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MLC Plus 50

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MLCPlus50/100/200 Series • Setup Guide

The Extron MLCPlus50/100/200Series MediaLink®Controllers with IP Link®Pro integrate Ethernet

connection into AV systems to allow users to remotely control, monitor, and troubleshoot AV equipment,

including display devices and switchers. Each controller includes an embedded web server and support

for Power over Ethernet (PoE). It also includes ports for bidirectional serial control, IR output, relays, digital

input, and (except for the MLC Plus 50) volume control. Each MLCPlus is shipped with a mud ring.

• All models fit standard US junction boxes or mud rings.

• The MLCPlus100AAP and MLCPlus200AAP

also include space to mount from one to four

Extron AAP plates.

This guide provides instructions for an experienced

installer to install an MLCPlus Series controller and to

create a basic configuration. Configure the controller

using Extron GlobalConfigurator®(GC) software running

in Global Configurator Professional (GCProfessional)

or GlobalConfigurator Plus (GCPlus) mode. The MLC

integrates with Extron GlobalViewer®Enterprise (GVE)

software and the GlobalViewer web-based AV resource

management for remote control applications. Global

Configurator and other useful software applications are

available at www.extron.com.

Installation

Step 1: Get Ready

Use the following check list to prepare for the installation.

Download and install the latest version of the following:

• Global Configurator Professional or Global Configurator Plus software — for setting up and configuring the controller.

GC includes a link to the Toolbelt software and a way to upgrade the firmware of the controller. You must have an Extron

Insider account to use GC software. Contact an Extron support representative regarding training to use the full features

of GC Professional (see Locating Software, Firmware, and Driver Files on the Extron Website on page12).

• Toolbelt software — for setting up and configuring the controller

• IPLinkPro device drivers — for use with GC (Professional or Plus), to make control of other devices possible.

All are available from www.extron.com (see Locating Software, Firmware, and Driver Files on the Extron Website on page12).

Obtain network information for the unit from the network administrator. You will need the following details for each MLCPlus

device:

DHCP setting (on or off) Subnet mask User name

Device (MLC Plus) IP address Gateway IP address Passwords

Write down the MAC address of each IPLinkPro device (such as the MLC Plus 50/100/200) to be used.

Obtain model names and setup information for devices the MLC Plus 50/100/200 will control.

Step 2: Prepare the Installation Site

ATTENTION:

• Installation and service must be performed by authorized personnel only.

• L’installation et l’entretien doivent être effectués uniquement par un technicien qualifié.

• Extron recommends installing the MLC Plus into a grounded, UL Listed electrical junction box.

• Extron recommande d’installer le MLC Plus dans un boîtier d’encastrement électrique mis à la terre, certifié UL.

Rev. B, 01/24/18:

Updated the French wording

for 2 attention notices

MLC Plus 50/100/200 Series • Setup Guide (Continued)

ATTENTION:

• If the controller will be installed into fine furniture, it is best to hire a licenced, bonded craftsperson to cut the access

hole and perform the physical installation so the surface will not be damaged.

• S’il est prévu d’installer le contrôleur dans du beau mobilier, il est préférable de faire appel à un artisan autorisé et

qualifié pour couper le trou d’accès et réaliser l’installation de telle façon que la surface ne soit pas endommagée.

• Follow all national and local building and electrical codes that apply to the installation site.

• Respectez tous les codes électriques et du bâtiment, nationaux et locaux, qui s’appliquent au site de l’installation.

NOTE: For the installation to meet UL requirements and to comply with National Electrical Code (NEC), the MLC must be

installed in a UL Listed junction box. The end user or installer must furnish the junction box. It is not included with the

MLCPlus50/100/200.

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance

When planning where to install the MLCPlus 50/100/200, you may need to consider factors affecting accessibility of the

controller such as height from the floor, distance from obstructions, and how far a user must reach to press the buttons. For

guidelines, see sections 307 (“Protruding Objects”) and 308 (“Reach Ranges”) of the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design

available at http://www.ada.gov/regs2010/2010ADAStandards/2010ADAStandards.pdf.

