RFX9400 Wireless Extender
PB-RFX9400 For controlling out-of-sight equipment. The wireless extender is a compact unit with four individually addressable IR outputs.
It works straight out of the box, simplifying the integration of Pronto into a home network. Up to 16 extenders can be incorpo- rated in one system.
^ RFX9600 Serial Extender
PB-RFX9600 Powerful integration with any system. The advanced serial extender RFX9600 comes in a standard 19-inch rack- mountable enclosure. In addition to 4 individually addressable IR ports, it also offers 4 RS232 ports, 4 relay outputs and 4 power sensing inputs.
28 Touch Panel
PB-TSW9500 The stylish in-wall solution • Flush mountable in any wall • High resolution 3.5” color touch screen • 5 free programmable hard buttons
• Supports ProntoScript 2-way device modules with feedback information for AV, lighting, HVAC, weather forecast and more
• 100% personalized activity based control • Power over ethernet (PoE) • IR output for local IR control • Easy installation with separate metal back box
TSW9500 In-Wall
Family of Remote Controls
The perfect solution in every situation, Imagine what you can do with one touch
Common features: Pronto TSU9300, TSU9400, TSU9600, TSU9800
• Wireless touch panel with sleek, elegant design.
• Flush mounted color display, black gloss front panel, rotary wheel, backlit buttons.
• WiFi 802.11g wireless capability, infrared send and learn capabilities.
• Compatible with RFX9400 and RFX9600 extenders for IR, RS232 control, relays and power sensing.
• Programmable via ProntoEdit Professional; including a large IR database, macro channel programming and full drag and drop customisation capabilities.
• All panels include a docking station for battery charging.
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