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Applications.
System requirements.
Downloads.
Documentation.
R1 Remote control software
R1 Remote control software is a graphical drag and drop user
interface enabling the construction of a screen based virtual control
surface for d&b systems, using the d&b Remote network.
All major features, functions and controls available on the front
panel of the amplifiers may be remotely controlled
and/or monitored using R1. The architecture of R1 allows control
of each channel of the amplifier as a single entity and enables the
creation of groups of loudspeakers in as little, or as much detail as
required by the application. When grouped together, a button or
fader can control the overall system level, zone level, equalization
and delay, power ON /OFF, MUTE and loudspeaker function
switches such as CUT/HFA/HFC or CPL.
Applications
In mobile applications, system engineers may use the remote network to verify and tune
the system. System check and device diagnostics enable detailed monitoring as and when
required, before, during, or after a show. In installation projects system integrators
can configure R1 to offer access to different levels of control tailored
to the operational demands. For example, simplified functionality for daily use and more
complex functionality when multiple applications are required within one installation.
Input and Load monitoring coupled with automatic error messages allow installation operators
to ensure the optimum performance at all times.
R1 has extensive facilities for storing and recalling system settings allowing these to be
repeated, as and when required. It is easy to adjust R1 project files for use with a different
set of equipment at another location. Password protection is available to restrict access.
R1 runs on PCs operating Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/Vista . A virtual
machine enables R1 to run on the newer Intel Mac  in parallel
to the Mac OS X, using the Windows driver for R60 USB to CAN interface. For
older, Power PC based Macintosh computers, a Windows emulation needs to be used, together with
the R60 driver for Mac/PPC. For R70 Ethernet to CAN, no driver is needed. The latest drivers,
R1 example files that can be used as templates and the TI 391 describing the effective use of
R1 are available in the Download section below.
System requirements
 PC with Intel/AMD (800 MHz or more) |
| 256 MB RAM, 512 MB recommended |
| 10 MB free hard disc capacity |
| Windows Vista/XP SP2/2000 SP4 |
| Mouse |
| 1024 x 768 or higher recommended |
| CAN interface (see section 'CAN interface'
in the R1 manual) |
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Windows 2000, XP and Vista are either registered trademarks or
trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and / or other countries. |
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Mac and Mac OS X are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S.
and other countries. |
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Intel is a trademark of Intel Corporation in the U.S.
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Downloads
The table below contains links to the latest version of the R1 software and release notes.
Download and extract the ZIP file. Follow the installation instructions
in README.TXT contained in the ZIP archive. We recommend that the amplifier firmware is updated to the
most recent version, which can be found on the
R10 Service software page.
Documentation
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R1 Example projects (zip)