Site preparation

Model US Gang Size

MLC Plus 50 2

MLC Plus 100 2

MLC Plus 100 AAP 4

MLC Plus 200 3

MLC Plus 200 AAP 5

Mud rings, optional ULListed junction boxes, external

junction boxes, and surface mounting boxes are available

for use with the MLCPlus. Read any installation instructions

and UL guidelines that come with the mounting devices,

protect the mounting surface to prevent damage, then

install the box or mud ring in the opening at the installation

site.

When you run cables to the mounting location, leave

enough slack for device installation. Secure the cables with

a clamp for strain relief so they do not slip back down into

the wall or furniture.

Step 3: Change a Faceplate or Button Labels (optional)

Faceplates can easily be changed, if desired. Or you can replace one or more of the labels within the buttons. Some button labels

ship with the unit. You can create and print your own customized labels using Extron Button Label Generator software.

Replacing a faceplate

To replace a faceplate:

1. Remove the faceplate by holding the body of the unit with one hand, gripping the sides of the faceplate with the other hand,

and pulling the faceplate away from the unit.

2. Align the openings of the new faceplate with the buttons and knob and with the LEDs and place the faceplate against the

unit. The magnetic catches fasten the faceplate onto the unit.

TIP: You can wait until the unit is mounted to the junction box or mud ring before placing the new faceplate on the unit.

Wall

Mud Ring

Figure 1. Installing a Mud Ring

Replacing button labels

You may wish to customize the button labels. The labels can be changed at any time. Follow these steps to change the

translucent button labels:

1. Remove the faceplate as mentioned in step 1 of Replacing a faceplate.

2. For each button label to be replaced, use the provided Extron

removal tool to gently separate the clear button cap (lens) from

its white diffuser backing as follows: insert the end of the

removal tool into the corner notch and gently twist the tool.

3. Remove the label insert from the transparent button cap.

4. Select one of the button labels from the printed label sheets

included with the MLCPlus. Remove the label from its backing

and remove the clear, protective film from the front of the label.

5. Insert the button label into the button cap. Check for correct

label orientation.

6. Align the cap with the white diffuser and the panel opening, and

press the clear cap into place on the button.

7. Reattach the faceplate to the controller (see step 2 in

Replacing a faceplate on page2).

Step 4: Cable All Devices

NOTE: Most examples on the following pages show the MLCPlus100. However, connector wiring and port functions

are identical for all models.

1. If the MLC Plus is not mounted to a grounded metal junction box or a grounded metal equipment rack, Extron recommends

connecting the unit to an earth ground to protect the unit from electrostatic discharge.

To ground the unit:

a. Securely terminate a grounding cable with a ring terminal.

b. Remove the grounding screw in the lower left corner of the rear panel, insert the grounding cable, replace and securely

fasten the screw. Do not over-tighten the screw. Maximum torque is 2 inch-pounds (0.2 Newton-meter).

LAN

PoE

POWER

12V

0.3A MAX

Tx Rx

2CGCVGS

COM 1 COM 2 VOLIR

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MLC Plus 100 Rear Panel

Figure 2. Connecting a Grounding Wire to the MLC Plus

c. Connect the other end of the grounding cable to an earth ground.

2. Cable devices to the controller (see the following features sections and see Cabling and features on page5).

3. Connect power cords and power on all the devices.

TEXT

Separate the two-

piece button here at

the corner.

y the two

pieces apar

Clear Lens

Removal Tool

Diffuser

Base

Insert

button label.

Rev. C, 01/24/18:

Added a step to ground the unit.

MLC Plus 50/100/200 Series • Setup Guide (Continued)

Front panel features

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MAC: 00-05-A6-XX-XX-XX

S/N: ####### E######

00-05-A6-XX-XX-XX

Mounting Holes (x4)

Mounting Holes (x6)

