MLX-2
infiNET EX LCD Handheld Remote
An ergonomic handheld remote featuring a fully programmable LCD text display and infiNET EX 2-way RF wireless technology.
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The MLX-2 is a state-of-the-art handheld remote featuring Crestron® infiNET EX 2-way RF wireless communications. Its backlit LCD screen is capable of displaying dynamic text with true feedback capability, supporting scrolling menus of channels, media titles, and numerous other commands. An array of 57 individual pushbuttons provides intuitive, tactile control over everything from home theater to whole-house automation as part of a complete Crestron system. Its compact size and ergonomic design offer easy one-handed operation, while infiNET EX technology affords reliable 2-way wireless operation.
The large, easy-to-read LCD screen supports the creation of numerous pages of custom menu functions, with electroluminescent backlighting for optimal visibility in a range of lighting environments. Bidirectional communication with the control system and other devices enables menu items to be updated dynamically, supporting anything from AV sources and TV channels, to lighting and climate control presets, to artist names and song titles. Each menu item is executable simply using a set of ten corresponding pushbuttons. In addition to menu commands, the LCD can also display the current time, lighting levels, room temperature, and other real-time information synched to the central control system.
An optimized layout of 57 programmable buttons enables easy access to every system function. Buttons are clearly labeled for power, volume, mute, channel selection, onscreen menu navigation, transport control, alphanumeric keypad, and navigating the LCD screen. Electroluminescent blue button backlighting creates an alluring appearance while facilitating control in a darkened room.
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Last Updated: Jul 16, 2010