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MLC 226 IP AAP
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MLC 226 IP AAP Pro

Enhanced MediaLink Controller with Ethernet Control and AAP Opening

Key Features

Ethernet monitoring and control
Bidirectional RS-232 port for universal display control
Configurable buttons
Inactivity timer for display shutoff
Opening for up to four single space AAP - Architectural Adapter Plates
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The Extron MLC 226 IP AAP MediaLink Controller is an enhanced control panel for controlling AV equipment in any classroom or conference room. It standardizes the control interface for all systems, making display systems simple to use. Standardization also makes setup and maintenance easier to support. The MLC 226 IP AAP also includes IP Link® with GlobalViewer®, a free Web-based AV resource management and remote control software application.

MLC 226 IP AAP

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MLC 226 IP AAP

Provide an Ethernet enabled, 5-gang button panel controller for the purpose of remotely controlling, monitoring and troubleshooting connected AV equipment and AV systems
1. Configuration-based, mountable, Ethernet enabled controller with button panel interface
  1. Device shall have a total of 11 fully configurable tri-colored LED lit buttons, six dedicated for input selection, three dedicated for room control and the remaining two dedicated for power
    1. Buttons shall illuminate red, green, or amber, depending on function, for ease of use in low-light environments.
    2. Buttons shall feature removable button caps allowing them to be custom labeled for easy identification
  2. Device shall provide a rotary encoder knob located in the bottom left of the panel that can be configured to control the audio level of an AV system.
  3. Device shall feature 5 LEDs, four green and one red arranged vertically located adjacent to the rotary encoder. When configured, these LEDs shall provide visual feedback to reflect the relative of the audio level of the AV system
  4. Supports the creation of IR drivers by capturing IR commands from handheld remotes. IR receiver shall be located on the face plate of the controller
  5. Device shall feature a 2.5mm TRS socket on the face plate that allows for device configuration and setup.
  6. Device shall have a four space AAP opening that allows for an optional button modules
  7. Device shall have a configurable bidirectional RS-232 or IR port on captive screw connectors located on the back of the panel for universal display control
  8. Device shall support one digital input on captive screw connector located on the back of the controller that can be used to interface with devices such as sensors, switches, and relays
  9. Device shall support one configurable digital I/O on shared 9 pin D connector located on the back of the controller that can be used to interface with devices such as sensors, switches, LEDs and relays
  10. Device shall support up to four addressable button modules that allow for expandability and shall be wired into the captive screw connectors located on the back of the panel
  11. Device shall support up to two secondary control panels for additional points of control and shall be wired into the captive screw connectors located on the back of the panel
  12. Device shall have six normally open low voltage relays on captive screw connectors that can be configured to control lighting, screen control or other device functions
  13. Device shall have three configurable IR/Serial ports on captive screw connectors located on the back of the controller. These ports shall allow the transmission of IR signals (using an IR emitter) or unidirectional RS-232 communications for control of AV system components
  14. Device shall have a bi-directional RS-232 port on captive screw connectors located on the back of the panel dedicated for MediaLink Switcher support by default however it can be configured to control any RS-232 controllable AV device
  15. Device shall include a 12 volt captive screw connection located on the back of the panel used to power the product with an included universal power supply
  16. Device shall have a female RJ-45 jack located on the back that supports 10/100Base-T, half/full duplex with auto-detect for connection to a LAN or WAN. Also includes link and activity indicators for troubleshooting network issues
  17. Device shall have a female RJ-45 jack located on the back that supports an optional IP Intercom module
  18. Device shall have a captive screw connector on the back of the panel that will output a mono audio signal when the optional intercom is used
  19. Device shall support the following protocols: ARP, ICMP (ping), IP, TCP, UDP, DHCP, HTTP, SMTP, Telnet
  20. Device shall have the following memory available, at minimum:
    1. 7.25 MB nonvolatile user memory
  21. Device shall include a multi-function button that allows for the reset of the device or its communication properties at minimum
  22. Device shall be Section 508 Compliant and shall meet or exceed accessibility standards for Electronic Information Technology
  23. Supports a web-based AV resource management application that provides a means to manage, monitor, and control AV equipment
  24. Provide an internal real-time clock with a 30 years backup battery that is used to keep track of the date and time
  25. Provide an integrated high performance Web server that supports up to 200 simultaneous sessions
  26. Device shall be controllable using an iPad that is running an iPad App as a secondary point of control
  27. Device shall include a black 5-gang faceplate
2. Mounting requirements
  1. Device shall have the ability to be mounted directly in a wall, lectern, or other flat surface and shall be able to be secured using the supplied mud ring and hardware
  2. Device shall have the ability to be mounted to the surface of a wall using an optional wall box
3. Software requirements
  1. Device shall be configured using Global Configurator 3.x with support for the following:
    1. Provide remote monitoring and control via Ethernet
    2. Provide the ability to create E-mail notifications
    3. Provide multiple levels of pin / password protection
    4. Provide the ability to create schedules and monitors
4. Shall meet regulatory compliances
  1. CE
  2. UL
  3. c-UL
  4. C-tick
  5. FCC Class A
  6. ICES
  7. VCCI
  8. KC mark
5. Product Warranty
  1. Shall provide at least 3 years parts and labor
6. Approved device shall be the Extron MLC 226 IP AAP, part number 60-600-12; no alternates or equals

