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Application

A presenter wants to use an Interspace Industries handset in a remote location instead of using a mobile device with GlobalCue directly ( not a touch screen).
This could be another room with no XLR cabling infrastructure where an RF handset is impossible (solid church walls etc...).
Or an external site elsewhere on the planet.
Both locations need to have internet access (WiFi or Ethernet cable) for this to work.

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Control room set up

Ensure all machines can see a local Area Network with Internet access allowed.
Set up the control as normal, with a separate GlobalCue PC that is a tech machine running GlobalCue and i2Bridge as normal.
If using an MC3 instead of CueEther Receiver, ensure it is connected to the GlobalCue PC on Port 1. - Ensure the latest firmware is on the MicroCue3.
Set up your Graphics machine(s) with connected CueEther receiver(s) or a MicroCue3 (MC3) with Ports 2 and/or 3 connected to you graphics computers in the usual way.
Copy the link for the presenter and send to the “MC3 host device” (see later).

Presenter control -- Option “Computer ”

To use a standard handset you will need to convert the cues to an ethernet type communication.
Use a MicroCue3 (MC3) with its handset connected to a PC or Mac (MC3 Host Device) that is connected to an Ethernet/Internet connection. - Do not use Globalcue or i2Bridge on this machine.
Use the Webpage link that was emailed/sent from the control room GlobalCue to the presenter and open the page - ensure this page stays “in focus” (do not click off the page).
Use the MC3 with its physical handset and the cues will action the buttons on the webpage.

Presenter control -- Option “Mobile”

To use a standard handset you will need to convert the cues to an ethernet type communication.
Use a MicroCue3 (MC3) with its handset connected to a mobile (MC3 Host Device) device such as a mobile phone or a tablet on wifi/mobile data. Use an OTG (on the go) cable that is connected to an Ethernet/Internet connection - good wifi or mobile data.- Do not use Globalcue or i2Bridge on this machine.
If the host device is running off its own battery ensure it can have either a charger connected at the same time or sufficient battery for the duration of the presentation.
Use the Webpage link that was emailed/sent from the control room GlobalCue to the presenter and open the page - ensure this page stays “in focus” (do not click off the page).
Use the MC3 with its physical handset and the cues will action the buttons on the webpage.

Run you Show

As the Presenter clicks the button on the physical handset of the MicroCue3 the cue is sent to the MC3 host - this triggers the webpage and sends the Cue to the GlobalCue server.
The Tech PC running GlobalCue and the i2Bridge will receive these commands and send the cues out to the Local area network or to the connected MC3.
Using CueEther Receivers the ethernet commands are sent to the Graphics computers.
Both the MC3 and CueEther Receivers then control the connected Graphics machines as normal.