Auri user guide: RX1 commissioning tools (UP3B613-1)

Summary

Describes the two commissioning tools in the Auri RX1 receiver (firmware 1.4 or later), a transmitter survey and a signal-quality check, and how to interpret their results.

Key findings

• Page 3 says TX Survey detects Auri transmitters and reports a strong, fair or weak mark, an RSSI value and a broadcast count without joining a stream. TX # counts transmitted broadcasts: the example gives two for one TX2N with two streams. With the venue empty, the reading "should be better than 60dB" (the guide's wording).
• The Signal Quality tool runs on a joined broadcast and shows RSSI, a quality bar, a status and an interference symbol for possible interference or significant packet-loss correction. Page 4 asks for 5 to 6 seconds for Signal Quality readings to settle and recommends headphone listening; the separate TX Survey instructions ask for a few seconds.
• Signal quality can be checked empty and in use; the guide asks installers to note significant differences between the two. A weak mark calls for moving or adding transmitters, although a receiver may still connect at reduced quality.
• After installation, it recommends recording RSSI at several locations and comparing them with the predicted coverage map.
• Poor quality despite high RSSI is treated as a possible sign of interference, for example from Wi-Fi or wireless DMX. The guide suggests switching other services off and on to find the source, and adjusting power levels or frequency bands with the venue.
• Page 4 places an empty-venue instruction beside Signal Quality, although its main text permits tests both empty and in use. The adjacent note says an empty venue provides optimal signal levels without obstructions.

Limits

Applies only to Auri transmitters and the RX1 receiver. The guide gives no numerical measurement-accuracy tolerance or numerical thresholds for the strong, fair and weak marks, and the RSSI target is given as "better than 60dB" without a sign or reference level. Undated beyond its 2025 copyright.

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www.ampetronic.com/wp-content/uploads/UP3B613-01-Auri-User-Guide-RX1-Commissioning-Tool_A4_WEB.pdf

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Cited in

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• What commissioning tests and pass limits will the standards require?Open
• How can a venue check that its assistive listening works for listeners, day to day?Partly answered
• Which meters and apps measure loops and Auracast, and how accurate are they?Partly answered

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