MLC 226 IP AAP

Provide an Ethernet enabled, 5-gang button panel controller for the purpose of remotely controlling, monitoring and troubleshooting connected AV equipment and AV systems
1. Configuration-based, mountable, Ethernet enabled controller with button panel interface
  1. Device shall have a total of 11 fully configurable tri-colored LED lit buttons, six dedicated for input selection, three dedicated for room control and the remaining two dedicated for power
    1. Buttons shall illuminate red, green, or amber, depending on function, for ease of use in low-light environments.
    2. Buttons shall feature removable button caps allowing them to be custom labeled for easy identification
  2. Device shall provide a rotary encoder knob located in the bottom left of the panel that can be configured to control the audio level of an AV system.
  3. Device shall feature 5 LEDs, four green and one red arranged vertically located adjacent to the rotary encoder. When configured, these LEDs shall provide visual feedback to reflect the relative of the audio level of the AV system
  4. Supports the creation of IR drivers by capturing IR commands from handheld remotes. IR receiver shall be located on the face plate of the controller
  5. Device shall feature a 2.5mm TRS socket on the face plate that allows for device configuration and setup.
  6. Device shall have a four space AAP opening that allows for an optional button modules
  7. Device shall have a configurable bidirectional RS-232 or IR port on captive screw connectors located on the back of the panel for universal display control
  8. Device shall support one digital input on captive screw connector located on the back of the controller that can be used to interface with devices such as sensors, switches, and relays
  9. Device shall support one configurable digital I/O on shared 9 pin D connector located on the back of the controller that can be used to interface with devices such as sensors, switches, LEDs and relays
  10. Device shall support up to four addressable button modules that allow for expandability and shall be wired into the captive screw connectors located on the back of the panel
  11. Device shall support up to two secondary control panels for additional points of control and shall be wired into the captive screw connectors located on the back of the panel
  12. Device shall have six normally open low voltage relays on captive screw connectors that can be configured to control lighting, screen control or other device functions
  13. Device shall have three configurable IR/Serial ports on captive screw connectors located on the back of the controller. These ports shall allow the transmission of IR signals (using an IR emitter) or unidirectional RS-232 communications for control of AV system components
  14. Device shall have a bi-directional RS-232 port on captive screw connectors located on the back of the panel dedicated for MediaLink Switcher support by default however it can be configured to control any RS-232 controllable AV device
  15. Device shall include a 12 volt captive screw connection located on the back of the panel used to power the product with an included universal power supply
  16. Device shall have a female RJ-45 jack located on the back that supports 10/100Base-T, half/full duplex with auto-detect for connection to a LAN or WAN. Also includes link and activity indicators for troubleshooting network issues
  17. Device shall have a female RJ-45 jack located on the back that supports an optional IP Intercom module
  18. Device shall have a captive screw connector on the back of the panel that will output a mono audio signal when the optional intercom is used
  19. Device shall support the following protocols: ARP, ICMP (ping), IP, TCP, UDP, DHCP, HTTP, SMTP, Telnet
  20. Device shall have the following memory available, at minimum:
    1. 7.25 MB nonvolatile user memory
  21. Device shall include a multi-function button that allows for the reset of the device or its communication properties at minimum
  22. Device shall be Section 508 Compliant and shall meet or exceed accessibility standards for Electronic Information Technology
  23. Supports a web-based AV resource management application that provides a means to manage, monitor, and control AV equipment
  24. Provide an internal real-time clock with a 30 years backup battery that is used to keep track of the date and time
  25. Provide an integrated high performance Web server that supports up to 200 simultaneous sessions
  26. Device shall be controllable using an iPad that is running an iPad App as a secondary point of control
  27. Device shall include a black 5-gang faceplate
2. Mounting requirements
  1. Device shall have the ability to be mounted directly in a wall, lectern, or other flat surface and shall be able to be secured using the supplied mud ring and hardware
  2. Device shall have the ability to be mounted to the surface of a wall using an optional wall box
3. Software requirements
  1. Device shall be configured using Global Configurator 3.x with support for the following:
    1. Provide remote monitoring and control via Ethernet
    2. Provide the ability to create E-mail notifications
    3. Provide multiple levels of pin / password protection
    4. Provide the ability to create schedules and monitors
4. Shall meet regulatory compliances
  1. CE
  2. UL
  3. c-UL
  4. C-tick
  5. FCC Class A
  6. ICES
  7. VCCI
  8. KC mark
5. Product Warranty
  1. Shall provide at least 3 years parts and labor
6. Approved device shall be the Extron MLC 226 IP AAP, part number 60-600-12; no alternates or equals