MLC Plus 50 Front Panel With Faceplate MLC Plus 50 Front Panel

Without Faceplate

Display

Power

Buttons

Function

Buttons

Function

Buttons

Reset

LED and

Button

Reset

LED and

Button

MAC

Address

MAC

Address

Reset

LED and

Button

MAC

Address

MAC: 00-05-A6-XX-XX-XX

S/N: ####### E######

00-05-A6-XX-XX-XX

MLC Plus 100 Front Panel With Faceplate MLC Plus 100 Front Panel

Without Faceplate

Display

Power

Buttons

Display

Power

Buttons

Volume

LEDs

and

Knob

Volume

LEDs

and

Knob

Volume

LEDs and

Knob

Function

Buttons

Faceplate

MLC Plus 200 Front Panel With Faceplate

Display

Power

Buttons

Function

Buttons

Function

Buttons

MAC: 00-05-A6-XX-XX-XX

S/N: ####### E######

00-05-A6-XX-XX-XX

Display

Power

Buttons

Volume

LEDs and

Knob

MLC Plus 200 Front Panel

Without Faceplate

Figure 3. MLCPlus50/100/200Series Front Panels With (Left) and Without (Right) Faceplates

NOTE: The AAP models are identical to the corresponding non-AAP models except that they also have room to mount from

one to four AAP devices within the faceplate to the right of the controller.

Rear and side panel features

NOTE: For rear panel features and cabling, the MLCPlus100, MLCPlus100AAP, MLCPlus200, and MLCPlus200AAP

are identical, so in this section the MLCPlus100 represents all of those models. The rear panel of the MLCPlus50 has

one COM port instead of two, and does not have a volume control port, but it is otherwise the same as the other models.

LAN

PoE

LAN

PoE

POWER

12V

0.3A MAX

Tx Rx

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12V

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Tx Rx

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COM 1 COM 2 VOLIR

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MLC Plus 100 Rear Panel

MLC Plus 50 Rear Panel

MLC Plus 100

Right Side

MLC Plus 50

Right Side

LAN/ PoE

Power

input

COM

(RS-232)

output Relays

Digital

input

Power

input

COM

(RS-232)

output Relays

Digital

input

Volume

control

LAN/PoE

(Ethernet)

connector

and LEDs

LAN/PoE

(Ethernet)

connector

and LEDs

Grounding

screw

Grounding

screw

Figure 4. MLCPlus50/100/200Series Side (Left) and Rear Panel (Right) Features

Cabling and features

Attach cables using the following wiring diagrams as a guide. Full details are available in the MLCPlus50/100/200 Series User Guide.

Power

The MLCPlus supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) (see Control and power — LAN (Ethernet) and PoE on the next page).

Alternatively, you can power the controller using an optional Extron 12 VDC, 0.5 A desktop power supply, as shown below.

POWER

12V

0.3A MAX

OM 1

RidgedSmooth

Ground

all devices.

– Return

+12 VDC input

Ridged

Smooth

External

Power Supply

(12 VDC, 0.5 A max.,

Extron P/N 28-331-57LF)

power

Tie Wrap

3/16"

(5 mm)

Max.

Rear Panel

NOTE:

Check the

polarity of the

power supply

before

connecting it to

the controller.

Power Input, External Power Supply (optional)

• Front panel buttons

blink during boot-up.

• Once the MLC Plus

is powered and

operational, the

buttons are lit

according to

conguration.

• Connect to an Extron 12 VDC,

0.5 A power supply.

• If PoE is available,

the MLC Plus uses PoE.

• If PoE is dropped (disconnects), the

controller switches seamlessly to

the external 12 VDC power supply,

if it is installed at this port.

ATTENTION: Always use a power

supply provided by or specified

by Extron. Use of an unauthorized

power supply voids all regulatory

compliance certification and may

cause damage to the supply and

the end product.

ATTENTION : Utilisez toujours une

source d’alimentation fournie ou

recommandée par Extron.

L’utilisation d’une source

d’alimentation non autorisée

annule toute conformité

réglementaire et peut

endommager la source

d’alimentation ainsi que le produit

final.

Rev. B, 01/25/18:

Updated power supply from 1.0 A to 0.5 A,

changed isometric view to ortho view.

02/19/18: Updated PoE wording per peer

review.

MLC Plus 50/100/200 Series • Setup Guide (Continued)

Control and power — LAN (Ethernet) and PoE

Pins:

12345678

Insert Twisted

Pair Wires

MLC

Side

Panel

LAN/PoE (Ethernet and Power Over Ethernet)

Connect to an Ethernet network.

