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URC 2013 Commercial Catalog

MRX-4IR Network Base Staon

The MRX-4IR is an elegant lile soluon for places you don’t want to run Cat5, use a separate

remote, or where it doesn’t make sense to add an Advanced MRX Network Controller.

Communicang over a network using Wi-Fi or a wired LAN connecon, the MRX-4IR receives

commands from the System Controller and relays them, via IR, to other devices in the

system. It features four IR asher outputs and a front IR blaster. One classic applicaon is

controlling the display in the front lobby where there is no room for a larger box. Or use it to

control ceiling-mount projectors, or at panel TVs over a cabinet. Plus, its small size allows it

to t into places where a tradional base staon would not.

The MRX-4IR can also be installed independent of Total Control and operated by an MX-5000

or KP-4000C remote (which are not compable with Total Control).

Key Features / Specicaons

• Converts IP commands from MRX Advanced System Controller to IR

• Four IR asher outputs (one adjustable, three xed)

• Built in front IR Blaster

• Very small footprint

• Includes mounng hardware

• Ethernet: One (1) Base-T/100 Base-TX network connector

• IR: Four (4) asher outputs and a front IR blaster

• MRX Advanced System Controller required

• Input: 120V, 60Hz, 9W

• Output: DC 12V, 1A

• Power: Via an AC/DC adapter

• Size: 3.7” x 0.9” x 2.8” (W x H x D)

• Weight: 0.24 lbs

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