MLC 226 IP AAP

Provide an Ethernet enabled, 5-gang button panel controller for the purpose of remotely controlling, monitoring and troubleshooting connected AV equipment and AV systems
1. Configuration-based, mountable, Ethernet enabled controller with button panel interface
  1. Device shall have a total of 11 fully configurable tri-colored LED lit buttons, six dedicated for input selection, three dedicated for room control and the remaining two dedicated for power
    1. Buttons shall illuminate red, green, or amber, depending on function, for ease of use in low-light environments.
    2. Buttons shall feature removable button caps allowing them to be custom labeled for easy identification
  2. Device shall provide a rotary encoder knob located in the bottom left of the panel that can be configured to control the audio level of an AV system.
  3. Device shall feature 5 LEDs, four green and one red arranged vertically located adjacent to the rotary encoder. When configured, these LEDs shall provide visual feedback to reflect the relative of the audio level of the AV system
  4. Supports the creation of IR drivers by capturing IR commands from handheld remotes. IR receiver shall be located on the face plate of the controller
  5. Device shall feature a 2.5mm TRS socket on the face plate that allows for device configuration and setup.
  6. Device shall have a four space AAP opening that allows for an optional button modules
  7. Device shall have a configurable bidirectional RS-232 or IR port on captive screw connectors located on the back of the panel for universal display control
  8. Device shall support one digital input on captive screw connector located on the back of the controller that can be used to interface with devices such as sensors, switches, and relays
  9. Device shall support one configurable digital I/O on shared 9 pin D connector located on the back of the controller that can be used to interface with devices such as sensors, switches, LEDs and relays
  10. Device shall support up to four addressable button modules that allow for expandability and shall be wired into the captive screw connectors located on the back of the panel
  11. Device shall support up to two secondary control panels for additional points of control and shall be wired into the captive screw connectors located on the back of the panel
  12. Device shall have six normally open low voltage relays on captive screw connectors that can be configured to control lighting, screen control or other device functions
  13. Device shall have three configurable IR/Serial ports on captive screw connectors located on the back of the controller. These ports shall allow the transmission of IR signals (using an IR emitter) or unidirectional RS-232 communications for control of AV system components
  14. Device shall have a bi-directional RS-232 port on captive screw connectors located on the back of the panel dedicated for MediaLink Switcher support by default however it can be configured to control any RS-232 controllable AV device
  15. Device shall include a 12 volt captive screw connection located on the back of the panel used to power the product with an included universal power supply
  16. Device shall have a female RJ-45 jack located on the back that supports 10/100Base-T, half/full duplex with auto-detect for connection to a LAN or WAN. Also includes link and activity indicators for troubleshooting network issues
  17. Device shall have a female RJ-45 jack located on the back that supports an optional IP Intercom module
  18. Device shall have a captive screw connector on the back of the panel that will output a mono audio signal when the optional intercom is used
  19. Device shall support the following protocols: ARP, ICMP (ping), IP, TCP, UDP, DHCP, HTTP, SMTP, Telnet
  20. Device shall have the following memory available, at minimum:
    1. 7.25 MB nonvolatile user memory
  21. Device shall include a multi-function button that allows for the reset of the device or its communication properties at minimum
  22. Device shall be Section 508 Compliant and shall meet or exceed accessibility standards for Electronic Information Technology
  23. Supports a web-based AV resource management application that provides a means to manage, monitor, and control AV equipment
  24. Provide an internal real-time clock with a 30 years backup battery that is used to keep track of the date and time
  25. Provide an integrated high performance Web server that supports up to 200 simultaneous sessions
  26. Device shall be controllable using an iPad that is running an iPad App as a secondary point of control
  27. Device shall include a white 5-gang faceplate
2. Mounting requirements
  1. Device shall have the ability to be mounted directly in a wall, lectern, or other flat surface and shall be able to be secured using the supplied mud ring and hardware
  2. Device shall have the ability to be mounted to the surface of a wall using an optional wall box
3. Software requirements
  1. Device shall be configured using Global Configurator 3.x with support for the following:
    1. Provide remote monitoring and control via Ethernet
    2. Provide the ability to create E-mail notifications
    3. Provide multiple levels of pin / password protection
    4. Provide the ability to create schedules and monitors
4. Shall meet regulatory compliances
  1. CE
  2. UL
  3. c-UL
  4. C-tick
  5. FCC Class A
  6. ICES
  7. VCCI
  8. KC mark
5. Product Warranty
  1. Shall provide at least 3 years parts and labor
6. Approved device shall be the Extron MLC 226 IP AAP, part number 60-600-13; no alternates or equals

