to download the linked software and follow the install.
http://www.wiseterm.co.uk/wisetns-3.2.9-installer.exe
When complete, you can connect your Network Controller to your COM1 Port. To do this you may need a 25 to 9 Pin Serial Adaptor.
Under File>Settings, you can edit the Properties. Here you will need to change your Connection to Serial COM Port.
Next click on the Modem Port flag. Here you will need to change:
- Port to COM1
- Baud Rate to 38400
- Parity to Even
- Check the "XON/XOFF" on both Tx enable and Rx flow.
Click ok and on the Response Network Controller, click the reset button. After you should see a screen like the window below.

Manuals

Response Network Controller User Manual

Knowledge Base:

[[products:KnowledgeBase: Help Your Technician Help you|Help Your Technician Help you]]

Response Network Controller

Kelsey Aleckson — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 21:37:28 GMT

Revision 12 posted to ETC Product Wiki by Kelsey Aleckson on 7/27/2009 4:37:28 PM

Response Network Controller

Filed under: Response

The Response Network Controller (RNC) was a combined protocol converter, DMX patch unit and HTP merger. It featured two input and two output ports supporting DMX, D192, K96 or AMX192 data protocols.

To connect to your Response Network Controller and configure its settings, you will have to download the linked software and follow the install.
http://www.wiseterm.co.uk/wisetns-3.2.9-installer.exe
When complete, you can connect your Network Controller to your COM1 Port. To do this you may need a 25 to 9 Pin Serial Adaptor.
Under File>Settings, you can edit the Properties. Here you will need to change your Connection to Serial COM Port.
Next click on the Modem Port flag. Here you will need to change:
- Port to COM1
- Baud Rate to 38400
- Parity to Even
- Check the "XON/XOFF" on both Tx enable and Rx flow.
Click ok and on the Response Network Controller, click the reset button. After you should see a screen like the window below.

Manuals

Response Network Controller User Manual

Knowledge Base:

[[products:KnowledgeBase: Help Your Technician Help you|Help Your Technician Help you]]

Response Network Controller

Kelsey Aleckson — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 21:35:41 GMT

Revision 11 posted to ETC Product Wiki by Kelsey Aleckson on 7/27/2009 4:35:41 PM

Response Network Controller

Filed under: Response

The Response Network Controller (RNC) was a combined protocol converter, DMX patch unit and HTP merger. It featured two input and two output ports supporting DMX, D192, K96 or AMX192 data protocols.

To connect to your Response Network Controller and configure its settings, you will have to download the linked software and follow the install.
http://www.wiseterm.co.uk/wisetns-3.2.9-installer.exe
When complete, you can connect your Network Controller to your COM1 Port. To do this you may need a 25 to 9 Pin Serial Adaptor.
Under File>Settings, you can edit the Properties. Here you will need to change your Connection to Serial COM Port.
Next click on the Modem Port flag. Here you will need to change:
- Port to COM1
- Baud Rate to 38400
- Parity to Even
- Check the "XON/XOFF" on both Tx enable and Rx flow.
Click ok and on the Response Network Controller, click the reset button. After you should see a screen like the window below.

Manuals

Response Network Controller User Manual

Knowledge Base:

[[products:KnowledgeBase: Help Your Technician Help you|Help Your Technician Help you]]

Response Network Controller

Tracy.Fitch — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 23:22:52 GMT

Revision 10 posted to ETC Product Wiki by Tracy.Fitch on 7/11/2009 6:22:52 PM

Response Network Controller

Filed under: RNCResponse

The Response Network Controller (RNC) was a combined protocol converter, DMX patch unit and HTP merger. It featured two input and two output ports supporting DMX, D192, K96 or AMX192 data protocols.

