Logic control button to remotely control the on/off function of a mic

The Audix LCB1 is a discrete control button for remotely operating the on-off function of a microphone or another device. It is designed for use with a logic-enabled media system in video and teleconferencing applications. With a diameter of 29 mm and a profile that rises less than 3 mm above the table surface, the LCB1 provides a compact physical control point without occupying substantial tabletop space.

Ideal Use Cases

The LCB1 is intended for video and teleconferencing systems that require remote microphone on-off control. It is particularly relevant when a user needs a dedicated button at the table while the microphone or controlled device operates through a compatible logic-enabled media system. Although microphone control is its primary stated purpose, the available product information also identifies support for controlling the on-off function of other devices. Compatibility for any non-microphone application should be confirmed against the media system and device being used.

Why Choose This Model

The defining advantage of the LCB1 is its combination of a discrete tabletop format and remote control functionality. Its 29 mm diameter limits the space required for the visible button, while its rise of less than 3 mm keeps the control close to the table surface. This makes it suitable for installations where the control must remain accessible without becoming a prominent tabletop component. The LCB1 also provides a direct, purpose-specific interface rather than requiring the microphone itself to serve as the user control.

Installation and Integration

The LCB1 must be used in conjunction with a logic-enabled media system. Before specifying it for an installation, confirm that the selected system can support the required remote on-off operation and that the intended microphone or other device is compatible with that system. The supplied data identifies the button as a tabletop control but does not provide cutout dimensions, wiring requirements, connector details, cable information, or power requirements. Those installation details should be verified using the available LCB1 specification sheet before preparing the table surface or completing system design. The stated 29 mm diameter describes the button, while its installed profile extends less than 3 mm above the table surface; it should not be treated as a confirmed cutout measurement.

Performance Highlights

The LCB1 performs a focused function: remotely controlling the on-off state of a microphone or other supported device through a logic-enabled media system. Its compact physical dimensions are the principal performance-related details supplied for the product. No switching type, status indication, response specification, electrical rating, environmental rating, or supported logic format is identified in the source data. These characteristics should therefore be confirmed when the installation depends on a particular control behavior or system interface.

What Makes It Different

Rather than combining multiple room-control functions, the LCB1 is described as a discrete button dedicated to on-off control. The low installed rise and 29 mm diameter distinguish it through physical restraint: the control remains available at the table while taking up a limited visible area. Its application is also clearly defined around logic-enabled video and teleconferencing systems. This focused role allows system designers to place the user control where it is needed while locating the microphone or other controlled device according to the requirements of the media system.

Final Assessment

The Audix LCB1 is a compact option for installations that need a separate tabletop button to operate microphone on-off functions remotely. Its 29 mm diameter, less-than-3 mm rise, and intended compatibility with logic-enabled media systems make its purpose clear. It is best evaluated as one component of a complete video or teleconferencing control system. Confirm system compatibility and all unspecified mounting, wiring, and electrical details through the LCB1 specification sheet before installation.