MLC 226 IP AAP

Provide an Ethernet enabled, 5-gang button panel controller for the purpose of remotely controlling, monitoring and troubleshooting connected AV equipment and AV systems
1. Configuration-based, mountable, Ethernet enabled controller with button panel interface
  1. Device shall have a total of 11 fully configurable tri-colored LED lit buttons, six dedicated for input selection, three dedicated for room control and the remaining two dedicated for power
    1. Buttons shall illuminate red, green, or amber, depending on function, for ease of use in low-light environments.
    2. Buttons shall feature removable button caps allowing them to be custom labeled for easy identification
  2. Device shall provide a rotary encoder knob located in the bottom left of the panel that can be configured to control the audio level of an AV system.
  3. Device shall feature 5 LEDs, four green and one red arranged vertically located adjacent to the rotary encoder. When configured, these LEDs shall provide visual feedback to reflect the relative of the audio level of the AV system
  4. Supports the creation of IR drivers by capturing IR commands from handheld remotes. IR receiver shall be located on the face plate of the controller
  5. Device shall feature a 2.5mm TRS socket on the face plate that allows for device configuration and setup.
  6. Device shall have a four space AAP opening that allows for an optional button modules
  7. Device shall have a configurable bidirectional RS-232 or IR port on captive screw connectors located on the back of the panel for universal display control
  8. Device shall support one digital input on captive screw connector located on the back of the controller that can be used to interface with devices such as sensors, switches, and relays
  9. Device shall support one configurable digital I/O on shared 9 pin D connector located on the back of the controller that can be used to interface with devices such as sensors, switches, LEDs and relays
  10. Device shall support up to four addressable button modules that allow for expandability and shall be wired into the captive screw connectors located on the back of the panel
  11. Device shall support up to two secondary control panels for additional points of control and shall be wired into the captive screw connectors located on the back of the panel
  12. Device shall have six normally open low voltage relays on captive screw connectors that can be configured to control lighting, screen control or other device functions
  13. Device shall have three configurable IR/Serial ports on captive screw connectors located on the back of the controller. These ports shall allow the transmission of IR signals (using an IR emitter) or unidirectional RS-232 communications for control of AV system components
  14. Device shall have a bi-directional RS-232 port on captive screw connectors located on the back of the panel dedicated for MediaLink Switcher support by default however it can be configured to control any RS-232 controllable AV device
  15. Device shall include a 12 volt captive screw connection located on the back of the panel used to power the product with an included universal power supply
  16. Device shall have a female RJ-45 jack located on the back that supports 10/100Base-T, half/full duplex with auto-detect for connection to a LAN or WAN. Also includes link and activity indicators for troubleshooting network issues
  17. Device shall have a female RJ-45 jack located on the back that supports an optional IP Intercom module
  18. Device shall have a captive screw connector on the back of the panel that will output a mono audio signal when the optional intercom is used
  19. Device shall support the following protocols: ARP, ICMP (ping), IP, TCP, UDP, DHCP, HTTP, SMTP, Telnet
  20. Device shall have the following memory available, at minimum:
    1. 7.25 MB nonvolatile user memory
  21. Device shall include a multi-function button that allows for the reset of the device or its communication properties at minimum
  22. Device shall be Section 508 Compliant and shall meet or exceed accessibility standards for Electronic Information Technology
  23. Supports a web-based AV resource management application that provides a means to manage, monitor, and control AV equipment
  24. Provide an internal real-time clock with a 30 years backup battery that is used to keep track of the date and time
  25. Provide an integrated high performance Web server that supports up to 200 simultaneous sessions
  26. Device shall be controllable using an iPad that is running an iPad App as a secondary point of control
  27. Device shall include a white 5-gang faceplate
2. Mounting requirements
  1. Device shall have the ability to be mounted directly in a wall, lectern, or other flat surface and shall be able to be secured using the supplied mud ring and hardware
  2. Device shall have the ability to be mounted to the surface of a wall using an optional wall box
3. Software requirements
  1. Device shall be configured using Global Configurator 3.x with support for the following:
    1. Provide remote monitoring and control via Ethernet
    2. Provide the ability to create E-mail notifications
    3. Provide multiple levels of pin / password protection
    4. Provide the ability to create schedules and monitors
4. Shall meet regulatory compliances
  1. CE
  2. UL
  3. c-UL
  4. C-tick
  5. FCC Class A
  6. ICES
  7. VCCI
  8. KC mark
5. Product Warranty
  1. Shall provide at least 3 years parts and labor
6. Approved device shall be the Extron MLC 226 IP AAP, part number 60-600-13; no alternates or equals

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