MLC 226 IP Series • Setup Guide (Continued)
Control — Serial (Host Control, Config) and Digital I/O
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Host Control and Config Serial (RS-232) Ports
These ports support bidirectional
Both ports serve the same
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• 38400 baud | • 8 data bits | • 1 stop bit | • no parity | • no flow control |
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1=DIGITAL I/O
2=Tx 3=Rx 5=GND
38400, N, 8, 1
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•Use the front panel Config port and rear panel Host
Control ports only | Rear Panel |
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GC configuration | 5 ( | Pin | events and functions | ||
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Communication — IP Intercom
INTERCOM
1Digital I/O Digital input/output
2 | Tx | Transmit data |
3 | Rx | Receive data |
4 | – | No connection |
5 | Gnd | Signal ground |
6, 7 | – | No connection |
8, 9 | – | No connection |
Audio Signal (Tip, +) Ground (Sleeve, 
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AUDIO OUT
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IPI 104 AAP IP Intercom® |
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Rear Panel | Speaker, Audio System, | MLC 226 IP Series |
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About Global Configurator (GC)
What It Does
Global Configurator is the software tool for setting up an MLC and the system it controls. Global Configurator:
zz Loads device drivers and uses commands from them for controlling other products
zz Creates a single configuration file containing all the settings for the MLC and the products it interacts with in the AV system
zz Generates a graphical user interface called GlobalViewer that is uploaded to the MLC (a GlobalViewer host device) along with the completed configuration and can be accessed as a web page
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