The KD-ZRC300 remote communicates with the KD-ZRX200 transceiver via wireless ZigBee signals. The KD-ZRX200 transceiver allows for communication from up to 100 feet away with signals extending through most walls, floors and doors. The KD-MC1000 Master Controller must also be connected in the system. Connect the KD-ZRX200 to the KD-MC1000? ZigBee RS-232 I/O port using the supplied 3.5mm 4 conductor stereo male to male cable or using a fabricated wire that may be up to 100 ft. long.

Key Digital KD-ZRC300 ZigBee Wireless 2.4 GHz & IR Universal Handheld Remote Control Features:

• 48 Programmable Hard Buttons:For IR and/or RF ZigBee commands programmable via USB on PC or Mac with Compass Navigator PC Software
• Programming Support:Unlimited macro and variable actions
• ZigBee Signal Transmission:Up to 100′ through walls, doors and floors
• Device Control:Up to 10 devices with line-of-sight IR control or RF Wireless 2.4 GHz ZigBee control
• Backlight:Motion detected automatic backlighting. The backlight will turn on when movement is detected and will stay on for five seconds after movement has stopped
• USB:Recharging and Programming
• Multiple System Modes:
• Idle Mode:Power Saving mode while remote is not in use
• Active Mode:Device switches to Active Mode after a button is pressed. Stays in Active Mode for 5 seconds
• Low Battery Mode:Activated when the battery has dropped below 2.4V
• Configuration Mode:To setup and configure the remote
• Indication Keys (On/Off):
• Low Battery indicator:Power OFF LED blinks every one second while in active mode
• Battery Charging indicator:Power ON LED blinks every one second while in active mode
• Full Charge indicator:Both Power ON and OFF LEDs blink every one second while in active mode
• Configuration Mode indicator:Both Power ON and OFF LEDs are steadily illuminated
• 7 Device Keys:The selected Device Key LED will remain illuminated to indicate which device is selected

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