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 ===== Fader Start Configuration =====
+The AIRLAB has a serial port used for fader starts. You need a physical serial port, or a USB/serial adapter, on your computer.
+(Depending on your hardware configuration, there might also be a USB port used for the push button control module - see instructions below).
+The first step is to set the serial communication parameters correctly. Open the mAirList standalone config app, go to //Misc. -> Serial Ports//, and set the parameters of the corresponding port as follows:
+  * Baud rate: 57600
+  * Byte size: 8
+  * Parity: N
+  * Stop bits: 1
+  * Receive buffer: 4096
+  * Send buffer: 4096
+Next, go to the //Remote Control// page, and add a new //D&R Airlab// remote.
+==== Communication ====
+On the //Communication// tab, select the COM port that your console is attached to.
+{{ :config:remotecontrol:pasted:20160901-113542.png?400 }}
+Don't forget to set the communication parameters on the //Serial Ports// page correctly, see above.
+==== Channels ====
+On the //Channels// tab, you can define fader start commands for any of the 16 channels of the AIRLAB:
+{{ :config:remotecontrol:pasted:20160901-113617.png?400 }}
+Just select or type any [[reference:remote_control_commands|remote control command]] for "On" (fader goes on) or "Off" (fader goes off).
+==== On Air ====
+The AIRLAB has two On Air busses which can be switched separately. On the //On Air// tab, you can assign remote control commands to these switching events:
+{{ :config:remotecontrol:pasted:20160901-113817.png?400 }}
 ===== USB Control Module =====