FG2102-06L-W vs FG2102-06P-BL — Compare
AMX MCP-106L-WH Massio™ 6-Button ControlPad - White - Landscape vs AMX MCP-106P-BL Massio™ 6-Button ControlPad - Black - Portrait
The MCP-106L-WH offers landscape orientation optimized for horizontal button layouts and includes serial and IR ports for legacy device integration, while the MCP-106P-BL uses portrait orientation for vertical spaces with a cleaner, more compact footprint. Choose the landscape model for complex multi-device control rooms; choose the portrait model for modern networked installations where aesthetics and space efficiency matter most.
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AMX MCP-106L-WH Massio™ 6-Button ControlPad - White - Landscape
AMX MCP-106P-BL Massio™ 6-Button ControlPad - Black - Portrait
Specs side by side
| AMX MCP-106L-WH Massio™ 6-Button ControlPad - White - Landscape | AMX MCP-106P-BL Massio™ 6-Button ControlPad - Black - Portrait | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $931.00 | $931.00 |
| Brand | AMX | AMX |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose AMX MCP-106L-WH Massio™ 6-Button ControlPad - White - Landscape
- ✓ Landscape orientation naturally suits horizontal control layouts with better button accessibility
- ✓ Serial and infrared ports enable integration with legacy AV equipment and devices
- ✓ Explicit PoE capability confirmed in specifications
- ✓ Optimized for permanent control room and conference installations
Why choose AMX MCP-106P-BL Massio™ 6-Button ControlPad - Black - Portrait
- ✓ Portrait orientation fits seamlessly into standard vertical wall spaces with minimal visual impact
- ✓ Extremely compact footprint at 0.25 lbs reduces wall protrusion
- ✓ Modern NX-series networking with enterprise-grade security built in
- ✓ Cleaner aesthetic for contemporary installations without legacy device requirements
Frequently asked questions
What's the key physical difference between these two models?
The MCP-106L-WH uses landscape orientation (wider than tall) for horizontal wall mounting, while the MCP-106P-BL uses portrait orientation (taller than wide). Both mount to standard 1-gang US, UK, or EU wall boxes, but the portrait model is slightly more compact at 0.25 lbs.
Which model integrates better with older AV systems?
The MCP-106L-WH includes dedicated serial and infrared ports specifically designed for legacy device communication and control integration. The MCP-106P-BL focuses on modern Ethernet-based networking and does not list these legacy ports.
Do both models support Power over Ethernet?
The MCP-106L-WH explicitly states PoE capability with no separate power supply required. The MCP-106P-BL description does not confirm PoE support, so you should verify with the manufacturer before assuming it has the same power capability.
Which orientation works better in a standard office wall installation?
The MCP-106P-BL's portrait orientation aligns naturally with typical vertical wall gang boxes and creates a less obtrusive profile. The MCP-106L-WH's landscape format works well in dedicated control rooms where horizontal button arrangement is preferred.