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onCue™ Basic Presentation Controller
Simple, reliable control meets extreme affordability in the onCue
Basic Presentation Controller from Crestron®. Ideal for K-12 primary
education classrooms and small meeting rooms, onCue provides a compact
wall mount keypad controller (BPC-8) with eight assignable buttons
for controlling a single projector, flat screen display, or source
device. Crestron onCue can even be configured to control a complete
room presentation system equipped with a display device, a motorized
screen or lift, and a controllable source such as a DVD player.
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Stop searching for lost remotes and constantly replacing batteries
just to turn on the projector. Mounted on the wall or in a lectern,
onCue is always at the ready, affording straight-forward operation
through large, easy-to-read backlit buttons. A selection of
pre-labeled buttons provides for control of power, source selection,
and volume control, and all eight buttons are interchangeable to suit
the application, delivering a customizable control solution that is
immediately intuitive to every user. And, every room in your facility
can be set up for identical operation, so even if the display
equipment varies from room to room, the user experience remains
consistent.
Super Simple InstallationSuper Simple InstallationSuper Simple InstallationSuper Simple Installation
The onCue BPC-8 controller mounts conveniently in a single-gang
electrical box or mud ring. A single 4-conductor cable
[1]
links the
BPC-8 to its companion interface module (BPC-8-IMC included), which
may be installed anywhere up to 50 ft away. The tiny module typically
installs at the display location, providing connectivity for up to
three IR-controlled devices
[2]
, one RS-232 controlled device
[2]
,
and an AC power pack.
The BPC-8 ships with the interface module, power pack, one IR emitter
probe, and a set of 13 interchangeable button caps. Just add the
4-conductor link cable
[1]
and you've got everything you need to
control a typical projector or flat panel display. Additional IR
probes, RS-232 cable, and an alternate set of buttons for controlling
a source device, are also available
[3]
.
Built-In LibraryBuilt-In LibraryBuilt-In LibraryBuilt-In Library
Configuring onCue to control a single display device is a simple two
step process. Just find your display in the list provided, and enter
its designated code using the BPC-8 keypad. That's it. The buttons
come pre-configured out of the box, ready for controlling your
display's power, volume, mute, and source select functions.
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Your onCue system can easily graduate to a higher level of control
using the optional onCue software tool and BPC-HPLIR IR Learner &
Programmer
[3]
. With full access to the vast Crestron Database of IR
devices, and the ability to learn IR commands from virtually any
third-party IR remote, installers can easily assign any command to any
button and enable control of multiple devices. The software tool also
enables the entry of serial commands to support device control via
1-way RS-232
[2]
.
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Even better, the software tool enables the creation of sophisticated
macros, allowing onCue to send multiple commands to multiple devices
with a single button press. Using macros, it can be possible to
simultaneously select a source, turn on the projector, and lower the
projection screen with one button. Or, use one button to "click"
through the available sources one-by-one. A single macro can consist
of up to 5 separate commands, with the ability to define a time delay
or "wait for next button press" between each one.
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Each button on the BPC-8 keypad controller includes a red LED to
provide users with extra assurance behind every button press. Out of
the box, these LEDs illuminate momentarily when the associated button
is pressed. Using the software tool, the LED behavior can be
customized to support toggle feedback (LED latches on and off with
each successive button press), and interlock grouping. Interlock
feedback is ideal for use with discrete source selection buttons, and
discrete on and off buttons, to indicate the last selected source or
power state.
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Additional capabilities include the options to enable passcode
protection and auto-shutdown. Passcode protection prevents
unauthorized use of the system by requiring the entry of a preset
sequence of four button presses to enable operation. Auto-shutdown
turns off the display device if no button is pressed within a preset
amount of time, saving energy and preventing the premature failure of
expensive projector lamps
[4]
.
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After creating your custom configuration using the onCue software
tool, simply use the handheld BPC-HPLIR IR Learner & Programmer
[3]
to upload the configuration file to the BPC-8. The handheld BPC-HPLIR
provides a convenient means for uploading a single configuration to
any number of onCue controllers, requiring mere seconds to transfer
the file via a simple optical cable. There's no need to remove the
BPC-8 from the wall or even remove its faceplate, and one
configuration can be used repeatedly for any number of identically
equipped rooms, affording incredibly quick and easy setup of each room
without any need to carry around a laptop.
> Ultra-affordable control for a single display device
> Also allows control of source components and other
devices
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