AMX NX-1200 NetLinx Integrated Controller
The NX-1200 is a compact, rugged control solution designed for studio automation and networked device integration. Its 1RU metal enclosure with black matte finish fits neatly into any rack setup, delivering reliable networked control without demanding valuable rack space. This programmable appliance handles multiple analog and digital formats, making it essential for engineers managing complex multi-protocol studio environments where gear communication and automation drive session efficiency.
Control Architecture & Connectivity
The NX-1200 provides four digital I/O ports, one RS-232 port, two IR/Serial output ports, and one IR receiver port to manage diverse studio device ecosystems. The RS-232 port operates at 300–115,200 baud rates via 5-position 3.5mm screw terminal, supporting legacy and modern equipment alike. USB connectivity enables straightforward file saving and system restoration without network dependency, critical for session continuity and backup workflow.
Power Efficiency & Compact Design
Built into a compact, durable metal housing, the NX-1200 operates with low power consumption, reducing thermal load and infrastructure demands in the studio environment. The rugged construction ensures reliable performance in both commercial and residential studio settings, while the standardized 1RU form factor integrates seamlessly into existing rack layouts, preserving rack real estate for audio gear.
Key Features
- Compact 1RU NetLinx Integrated Controller for AV and building technology
- 4 digital I/O ports for multi-protocol device control
- 1 RS-232 port with 5-position 3.5mm screw terminal
- RS-232 baud rate support from 300 to 115,200
- 2 IR/Serial output ports for remote device management
- 1 IR receiver port for incoming infrared signals
- USB port for file saving and system restoration
- Rugged black matte metal enclosure construction
- Low power consumption design
- Programmable network appliance architecture
The NX-1200 delivers professional-grade control density in a footprint that respects space constraints while maintaining the redundancy and connectivity serious studios require for seamless session automation and gear integration.
