Linx-Rx

Short Range Wireless Receiver

The Linx-Rx is a short range wireless receiver that when used with the Linx-Fob5 or Linx-Tx8 form an eight channel short range wireless link. The 1/4 J6 output from the Linx-Rx can be used directly to run small relays and solenoids, or fed into any of Gilderfluke’s relay modules to control higher current/voltage loads. Most commonly, the output of the Linx-Rx is used to start a sound or show playing on a Gilderfluke audio repeater or show controller.

Features of the Linx-Rx include:

• • 433 MHz band short range wireless reception from pocket-sized transmitters.
  • Up to eight outputs can be used to control relays directly, or plug into the 1/4 J6 input of a Br-Brain4 or Sd-50. Can be used to trigger any other Gilderfluke equipment through their optoisolated inputs.
  • Draws power through the 1/4 J6 output.
    Indicator LEDs show data being received.
    Plastic enclosure can be mounted remotely, to optimize radio reception.
  • Uniquely addressable to one of millions of addresses using a dipswitch.
  • Runs on any voltage from nine to twenty-four vdc.

Features of the Linx-Fob5 include:

• Five button keyfob transmitter.
• FCC Part 15, Canadian, and CE certified.
• Allows access to five of the outputs of the Linx-Rx.
• Smaller in size, but slightly shorter range than the Linx-Tx8.
• Uniquely addressable to one of millions of addresses using a dipswitch.
• Uses a standard ‘watch’ battery for power.

Features of the Linx-Tx8 include:

• Eight button pocket-sized transmitter.
• FCC Part 15, Canadian, and CE certified.
• Allows access to all eight of the outputs of the Linx-Rx
• Larger in size, with slightly longer range than the Linx-Tx5
• Uniquely addressable to one of millions of addresses using a dipswitch.
• Uses a standard ‘watch’ battery for power.