FEATURES:

• 50 Metre (165 feet) Reliability

• Battery life more than 12 months !

• Low battery warning

• High Brightness Laser pointer

• 16 selectable channels

• Frequency locked Diversity 433.92MHz

• Phantom power from Cue King or Plugpack

• Drives multiple Computers via Cue King

• Also drives 1 Local Computer

• Switchable squelch level

The RevRadio RF Remote Presentation Unit is designed to be used as a trigger for the Cue King Rev1, but can also be used in a stand-alone configuration to advance and reverse a single computer via its single output.

Unlike other Remote Presenters the RevRadio is a long range device, and is reliable in an Auditorium setting.

The "Ergo" RF Handset features a High Brightness Laser Pointer, and a Confirmation LED for Forward and Reverse Cues which also doubles as a Battery Level Indicator. Battery life with frequent use is typically more than 12 months. 

The RxRev true diversity receiver features output enable / disable, and switchable squelch for RF interference suppression. It boasts a reliable no-dropout range of at least 30 metres (100 feet), even with transmitter grounded against body or lectern top. In line-of-sight with the TxRev transmitter held away from the body this increases to 50 metres (165 feet). The RevRadio has been tested at over 4 times these distances, but the figures quoted are those at which we cannot induce failure in clean air.

If greater coverage is required, more RxRev units can be looped together at spacings of say, 30 metres (100 feet). 

When used as a stand alone device (plugpack purchased separately) the local Mighty Rat trigger output is employed, and the unit is ideal for a single computer at the lectern in a small conference room.

The RxRev has a High Gain Front End, so minimum distance for normal transmissions should be kept greater than 2 Metres (6.5 feet). Transmissions down to 1 Metre can also be made possible by folding the antennae horizontally onto each other to lower the RF gain.

When used with the Cue King, the RxRev connects to the same mic cable run as the lectern buttons, and draws its power supply from this cable, so the RxRev may be located remotely from the Cue King, which simply sees it as another lectern button.

 RevRadio Technical Brochure.

 Battery Replacement Guide.