FAQs

After firing your show, you should disarm the system by turning and pulling the key from the Firelinx Command Module. Once that step has taken place, and the modules turn green in the field, you are safe to approach the firing modules with caution. While the firing system will not fire any more, there is …

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With all mods check which RF they are on, if the firing modules do not match the command module (CM) you can change this manually. On the CM Press [Menu] > 2 on the numpad + ENTER. The Graphical User Interface displays which RF channel is best in your area. To change the RF channel …

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Software is updated whenever enough small improvements have been accumulated for release, or a major improvement/fix has been added. There is no set schedule for when or how often an update occurs. If you purchased Firelinx through its website or directly from a sales agent, you will be notified via email when a new software …

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Turn on mods and press the [No ⬇️ ] – you’ll then see which SW version your mods are.

Up to 999 firing modules to one command module.

The Command Module comes with rechargeable LiPo batteries which run up to 30 hours.

With a wireless operating range of up to 650 feet (200 meters) from command mod to firing mod, or 6500 feet (2000 meters) on 2Wire, however, distance isn’t an issue with Firelinx.

Firelinx offers wireless and 2Wire connection from mod to mod. The mesh wireless system utilizes an encrypted 2.4 GHz wireless signal to communicate in conjunction with our proprietary algorithms. Firelinx can also be expanded to include Ethernet and other communication connections when needed.

We STRONGLY recommend only connecting one e-match per pin. You can connect up to three in series, but you run the risk of not firing all. If the first e-match fires first there’s no current running through the rest of the e-matches. Every 175 feet you can drop one e-match, the furthest distance is then …

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We always recommend using the Wireless Wizard (WW) function to automatically determine what radio frequency will work best in your area.