SONIX CT4W Wall Panel with 4” TFT Touch Screen (Light Grey)

When it comes to complex multi-zone installations, it's almost natural that each zone requires local control of at least the main functions, such as volume, mute, and any on/off buttons for any equipment connected to the main matrix via GPI/O commands (e.g., curtain up/down buttons, projector or TV activation, video conferencing system activation, etc.). SoniX... Read more

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Highlights

Fully Customizable Interface

The graphical interface can be fully customized using the application built into the SoniX MD series matrix switcher's Windows PC control software, accessible from the "User Interface" function in the Settings menu.

A library of functions (labels, buttons, sliders, level indicators, matrix structure, and more) allows you to quickly create the graphical interface needed for specific zone wall control.

Suitable for all devices

The Template menu allows you to define the screen size, allowing you to create graphical interfaces not only for the SoniX CT4W wall switches, but also for any mobile device or tablet, whether Android or iOS (you must download the DSP Pro app from Google Play or the App Store).

UDP, RS232, RS-485 commands ready to be used

The control software includes the matrix’s user manual in the Help menu (or additionally taken from the Downloads section of HELVIA website (https://www.helviasystems.com/en/services/downloads). Among the various sections, you will find the list of all possible Hexadecimal or ASCII commands, the selection of the communication type (UDP, RS-232, RS-485) and the command strings relating to all the main input, output and editing functions.

8 GPI/O for input or output controls

As mentioned, SoniX MD matrices can manage 8 GPIs and 8 GPOs (General Purpose Inputs/Outputs). These analog inputs/outputs are triggers used to control automatic activators that can be connected to any device (motors for opening and closing curtains, turning on electrical appliances such as projectors, video conferencing systems, audio systems, etc.).

The polarity, as well as the associated input or output command, can be selected by the user. For example, it is possible to set a preset that, when recalled (even from a wall panel or tablet), turns off the room lights, starts the projector, and move down the projection screen. Or it is possible to turn on a video conferencing system and activate audio recording on the dedicated device. SoniX matrices open a myriad of AV automation possibilities.

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