Ethernet

NOTE:

MAC address information

(00-05-A6-##-##-##) is

located on the front panel

(behind the faceplate).

Link LED:

Lights green

to indicate a network

connection.

ctivity LED: Blinks yellow

to indicate data is being

sent or received.

TCP/IP

Network Devices

(Switchers, Scalers)

Default protocol:

• MLC IP address: 192.168.254.250

• Gateway IP address: 0.0.0.0

• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

• DNS address: 127.0.0.1

• DHCP client: off

• Link speed and duplex level:

autodetected

• Data rates: 10/100/1000Base-T

Use this port to upload conguration

les and rmware.

Power over Ethernet (PoE):

• If PoE is available, the MLC Plus uses PoE.

• If PoE is dropped (disconnects), the controller

switches seamlessly to the external 12 VDC

power supply, if it is installed.

MAC: 00-05-A6-XX-XX-XX

S/N: ####### E######

00-05-A6-XX-XX-XX

MAC: 00-05-A6-XX-XX-XX

S/N: ####### E######

MAC

Address

Default login

credentials:

• Username: admin

• Password: extron

ATTENTION:

• Power over Ethernet (PoE) is intended for indoor use only. It is to be connected only to networks or circuits that are not

routed to the outside plant or building.

• L’alimentation via Ethernet (PoE) est destinée à une utilisation en intérieur uniquement. Elle doit être connectée

seulement à des réseaux ou des circuits qui ne sont pas routés au réseau ou au bâtiment extérieur.

Control, bidirectional — serial (COM)

Tx Rx

OWER

12V

MAX

COM 1 COM 2

NOTE: If you use cable

that has a drain wire,

tie the drain wire to

ground at both ends.

Strip wires

3/16" (5 mm) max.

Transmit

Receive Transmit (Tx)

Receive (Rx)

Ground RS-232-

Controllable

Device

3-pole COM

(RS-232)

Select protocol via software. COM port default protocol:

• 9600 baud

• 8 data bits • 1 stop bit

• no parity • no ow control

NOTE: These COM ports support software ow control only.

Serial (COM) Ports

Rear Panel

Heat Shrink

Over Shield Wires

3-pole

COM port

Control — IR output

M 2 V

LIR

Rear

Panel

(-)

(+)

(-)

(+)

(-) To the

IR Receiver of

a Projector,

Display, or

Source Device

Two Single IR Emitters

Ground

IR Output

Ground

IR Output

Unidirectional IR

3/16" (5 mm) max.

To Projector, Panel Display, or the Wired

IR Remote of a Source Device

IR Output Port

Output options:

• IR (30 kHz to 300 kHz,

with or without carrier signals)

(+)

(−)

(+)

IR Signal (+)

Ground (−)

Two Single IR Emitters

Ground (−)

IR Signal (+)

One Single IR Emitter

Control — digital input

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Digital Input

Congure the port with or without

+5 VDC pull-up.

Use this port to:

• Monitor or trigger events and

functions (toggle relays, issue

commands, send e-mail), once

congured.

• Power an LED or other device

that accepts a TTL signal.

Rear

nel

Switch, Sensor, LED,

Relay, or Similar Item)

12C

DIN

RELAYS

Rear

Panel

Normally

Open

Common

To Room

Control

Equipment

Closed

Normally

Open

All relays are

normally open.

Relays

• Connect devices for relay control.

• Do not exceed a total of 24V, 1A

for each port.

Control — volume control

GCV

10V 50mA

GCV

REMOTE

10V 50mA

GCV

10V

REMOTE

VOL/MUTE

REMOTE

VOL/MUTE

10V 50mA

STANDBY

10V 50mA

GCV

VOL

GCV

VOL

Ground (Gnd)

Reference voltage input (from amplier) – This allows the MLC Plus to detect when the amp is present.

Control voltage (variable output to amp from MLC Plus) – This signal controls the amp volume.

