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The RF8 Handset (8 button, radio frequency) - MKII (upto June 2007)
The simplest of handsets for large audiences to use with the most advanced, yet simple to use, software in voting systems.
This model has universal appeal for its sheer simplicity. It is so intuitive that it requires almost no instruction in its use making it ideal for large groups of scholars of all ages. A single button press sends the chosen option to the host receiver unit. Two LEDs, one green one red , indicate to the user whether the system has received the response.
The radio frequency technology has a vast range and enables mass polling, ideal in large lecture theatres and conferences where audiences are in the hundreds. The radio technology does not require a clear line of site and is thus ideal in most scenarios. Only one host receiver is used ensuring the system can be deployed simply in the largest of teaching situations.
The channel system allows multiple systems to be used in neighbouring rooms without interference. Systems can then be combined to give a large audience response system, ideal for school year groups, large lecture groups and conferences.
See also, the IR8 (8 Button Infra Red handset)
