The AMX EXB-I/O8 ICSLan 8-Channel Input/Output Interface is a game-changer in device control. With ICSLan Device Control Boxes, you can effortlessly manage devices remotely via an Ethernet network from a controller. This offers a simple yet effective way to create a centralized control environment, letting you share a controller across multiple smaller rooms instead of having one in each room. Ethernet is the industry - standard for device connection, and these control boxes make it a breeze to control equipment like projectors located far from the controller. Also, when all ports on an AMX Controller are full, you can expand the port number. Thanks to Native NetLinx technology, adding an EXB to an AMX installation is a piece of cake. Key features include enabling ports over Ethernet for a future - proof port - adding solution, easy programming similar to other device ports on the controller, power over Ethernet eliminating the need for a local power source, a small form factor for a clean and hidden installation, and NetLinx Studio Tools for easy deployment. Technical specs: Dimensions are 1” x 4 3/8” x 5 1/8” (2.5 cm x 11.1 cm x 13.00 cm), RU: 1; weight is 1 lb (454 g); it uses Power Over Ethernet, so no local power supply is needed; power draw is 1.9 Watts; connectors are (1) RJ - 45 ICS - LAN Ethernet Connector and (1) 10 - Pin 3.5mm captive - screw terminal (RS - 232/422/485 port); FG Numbers are FG2100 - 21.



Using the AMX EXB - I/O8 ICSLan 8 - Channel Input/Output Interface is quite straightforward. First, connect it to your Ethernet network using the RJ - 45 ICS - LAN Ethernet Connector. You can then start managing devices remotely from your controller. When programming, just follow the same process as you would for other device ports on the controller. Since it uses Power over Ethernet, there's no need to worry about setting up a local power source at the installation location. As for installation, its small size allows you to easily hide it for a clean look. A note of caution: Make sure your Ethernet network is stable to ensure smooth device control. For maintenance, keep it in a dry and cool place. Check the connectors regularly for any signs of wear or damage. If you run into any issues, refer to the NetLinx Studio Tools for help with configuration and troubleshooting.