The white RC−63DLNW 6-Button KNET Control Keypad with Knob and Displays from Kramer is a master room controller and auxiliary keypad for remote keypad control when connected over KNET. It can serve as a standalone room controller or part of a multi-unit KNET system. The RC-63DLNW is suitable for classrooms and meeting rooms and offers control of multimedia devices in addition to screens and shades or other room facilities.

6 RGB-Color, Backlit Buttons    Custom Labeled, Removable Button Caps    Digital Knob for Volume Control    2 x 8-Character LCD Displays    2 x KNET Ports    Bidirectional RS-232 Port    IR Emitter Port    2 x Relay Ports    IR Sensor for Learning    Mounts in Standard 2-Gang Junction Box

6 RGB-color, tactile feedback, backlit buttons grouped in 2 groups; 4 buttons in Sources Group and 2 buttons in Display Group

Custom labeled, removable button caps

Bidirectional rotary dialed digital knob for volume control with 5-LED bar for visual volume level feedback

K-NET connect to master room controller and auxiliary keypads for remote keypad control

The K-NET single-link connection provides a single, keypad link cable-connectivity carrying both power and keypad control communication information

The RS-232 port controls a device via serial protocols

The IR emitter port controls a device via IR protocols

The relay port controls a device via relay contact closure

IR sensor learns commands from IR remotes

Program control configuration with Kramer K-Config software

Keypad lock-out option is for tampering prevention by locking and unlocking of the keypad buttons

Mini-USB port uploads configuration files, sets the K-NET ID number, and powers the device during configuration

Mounts in standard 2-gang US wall junction boxes

Easy installation to standard in-wall boxes for simple and cost-reducing installation

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What year was this keyboard manufactured? Is it new or refurbished?

A: This is a brand new, unopened product. All products purchased at B&H are brand new in the original factory box including packaging, all factory included accessories and factory warranty, unless otherwise stated to be USED, Refurbished or Demo.

Q: 2. Is this rechargeable? or does it need battery?

A: The Magic Keyboard has a built-in battery. When the battery is running low, you can recharge it with the included Lightning to USB cable.

Q: 3. Is the 16.2mm the maximum size of the hole and can I use it with a 12.7mm shaft?

A: The Photoflex Small Clip Collar with Knob for LiteDisc Holder has a maximum opening of 16.2mm. It would not be suitable with a 12.7mm (about 0.5 in) shaft.

Q: 4. What is the mm diameter of this soft release? they are usually available in 8mm or 12mm sizes, but Im not sure which this is.

A: This soft release is 12mm

Q: 5. Would there be any issues using a Y cable to send audio to headphones as one of the outputs?

A: Y cables, when used to duplicate a stereo signal from a headphone output, will cut the audio level significantly.

Q: 6. When the button is screwed in tight does it scrape the paint off the top of the shutter release on black cameras?

A: The Vello 2X Soft Shutter Button Set (Black) does not scrape the paint off the top of the shutter release on most black cameras when screwed in tight.

Q: 7. Does this unit allow the RX100 V built in flash to be used directly?

A: No, the Ikelite Underwater Housing for Sony Cyber-shot RX100 Mark III, IV, or V offers Controls for all camera functions except Flash switch and Viewfinder switch.

Q: 8. Will this fit my Vinten Vision 3 AS Head?

A: Yes, the Vinten 3330-30 Bowl Clamp Knob Assembly B&H # VI333030 fits the Vision 3AS.

Q: 9. Any problems connecting this to a mbp retina 2017? My 2015 apple usb keyboard won't connect via a usb hub. I had to use a usb 3 to usb c adaptor to connect to my Micar usb hub.

A: Our Mid 2017 MBP has to be connected using an adaptor (provided) as the keyboard only has a USB type A connector. But the adaptor to Lightning allows use of any of the four ports for the keyboard connection. I ended up using all four ports on the MBP as follows:(1) Power, (2) Wired mouse, (3) Superdrive, and finally (4) a USB-C VGA Multiport Adapter to add an external display plus a USB and a USB-C charging port. My keyboard is connected to a hub off a USB-B hub for keyboard and printer connections. Nary a problem.PS: The mouse is a direct connect making it easier to transport (it is a two button mouse making life easier and goes on the road whereas the keyboard does not).

Q: 10. Does it include software?

A: No, this does not include software.