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AMX HPX-N100-USB Single USB Device module for Hydraport vs AMX HPX-U100-BTN Single Button module for Hydraport
The HPX-N100-USB adds USB peripheral connectivity to Hydraport systems for devices like keyboards and cameras, while the HPX-U100-BTN provides a single illuminated pushbutton for control signaling and visual feedback. Choose the USB module if you need to extend peripherals across your network; choose the button module if you need tactile control inputs with LED status indication.
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AMX HPX-N100-USB Single USB Device module for Hydraport
AMX HPX-U100-BTN Single Button module for Hydraport
Specs side by side
| AMX HPX-N100-USB Single USB Device module for Hydraport | AMX HPX-U100-BTN Single Button module for Hydraport | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $83.00 | $78.00 |
| Brand | AMX | AMX |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose AMX HPX-N100-USB Single USB Device module for Hydraport
- ✓ Extends USB 2.0 connectivity to networked Hydraport installations
- ✓ Integrated 2-meter cable eliminates need for external adapters
- ✓ Supports standard USB peripherals in remote or distributed AV setups
Why choose AMX HPX-U100-BTN Single Button module for Hydraport
- ✓ Illuminated pushbutton provides intuitive tactile control with visual feedback
- ✓ Wide LED voltage range (8–18 VDC) tolerates fluctuations in complex systems
- ✓ Phoenix connectors enable quick modular integration without permanent wiring
Frequently asked questions
What type of devices can each module support?
The HPX-N100-USB supports standard USB 2.0 peripherals like keyboards, mice, cameras, and audio interfaces. The HPX-U100-BTN is a control input device—it sends closure signals and illuminates an LED, but does not interface with peripherals.
Are these modules compatible with each other?
Both modules integrate with AMX Hydraport systems, but they serve different functions. You could use both in the same installation if your system requires both USB peripheral extension and pushbutton control inputs.
What are the key installation differences?
The HPX-N100-USB uses an integrated cable design with front USB Type A connector and requires a USB device to connect. The HPX-U100-BTN uses Phoenix connectors for button closure and LED circuits, connecting to control logic or lighting rather than peripherals.
Which is better for a typical AV conferencing setup?
The HPX-N100-USB is ideal if you need networked access to USB conference peripherals. The HPX-U100-BTN suits conferencing if you need physical buttons for mute, camera control, or similar functions with LED feedback.