Crestron DM NAX Audio-over-IP Wall Plate with Bluetooth, 1-Gang

Product Overview

The Crestron DM-NAX-BTIO-100-1G is a single-gang wall plate that brings Bluetooth audio BYOD capability and analog audio I/O to any network-connected location within a DM NAX Audio-over-IP deployment. Featuring Bluetooth 5.2, an OLED display, four control buttons, and dual 3.5 mm TRS connectors housed behind a front door, it gives users a straightforward way to connect personal devices to the room audio system without adapters, apps, or IT-managed pairing infrastructure.

Product Description

DM NAX is Crestron's Audio-over-IP platform for distributing audio across networked facilities. The DM-NAX-BTIO-100-1G extends that network to the wall plate level, adding Bluetooth wireless audio input alongside traditional analog 3.5 mm connectivity in a standard single-gang form factor.

The wall plate's primary use case is BYOD audio in conference rooms and collaboration spaces where guests, presenters, or employees need to play audio from a personal device through the room system. Bluetooth 5.2 provides a stable, low-latency wireless connection, and the OLED display with four buttons gives users local control without requiring interaction with a separate touch panel or control system interface.

Behind the front door, two 3.5 mm TRS connectors handle stereo unbalanced analog audio—one for input and one for output—providing a wired fallback for devices without Bluetooth or situations where a direct analog connection is preferred. The metal chassis construction is appropriate for commercial installations where durability and finish quality matter.

Power is delivered entirely via PoE, drawing from IEEE 802.3af Class 0 at a maximum of 12.95W and typically consuming 3.5W. No in-wall power wiring is required, which simplifies installation in locations where low-voltage data cabling is already present but electrical infrastructure is not.

Key Features

• Bluetooth 5.2 for wireless audio BYOD connectivity
• Single-gang wall plate format for standard electrical box mounting
• OLED display with 4 control buttons for local user interaction
• 2× 3.5 mm TRS connectors (stereo unbalanced analog audio input and output) behind front door
• PoE powered — IEEE 802.3af Class 0, 12.95W max, 3.5W typical
• Metal chassis construction for commercial installation durability
• Integrates with DM NAX Audio-over-IP ecosystem
• Operating temperature: 32–95°F (0–35°C)

Typical Applications

• Conference rooms requiring Bluetooth BYOD audio for guest presenters
• Collaboration spaces and huddle rooms with DM NAX audio distribution
• Training rooms and classrooms where presenter device connectivity is needed
• Boardrooms where executive BYOD audio is a requirement
• Any DM NAX deployment requiring wall plate-level Bluetooth and analog I/O

Technical Specifications

What is the primary purpose of the DM-NAX-BTIO-100-1G?

The wall plate provides Bluetooth BYOD audio connectivity at any network-connected location in a DM NAX Audio-over-IP deployment. It allows users to pair personal devices via Bluetooth 5.2 and route audio into the room system, alongside analog 3.5 mm input and output as a wired alternative.

Does the DM-NAX-BTIO-100-1G require a separate power supply?

No. The device is powered over Ethernet via IEEE 802.3af PoE. A standard PoE-capable network switch port provides both power and network connectivity through a single Ethernet cable.

What are the 3.5 mm connectors used for?

The two 3.5 mm TRS connectors provide stereo unbalanced analog audio—one for input and one for output. They are located behind a front door on the wall plate face and offer a wired audio connection option in addition to Bluetooth.

Is this wall plate compatible with any DM NAX system?

The DM-NAX-BTIO-100-1G is designed for use within the Crestron DM NAX Audio-over-IP ecosystem. Consult your Crestron dealer or the DM NAX system documentation for specific compatibility requirements and configuration guidance.

What does the OLED display show?

The OLED display provides a local user interface for the wall plate's four control buttons. It supports user interaction with the device without requiring a separate touch panel or control system interface at the location.