The KD-MC2500 Master Controller works as the control hub for the Compass Control® System. It has 12 of I/O ports that allow IR, RS-232 and sensor control of the system and peripheral A/V components. In addition, the KD-MC2500 allows IR learning and has two sets of switchable contacts for relay control of external equipment.

• Fast and Easy programming with Compass Navigator™ PC Editor and IntelliBuilder™
• Built in IR Learning Function enabling IR control of any device
• Complete control over audio, video, HVAC, lighting, shades, security, and more
• More on KD-MC2500

In order to allow an iPad to be used as a controller for the system, it needs to be registered. This process entails purchasing a registration license for each iPad to be installed, and then using the registration number to marry each iPad to this registration code. Once this is done, the iPad can be programmed for use in the system. The file is then generated in the Compass Navigator™ software, and it is uploaded to the Key Digital server where it is stored and then sent to the iPad upon launching the App. This makes it easy to update the program by sending an edited program to the server, and having the App pull the new content whenever needed.

• Required for licensed use of Compass Control® System
• Transferable between devices / zones
• Provides FREE access to Compass Navigator™ PC Editor
  and IntelliBuilder™
• FREE Technical Support for C1 Certified installers/programmers
• Licenses can be purchased in variety of packages:
  KD-CSLX1 / KD-CSLX4 / KD-CSLX6 / KD-CSLX8

The controller of choice for the Compass Control® system is the Apple iPad. This device provides a 9.7” color touch screen which can be used in either portrait or landscape layout. The iPad offers many options that make the user experience very dynamic. These include a great graphics engine, the ability to embed images inside other images, quick navigation from page to page, and the ‘flick’ option to choose between items, pages, graphics, etc. All of these features, and more, offered by the iPad are available for use when creating the user interface.

As a secondary controller option, the Compass Control® System also supports the iPod Touch. This smaller device allows the same level of control as the iPad, but since it has a much smaller footprint, it is recommended that it be used as a secondary remote with the iPad as the main controller. The registration process is the same for the iPod as it is for the iPad.