Media Link Controlers - Bilmax Digital Solutions

MLC 52 Series
The Extron MLC 52 Series Basic MediaLink® controllers are economical control panels for any classroom environment. All models offer IR control, while the MLC 52 RS models also include unidirectional RS-232 control. MLC 52 VC models feature an integrated volume control knob for use with any Extron power amplifier or preamplifier with a remote volume control port. With easy input selection, power, and volume control, these controllers make classroom AV operations simple.

MLC 60 Series
The MLC 60 Series MediaLink® controllers are easy-to-use keypad controllers for classrooms and meeting facilities. The compact control panels offer backlit soft touch buttons for a contemporary look and feel. MLC 60 Series controllers provide control capabilities for common AV functions including display power, input switching, and volume control.

MLC 104 IP Plus Series
The Extron MLC·104·IP·Plus MediaLink®·Controllers are enhanced control panels for controlling AV equipment in any small classroom or boardroom. They standardize the interface for all display systems, making them easier to use, set up, and maintain. All MLC·104·IP Plus models include IP·Link with GlobalViewer®, a free Web-based AV resource management and remote control software application.

MLC 226 IP Series
The Extron MLC 226 IP Series of MediaLink® Controllers are enhanced control panels for controlling AV equipment in any small classroom or boardroom. They standardize the interface for all display systems, making them easier to use, set up, and maintain.

IP Intercom Hardware
There are two types of Extron IP Intercom stations: The IPI 100 Series IP Intercom stations require an IP Intercom-enabled MLC 226 IP MediaLink Controller for operation. The IPI 200 Series consists of standalone IP Intercom stations that are IP-addressable and do not require an MLC 226 IP controller. Both series provide two-way, half-duplex voice communication over an IP network, are fully interoperable, and can be installed on the same network. The maximum number of IP Intercom stations that can be deployed in one system depends solely on the total available bandwidth of the network.