Aurora RXC-1 Control Processor
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Aurora RXC-1 Control Processor
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The Aurora RXC-1 is a compact, stand-alone control processor built on Aurora's ReAX™ Linux-based operating system, designed for distributed AV control applications. It runs custom GUIs created in Aurora's free ReAX Core Studio software, serving those interfaces to any web browser-equipped device — PCs, smartphones, or Aurora's RXT touch panels. The unit's small footprint and flexible architecture let it function as a full standalone controller, an expansion unit, or both, allowing integrators to place control ports near end devices rather than running long cable back to a central rack. It's suited for control-heavy environments such as conference rooms, classrooms, and distributed AV systems where scheduling, automation, and system-wide device control are required.
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The Aurora RXC-1 is a compact, stand-alone control processor built on Aurora's ReAX™ Linux-based operating system, designed for distributed AV control applications. It runs custom GUIs created in Aurora's free ReAX Core Studio software, serving those interfaces to any web browser-equipped device — PCs, smartphones, or Aurora's RXT touch panels. The unit's small footprint and flexible architecture let it function as a full standalone controller, an expansion unit, or both, allowing integrators to place control ports near end devices rather than running long cable back to a central rack. It's suited for control-heavy environments such as conference rooms, classrooms, and distributed AV systems where scheduling, automation, and system-wide device control are required.