Overview

CR-UDC1 – Universal Device Controller

The CR-UDC1 Universal Device Controller is a powerful and flexible solution for controlling a wide range of controllable equipment within the same local network.

When you connect this unit to the local network, it automatically detects, monitors, and controls natively supported devices through a convenient unified Web GUI interface. Users can also manually add control functionality for third-party devices.

Assign devices, as desired, across multiple rooms with individually defined usage scenarios, with automation events, in each room. Additionally, this unit supports individual scenario configuration scripts and provides a comprehensive, visually structured, automation event editor to assist installers in building their imagined event space.

The powerful automation event editor supports scheduling, physical trigger activation, device monitoring and direct device polling to control the actions of devices. It’s the ideal central control unit for conference rooms or large event venues!

Users can access the CR-UDC1 Universal Device Controller’s Web GUI remotely through a standard web browser or control it locally by connecting the unit to an HDMI display with a USB mouse and keyboard. Users can also connect an HDMI touchscreen (HDMI & USB) for a sophisticated and user-friendly control option.

Use the trigger input interface for when a simpler, and more compact, direct control option is needed enabling allows the easy addition of a remote control keypad, or other trigger-supporting product, which can be installed within a podium or within a table in a conference room or classroom.

Standard control is available via Web GUI (remote or local), RS-232, Telnet, and triggers.

  • Enables the management, configuration and control of multiple compatible devices
  • Web GUI provides dashboard pre-sets for controlled devices status
  • Discover, connect and control all devices on the same network
  • Direct HDMI output displays the Web GUI and system status
  • Supports the use of a USB mouse and keyboard to locally control the Web GUI 
  • Connect HDMI and USB to touchscreen for interactive Web GUI programming and control
  • Can be powered directly by Power over Ethernet (PoE) when connected to an Ethernet switch that follows the 802.3af PoE standard
  • Trigger Control Keypad support for easy, single-button, pre-set activation
Inputs  2x RJ45 [2x LAN connections IP]
1x Phoenix (10 pin) [1x Connection for Trigger In (8)]
1x Phoenix (3 pin) [1x RS-232]
1x USB Type A [1x Standard USB connection Propriety Data]
1x 3.5mm Stereo mini-jack [1x Infra Red Receiver]
Outputs  1x HDMI [1x HDMI Uncompressed AV and Data]
POE PSU PoE
PSU 5V/3A
Dimensions  231.5mm [W] x 25mm [H] x 108mm [D]
Net Weight  640g 
Gross Weight  1.16kg 
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