To connect to your Response Network Controller and configure its settings, you will have to download the linked software and follow the install.
http://www.wiseterm.co.uk/wisetns-3.2.9-installer.exe
When complete, you can connect your Network Controller to your COM1 Port. To do this you may need a 25 to 9 Pin Serial Adaptor.
Under File>Settings, you can edit the Properties. Here you will need to change your Connection to Serial COM Port.
Next click on the Modem Port flag. Here you will need to change:
- Port to COM1
- Baud Rate to 38400
- Parity to Even
- Check the "XON/XOFF" on both Tx enable and Rx flow.
Click ok and on the Response Network Controller, click the reset button. After you should see a screen like the window below.

Knowledge Base:

[[products:KnowledgeBase: Help Your Technician Help you|Help Your Technician Help you]]

Response Network Controller

Tracy.Fitch — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 23:22:52 GMT

Revision 9 posted to ETC Product Wiki by Tracy.Fitch on 7/11/2009 6:22:52 PM

Response Network Controller

Filed under: RNC

The Response Network Controller (RNC) was a combined protocol converter, DMX patch unit and HTP merger. It featured two input and two output ports supporting DMX, D192, K96 or AMX192 data protocols.

To connect to your Response Network Controller and configure its settings, you will have to download the linked software and follow the install.
http://www.wiseterm.co.uk/wisetns-3.2.9-installer.exe
When complete, you can connect your Network Controller to your COM1 Port. To do this you may need a 25 to 9 Pin Serial Adaptor.
Under File>Settings, you can edit the Properties. Here you will need to change your Connection to Serial COM Port.
Next click on the Modem Port flag. Here you will need to change:
- Port to COM1
- Baud Rate to 38400
- Parity to Even
- Check the "XON/XOFF" on both Tx enable and Rx flow.
Click ok and on the Response Network Controller, click the reset button. After you should see a screen like the window below.

Knowledge Base:

[[products:KnowledgeBase: Help Your Technician Help you|Help Your Technician Help you]]

Response Network Controller

Tracy.Fitch — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 23:22:52 GMT

Revision 8 posted to ETC Product Wiki by Tracy.Fitch on 7/11/2009 6:22:52 PM

Response Network Controller

The Response Network Controller (RNC) wasa was a combined protocol converter, DMX patch unit and HTP merger. It featured two input and two output ports supporting DMX, D192, K96 or AMX192 data protocols.

To connect to your Response Network Controller and configure its settings, you will have to download the linked software and follow the install.
http://www.wiseterm.co.uk/wisetns-3.2.9-installer.exe
When complete, you can connect your Network Controller to your COM1 Port. To do this you may need a 25 to 9 Pin Serial Adaptor.
Under File>Settings, you can edit the Properties. Here you will need to change your Connection to Serial COM Port.
Next click on the Modem Port flag. Here you will need to change:
- Port to COM1
- Baud Rate to 38400
- Parity to Even
- Check the "XON/XOFF" on both Tx enable and Rx flow.
Click ok and on the Response Network Controller, click the reset button. After you should see a screen like the window below.

Knowledge Base:

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Response Network Controller

Tracy.Fitch — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 23:22:18 GMT

Revision 7 posted to ETC Product Wiki by Tracy.Fitch on 7/11/2009 6:22:18 PM

Response Network Controller

The Response Network Controller (RNC) wasa combined protocol converter, DMX patch unit and HTP merger. It featured two input and two output ports supporting DMX, D192, K96 or AMX192 data protocols.

To connect to your Response Network Controller and configure its settings, you will have to download the link below linked software and follow the install.
http://www.wiseterm.co.uk/wisetns-3.2.9-installer.exe
When complete, you can connect your Network Controller to your COM1 Port. To do this you will may need a 25 to 9 Pin Serial Adaptor.
Under File>Settings, you can edit the Properties. Here you will need to change your Connection to Serial COM Port.
Next click on the Modem Port flag. Here you will need to change:
- Port to COM1
- Baud Rate to 38400
- Parity to Even
- Check the "XON/XOFF" on both Tx enable and Rx flow.
Click ok and on the Response Network Controller, click the reset button. After you should see a screen like the window below.

