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Chapter
12
KeyLinX
Introduction
The KeyLinX is a lower-cost user interface for rooms that do not need all the
programming features that a TouchLinX or web browser might provide. KeyLinX
provides a way of controlling the audio in a room by use of a ten-button keypad (see
Figure 12-1). The rear panel of the KeyLinX has a connection for both an EIM splitter
and an IRLinX (on page 12-2).
An IRLinX allows DigiLinX to receive IR commands in rooms that do not have an IR
receiver. It provides installers with the flexibility to locate the IR receiver in a
convenient location to meet the homeowner’s needs. IRLinX processes DigiLinX
native IR commands such as volume up, volume down, and mute, from a KeyLinX.
IRLinX will also accept IR commands from a source’s original remote, or universal
remote, and pass them on to the active source using network IR pass-through.
The KeyLinX keypad allows you to:
select from four audio sources
define six different presets for each source (press and hold function)
provide basic source control
control volume
control the intercom (KL20x version only).