The MX-810 can also work in tandem with URC’s MSC-400 Master System Controller.
The MX-810 really affirms its value, I believe, with its interface. It really nails the necessary interactive features that make it easy to use, whether you’re new to the company’s products or if you’re a long-time URC user like myself.
It’s programmed via the company’s easy-to-use, PC-based ProWizard software.
I programmed several components in my bedroom, selecting a series of semi-custom skins to finalize the programming procedures.
Consumers shouldn’t be intimidated by the MX-810, as the interface is user-friendly and can be learned in hours.
The MX-810’s functionality and design are much better than the company’s older models—the MX-1000, the MX-500 and MX-700.
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