6–Button I/O Control Keypad

Description

6–Button I/O Control Keypad

RC−206 is a compact 6−button control keypad that fits US European and UK standard 1−gang wall junction boxes. Easy to deploy RC−206 fits decoratively within a room design and is perfectly suited for use as a user interface keypad within a Kramer Control system. Using K−Config tap into the rich built−in I/O interfaces that enable this keypad to be used as a flexible standalone room controller. In this way it is ideal for classroom and meeting room control providing end−user convenient control of complex multimedia systems and other room facilities such as screens lighting and shades.

Multiple keypads can be linked together side−by−side or at a distance via a single K–NET™ cable carrying both power and communication providing uniform design and user experience.

• Clear and Customizable User Interface — RGB–color tactile feedback backlit buttons with custom labeled removable button caps allowing simple and intuitive end–user and guest control over facility deployed devices and systems.
• Flexible Room Control — Control any room device via LAN connections multiple RS–232 and RS–485 serial ports and various IR relay and general purpose I/O built–in device ports. Connect the keypad to an IP network with additional control gateways interfacing with remote controlled devices for extending control across large space facilities.
• Expandable Control System — According to arising demands easily expands to be part of a larger control system or coupled–operation with auxiliary keypads via either LAN or K–NET™ single cable connection delivering both power and communication.
• Simple Control Programming — Using K–Config software. Leverage the power of Kramer’s highly customizable flexible and user–friendly software to easily program complex control scenarios of Pro–AV Lighting and other room and facility controlled devices.
• Easy and Cost–effective Installation — Compactly fits into standard US EU and UK 1–gang in–wall box size allows decorative integration with room deployed user interfaces such as electrical switches.