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# Set up the Transceiver
Initially, ESPSomfyRTS will start with the transceiver disabled. Now that you have the network connected, you will need to ensure the pin mappings match the wiring that you used when initially building your device. To set up and configure your transceiver navigate to the transceiver configuration screen. While in configuration mode click the `Radio` section. From here you can set up the transceiver. A detailed description of the Transceiver options can be found in this [Wiki](https://github.com/rstrouse/ESPSomfy-RTS/wiki/User-Interface-Reference#transceiver-tab).
![image](https://github.com/rstrouse/ESPSomfy-RTS/assets/47839015/1b8dc853-d471-4c3a-b539-74470a6a8040)
![image](https://github.com/rstrouse/ESPSomfy-RTS/assets/47839015/0c294543-b490-4989-a041-c7741cf930b5)
First you need to select the protocol and radio type. If you do not know what type of motor radio you have it is likely an RTS protocol with a 56-BIT motor. ESPSomfy-RTS supports the RTW, RTV, and the RTS protocol. If your remote is a Telis RTS, Chronis RTS, Situo RTS, or a Smoove RTS then you for sure have an RTS motor. However, if your documentation mentions RTW or you have an ASA motor then select the RTW protocol. The protocol and the radio type that you set here will be the values that are used as the default when you create a new shade. You will have the opportunity to set these for each individual motor later. If you have motors on different protocols you can set them up for each protocol so long as they are using the same base frequency.
First you need to select the protocol and bit length used for your motors. If you do not know what type of motor radio you have it is likely an RTS protocol with a 56-BIT motor. ESPSomfy-RTS supports the RTW, RTV, and the RTS protocol. If your remote is a Telis RTS, Chronis RTS, Situo RTS, or a Smoove RTS then you for sure have an RTS motor.
However, if your documentation mentions RTW or you have an ASA motor then select the RTW protocol. The protocol and the radio type that you set here will be the values that are used as the default when you add a new shade. You will have the opportunity to set these for each individual motor later, but you should set this here so you do not have to select it with each new shade you have. If you have motors on different protocols you can set them up for each protocol so long as they are using the same base frequency.
Next review each of the pin selectors and set them to the proper pin assignment for your wiring. The screen will default to the default wiring from the hardware build but please double check to ensure these values match the way you wired the transceiver. If you used a wired Ethernet board these will most definitely not be correct.