AMX Device Family manual Table of Contents

Page 5

 

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

 

Overview

1

Specifications

2

Available Color Schemes

3

Mio Modero LCD Feature

3

Fixed Menu System

3

Proximity Detection "People Sensor"

3

Installation

5

Changing Buttons

6

To switch out "installation" buttons:

6

To change custom buttons:

7

Mio Modero Prestige

7

Setting The AxLink Device Number

8

Wiring

8

Preparing captive wires

8

Wiring guidelines

9

Connecting the Wiring

9

AxLink Data and Power Connections

9

Using AxLink for data with an auxiliary power supply

10

Mounting Procedures

11

Wallbox Mounting

12

Podium Mounting

13

Accent Frame

14

Mio Modero IR

15

Wiring and Installation

16

Setting the AxLink Device Number

16

Wiring Guidelines

17

AxLink Data and Power Connections

17

Checking AxLink Status

17

Mounting Procedure

18

Programming The Mio Modero

21

KeypadBuilder

21

Recognized SEND_COMMANDs

21

Sending Firmware to The Mio Modero Keypads

26

Mio Modero Device Family

i

 

 

Image 5
Contents Mio Modero AMX Limited Warranty and Disclaimer Software License and Warranty Agreement Page Table of Contents Table of Contents Mio Modero Device Family Mio Modero Device Family OverviewSpecifications SpecificationsAvailable Color Schemes Mio Modero LCD FeatureProximity Detection People Sensor Fixed Menu SystemOverview Mio Modero Device Family PWR+ InstallationChanging Buttons To switch out installation buttonsMio Modero Prestige To change custom buttonsPreparing captive wires Setting The AxLink Device NumberWiring Connecting the Wiring Wiring guidelinesAxLink Data and Power Connections Wiring Guidelines at 170 mAAxLink and 12 VDC power supply wiring diagram Using AxLink for data with an auxiliary power supplyMio Modero Single Style mounting dimensions Mounting ProceduresWallbox Mounting Mio Modero Double Style mounting dimensionsAttaching the faceplate to the mounting frame Podium MountingAccent Frame Mio Modero IR Mio Modero IR SpecificationsSetting the AxLink Device Number Wiring and InstallationChecking AxLink Status Wiring Specifications @ 35 mAMio Modero IR mounting dimensions Mounting ProcedureAttaching the faceplate to the mounting frame Mio Modero IR Mio Modero Device Family SENDCOMMANDs Recognized SENDCOMMANDsProgramming The Mio Modero KeypadBuilderSendcommand Panel,CFG-1 CFG- command valueSendcommand Panel,@CST-15 Sendcommand Panel,FML-1,SSendcommand Panel, GLY-1&4,,2 Sendcommand Panel,FML-1,D,L,0Sendcommand Panel,JST-1.4,1 Sendcommand Panel,PRX-15SLEEP-# timed sleep a persistent command Sendcommand Panel,SHO-1,0Sendcommand Panel,SLEEP-45 Sendcommand Panel,@SSL-KeyPad SleepSendcommand Panel,TXT-2.4 Sendcommand Panel,TXT-1&3,Test OnlySendcommand Panel, UNI-1&4,,$00,$BD,$00,$B5 Sendcommand Panel,WAKEClick Query for Devices Sending Firmware to The Mio Modero KeypadsProgramming The Mio Modero Mio Modero Device Family It’s Your World Take Control

Device Family specifications

The AMX Device Family represents a comprehensive suite of solutions tailored for the automation and control of various environments, including corporate, educational, and entertainment sectors. Renowned for its reliability and versatility, the AMX Device Family stands out as a leader in integrated technology systems.

One of the primary features of the AMX Device Family is its exceptional scalability. AMX devices can seamlessly expand from a single room setup to large campus-wide systems. This flexibility allows organizations to start with small installations and grow as their needs evolve. The central management capabilities further enhance this feature, permitting users to control and monitor multiple devices from a single interface.

AMX incorporates advanced control protocols, which enable the devices to communicate with a vast array of third-party equipment, including audio-visual systems, lighting controls, and network hardware. This interoperability ensures that AMX can be integrated into existing infrastructures smoothly, providing users with a cohesive control experience.

Security is another cornerstone of the AMX Device Family. With built-in encryption and security protocols, these devices ensure that sensitive information and control commands remain protected from unauthorized access. Regular updates and enhancements also bolster their cybersecurity posture, making them suitable for environments where data integrity is paramount.

User interface design is a highlight of AMX devices. They offer customizable touch panels and user-friendly control systems that simplify complex tasks. The graphical user interface (GUI) can be tailored to meet specific user preferences, fostering an intuitive experience conducive to efficient operation.

Furthermore, AMX solutions are designed with robust support for remote management. This feature allows IT administrators to troubleshoot issues, deploy updates, and monitor performance without needing to be on-site, dramatically reducing downtime and maintenance costs.

The AMX Device Family is also environmentally conscious, with many products designed to operate with energy efficiency in mind. This commitment to sustainability aligns with the growing demand for responsible technology solutions and helps organizations meet their environmental goals.

In summary, the AMX Device Family combines control flexibility, advanced technology integration, strong security measures, intuitive user interfaces, remote management capabilities, and energy efficiency. These characteristics make AMX a compelling choice for organizations looking to enhance their automation and control systems across diverse environments.