Knowledge Base:

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Response Network Controller

tomsteer — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 22:05:04 GMT

Revision 6 posted to ETC Product Wiki by tomsteer on 7/10/2009 5:05:04 PM

Response Network Controller

The Response NETWORK CONTROLLER is the centerpiece of the Response ™ family of interface products from Electronic Theatre ControlsNetwork Controller (RNC) wasa combined protocol converter, DMX patch unit and HTP merger. It allows you to connect control consoles featured two input and dimmer racks from different manufacturers, operate one set of dimmers with more than one control console, expand the number of dimmers a console can controltwo output ports supporting DMX, provide on-line backupD192, and perform a variety of diagnostic testsK96 or AMX192 data protocols.

To connect to your Response Network Controller and configure its settings, you will have to download the link below and follow the install.

http://www.wiseterm.co.uk/wisetns-3.2.9-installer.exe

When complete, you can connect your Network Controller to your COM1 Port. To do this you will need a 25 to 9 Pin Adaptor.

Under File>Settings, you can edit the Properties. Here you will need to change your Connection to Serial COM Port.

Next click on the Modem Port flag. Here you will need to change:

Port to COM1

Baud Rate to 38400

Parity to Even

Check the "XON/XOFF" on both Tx enable and Rx flow.

Click ok and on the Response Network Controller, click the reset button. After you should see a screen like the window below.

Knowledge Base:

[[products:KnowledgeBase: Help Your Technician Help you|Help Your Technician Help you]]

Response Network Controller

Rvirzera — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 18:49:04 GMT

Revision 5 posted to ETC Product Wiki by Rvirzera on 7/9/2009 1:49:04 PM

Response Network Controller

The Response NETWORK CONTROLLER is the centerpiece of the Response™ family of interface products from Electronic Theatre Controls. It allows you to connect control consoles and dimmer racks from different manufacturers, operate one set of dimmers with more than one control console, expand the number of dimmers a console can control, provide on-line backup, and perform a variety of diagnostic tests.

To connect to your Response Network Controller and configure its settings, you will have to download the link below and follow the install.

http://www.wiseterm.co.uk/wisetns-3.2.9-installer.exe

When complete, you can connect your Network Controller to your COM1 Port. To do this you will need a 25 to 9 Pin Adaptor.

Under File>Settings, you can edit the Properties. Here you will need to change your Connection to Serial COM Port.

Next click on the Modem Port flag. Here you will need to change:

Port to COM1

Baud Rate to 38400

Parity to Even

Check the "XON/XOFF" on both Tx enable and Rx flow.

Click ok and on the Response Network Controller, click the reset button. After you should see a screen like the window below.

Knowledge Base:

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Response Network Controller

Rvirzera — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 18:34:19 GMT

Revision 4 posted to ETC Product Wiki by Rvirzera on 7/9/2009 1:34:19 PM

Response Network Controller

To connect to your Response Network ControllerProduct Page, you will have to download the link below and follow the install.

http://www.wiseterm.co.uk/wisetns-3.2.9-installer.exe

When complete, you can connect your Network Controller to your COM1 Port. To do this you will need a 25 to 9 Pin Adaptor.

Under File>Settings, you can edit the Properties. Here you will need to change your Connection to Serial COM Port.

Next click on the Modem Port flag. Here you will need to change:

Port to COM1

Baud Rate to 38400

Parity to Even

Check the "XON/XOFF" on both Tx enable and Rx flow.

Click ok and on the Response Network Controller, click the reset button. After you should see a screen like the window below.

Knowledge Base:

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Response Network Controller

Kelsey Aleckson — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 13:54:54 GMT

Revision 3 posted to ETC Product Wiki by Kelsey Aleckson on 7/8/2009 8:54:54 AM

Response Network Controller

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Response Network Controller

Tracy.Fitch — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 18:40:16 GMT

Revision 2 posted to ETC Product Wiki by Tracy.Fitch on 6/18/2009 1:40:16 PM

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ETC Response Network Controller

Kelsey Aleckson — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 20:00:29 GMT

Revision 1 posted to ETC Product Wiki by Kelsey Aleckson on 6/15/2009 3:00:29 PM

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