Key Product Features
Each model in the line features a sleek, low-profile wall-mount design with proximity wake and auto-brightness, and backlit capacitive buttons with replaceable icon chips. Laser engraving is an option, too. They’re PoE-powered with high-speed Ethernet connectivity and a Web UI for configuration and remote operation. Every device includes XiO Cloud platform support for provisioning, monitoring, and management, and they all offer standards-based security (802.1X, TLS, SSH/SFTP), IPv6 support, SNMP, and BACnet/IP.
The 3-gang (U.S.) MPC4-302 and 2-gang (U.S. retrofit) models include integrated 4-Series® control system processors with fully programmable functionality and built-in .AV Framework™ configurable systems software. (Those familiar with Crestron’s existing MPC3-302 keypad will note the MPC4-302’s similar dimensions and I/O layout.)
Buttons on each of these devices (with 10 on the MPC4-302 and five on the MPC4-301) are customizable and backlit with dedicated power, rotary volume control, a mute function, and an LED volume bar graph. The MPC4-302 features onboard Cresnet® communications, RS-232, IR, relay, and Versiport I/O, while the MPC4-301 offers high-speed Ethernet with expandability via bridges and I/O modules.
The MPB4‑301 is an Ethernet button panel that works with Crestron 3‑Series® and 4‑Series® control systems, with five customizable backlit buttons like the others in the line. The panel gives you web-based configuration and XiO Cloud management platform support.
No matter which option works best for your classroom, lecture hall, or conference space, these devices allow anyone to walk in on day one and operate a room’s system with confidence — no training session required, no manual to read. It’s another aspect of Crestron’s efforts to “engineer a culture of collaboration”: The best room technology is the kind nobody has to think about.