Ground

Reference voltage

Control voltage

C Plus

Rear

Panel

Control voltage output:

0 - 10 VDC

Reference

voltage: ≤10 VDC

NOTE:

Use shielded cable

and place the MLC Plus as

close as possible to the

amplier to avoid picking up

background noise via the

cable.

NOTE: When audio

mute is active, the

MLC Plus sets

control voltage output

0 VDC, even if the

voltage range

(minimum and

maximum voltage

limits) have been set

to levels above zero,

such as 2 V to 8 V.

Volume Control

This port can be used to control the volume and mute or unmute the audio for some

Extron audio ampliers with remote volume capability.

• Connect to an Extron audio ampier to

permit volume control via the

MLC Plus.

• Do not exceed 25 VDC input voltage.

Settings to conﬁgure via software:

• Maximum and minimum voltage

limits

• Soft Start mode: off or on (default) − to allow

volume to gradually increase from mute to

the previous level after muting or power-on

to prevent loud audio bursts

Example:

Connecting to

Extron Ampliﬁers

MLC Plus

Rear Panel

C or

VOL/MUTE

V or 10V G or

MPA 401 Series

MPA 181T,

MP 101 Series

MPA 152MPA 152 PlusXPA 1002

Control — relay

MLC Plus 50/100/200 Series • Setup Guide (Continued)

Step 5: Set up the MLCPlus for Network Communication

1. Connect the PC that you will use for setup and the

MLCPlus to the same Ethernet subnetwork. For LAN

connections for the MLC, see Control and power —

LAN (Ethernet) and PoE on page6.

2. Start Global Configurator and use the Toolbelt feature

of the software (or use the stand-alone Toolbelt

program) to set the IP address, subnet, gateway IP

address, DHCP status, and related settings. Network

setup is essential prior to configuration. Use the

flowchart at right as a guide to setting up the controller

for network use.

NOTE: When setting up DHCP during network

configuration or if using a host name instead of

an IP address during project recovery, the user

must enter a qualified host name (HostName.

Domain).

For example: somename.somedomain.com.

Step 6: Configure the MLC Plus

The most basic steps are outlined below in the recommended order.

NOTE: See the Global Configurator Help file as needed for step-by-step instructions and detailed information. The help file

for GC includes an introduction to the software, and how to start a project and configuration.

1. Using GC, create a new GCPlus or GCProfessional project and configure the controller and any installed IP Link Pro

devices. The configuration tells the controller how its ports function; how to control other products; what to monitor; when to

do things; and whom to notify, how, and under what circumstances.

a. Configure ports on the controller.

• Select device drivers and link them to each assigned serial, IR, or Ethernet port.

• Configure settings (serial protocol, relay behavior, digital input, volume control settings) as needed.

b. Set up monitors, schedules, macros, and local variables.

c. Set up the front panel buttons: assign appropriate commands and actions, macros, timers, local variables monitors, or

feedback to the buttons.

2. Save the project.

3. Build and upload the system configuration to the controller.

Step 7: Test and Troubleshoot

1. Test the system.

• Press buttons and ensure the buttons light as desired and that the appropriate control commands or functions are

triggered.

• Ensure that the audio output responds correctly to the volume knob or button. Also ensure that

the volume LEDs light correctly as you increase or decrease the audio gain.

• If the controller is connected to a network, ensure that the yellow Activity LED and

green Link LED on the LAN/PoE port light.

2. Make adjustments to wiring or configuration as needed. Remember that the rear

and side panel ports will not be accessible after the controller is mounted.

Step 8: Complete the Physical Installation

1. For AAP models, attach any optional AAP devices or blank AAP plates to the

metal AAP bracket as shown in figure 5 at right. Insert the built-in screws of the

AAP device through the holes in the metal AAP bracket and hand tighten to

fasten them to the bracket with the provided nuts.

NOTE: You must purchase AAP devices and plates separately. They are not

provided with the MLC.

• Place the AAP devices as close together as possible. Do not leave gaps

between devices.

Connect the controller and PC to the same LAN and apply power.

Open the Toolbelt software or open the Toolbelt utility in

Global Congurator.

Use Toolbelt to display a list of MLC Plus units and all other

IP Link Pro devices connected to the network.

Using the MAC address, locate the desired device

in the list and select it.

MLC Plus

Network Communication Setup

Enable DHCP or you must type in the IP address, subnet address,

and gateway; then congure other network settings as needed.

Figure 5. Network Setup

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Figure 6. Attaching AAP Devices

or Blank AAP Plates to

the AAP Bracket

• Place the AAP opening of the MLCPlus faceplate over the cluster of AAPs to check for correct fit. Make sure that the

edges of the AAPs all fit within the faceplate AAP opening so that no edges or corners catch or prevent the faceplate

from laying flat against the AAP mounting bracket. If needed, loosen the nuts, adjust the position of one or more AAPs,

and retighten the nuts.

2. For all models, follow instructions in “Mounting”, below.

Mounting

NOTE: Extron recommends taking safety precautions to avoid electrostatic discharge issues during installation.

Prior to mounting:

1. If it has not already been done, feed all device cables through the wall or furniture and, if applicable, through the plastic spacer.

NOTE: If the unit is not installed in a mud ring, you must install the plastic spacer. The spacer positions the unit to allow

the magnetic faceplate to attach properly and securely.

2. Ensure that cables are connected to the MLCPlus rear panel and to any AAP devices or plates.

3. Disconnect power at the source from all devices in the system.

Mount the MLCPlus as follows:

1. For AAP models, first attach AAP devices or blank AAP plates to the metal AAP bracket (see Step 8: Complete the

Physical Installation on page8.

2. For all models, insert the cabled MLCPlus into the mud ring or junction box within the wall or furniture, aligning the mounting

holes in the MLCPlus with those in box or mud ring.

3. For AAP models, fasten the MLC to the junction box, wall or surface

mounting box, or mud ring as follows (see figure 7):

a. Insert screws through the mounting holes in the unit

or AAP bracket, then into the mud ring, or insert them

through the plastic spacer and into the wall box, and

loosely tighten the screws.

b. Align the faceplate with the MLCPlus and place

it against the front of the unit, allowing

the magnetic catches to fasten the

faceplate onto the unit. Check the

alignment and fit. The faceplate

must sit flush against the

front of the MLCPlus and

against the AAP bracket

without catching on any

LEDs, buttons, or AAP

edges, or on the edges of

the MLCPlus metal plate.

If the faceplate seats in

place correctly, remove

the faceplate, tighten the

screws, and reattach the

faceplate. The installation is

complete. If not, proceed

to step3c.

c. If necessary, remove the

faceplate, loosen the

mounting screws, and

adjust the position of the

MLCPlus, AAP mounting

bracket, or individual AAP

devices. Place the faceplate

over the unit to check the

fit, remove the faceplate, and

tighten the mounting screws once

all the elements are positioned to

allow correct alignment with the

faceplate.

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MLC Plus 100 AAP

Faceplate

Plastic Spacer

Wall

Box

Figure 7. Assembling the Spacer, Unit, AAP Bracket, and Faceplate

for an AAP Model

MLC Plus 50/100/200 Series • Setup Guide (Continued)

4. For non-AAP models, secure the MLCPlus to the junction box, wall or surface mounting box, or mud ring as follows (see

figures 8 and 9):

a. Insert the included screws through the oval

slots at the top and bottom of the

MLCPlus, through the plastic

spacer (if not using a

mud ring), and into

the corresponding

threaded holes in the

box or mud ring.

NOTE: If the unit is

not installed in a

mud ring, you must

install the plastic

spacer. The spacer

positions the

unit to allow the

magnetic faceplate

to attach properly

and securely.

b. Using a Phillips

screwdriver, lightly

tighten the screws

until snug.

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MLC Plus 100

Wall Mouting

Bracket

Faceplate

5. Attach the faceplate to the MLCPlus: align the faceplate openings with the buttons, knob, and LEDs and place the faceplate

against the unit (see 5in figures 7, 8, and 9). The magnetic catches fasten the faceplate onto the front of the unit.

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MLC Plus 100

Plastic Spacer

Figure 8. Installing the MLCPlus

in a Junction Box

Figure 9. Installing the

MLCPlus in a Mud Ring

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