(1) What is a Networking Digital Signage |
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A Networking Digital Signage is a collection of digital media players controlled from some central location via a Local Area Network(LAN) or a Wide Area Network(WAN / Internet). A network of media Players will generally require a Server Management software(or said Client Administration Software) to make group managements and monitor the clients status from a central point. |
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The benefit of Networking Digital Signage |
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Labor-saving, No distance limited
Automatically update predefined content files via Lan or internet to world wide located devices,
no need manually update set by set |
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Instance
Advertise Spread message at next second via Lan or internet update |
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Precision
Through group management, We can send special content or instant message to targeted devices
located at targeted area or segment, increasing your advertisement efficiency |
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(2) Networking Digital Signage Board Level |
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(2-1) ENP100 (720P/1080i) User's Manual  |
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CPU: 32 bits RISC and 64 bits DSP dual processors |
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Network: IEEE 802.3 Ethernet single chip, Ethernet 10-baseT/100-baseT |
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Wireless: External wireless 802.11b/g adapter (optional) |
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High defination output : 720P/1080i |
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Content format supported : WAV / MP3 / JPEG / MPEG1/2/4 / AVI / DIVX |
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Output ports : DVI / YPbPr |
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Audio Output : Stereo 2-Ch |
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Built-in RTC |
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Storage : CF card type I & II (FAT32 file format) |
Server Management software |
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User-friendly Windows based application manager |
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Protocols : NTP, FTP Client, HTTP Client, Web Server |
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Dynamic and Static IP or host name support |
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Auto-Start mode to download and playback automatically |
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Content download from local PC, FTP server or HTTP server |
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Continuous playback regardless of network connection |
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Playlist editor to manage playback sequence and schedule |
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Daily multiple playlist feature to allow scheduled content playback |
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Multiple internet time NTP access to sync with on-board RTC |
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(2-2) ENP100 (480P) User's Manual  |
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System |
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CPU: 32 bits RISC and 64 bits DSP dual processors |
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Network: IEEE 802.3 Ethernet single chip, Ethernet 10-baseT/100-baseT |
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Wireless: External wireless 802.11b/g adapter (optional) |
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High defination output : 480P, NTSC 720x480, PAL 720x576 |
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Content format supported : WAV / MP3 / JPEG / MPEG1/2/4 / AVI / DIVX |
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Output ports : VGA / S-Video / YPbPr / Composite |
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Audio Output : Stereo 2-Ch |
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Built-in RTC |
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Storage : CF card type I & II (FAT32 file format) |
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(3) LCD Networking Digital Signage Player |
The networking Digital Signage board are fully setup into our wide range product lines as following.. |
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(4) Application Diagrams |
(4-1) LAN and Internet |
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(4-2) Wire and Wireless |
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(4-3) Group Management |
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(4-4) Instant Message |
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(4-5) GPS integrated |
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(4-6) 3G integrated |
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What is 3G / 3.5 G?
3G is the third generation of mobile phone standards and technology. 3G networks are wide area cellular telephone networks which evolved to incorporate high-speed internet access and video telephony.
3.5G(HSDPA) is a 3G mobile telephony communications protocol in the High-Speed Packed Access(HSPA) family, which allows networks based on Universal Mobile Telecommunications System(UMTS) to have higher data transfer speed and capacity. |
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3G/3.5G Downlink Speed Comparison
Technology |
Max. Downlink speed |
GSM Generation |
GSM CSD |
9.6kbit/s |
2G |
HSCSD Downstream |
43.2kbit/s |
2G |
GPRS Downstream |
80kbit/s |
2.5G |
EDGE Downstream |
236.8kbit/s |
2.75G |
EV-DO |
3.1Mbit/s |
3G |
W-CDMA / HSDPA / UMTS |
14Mbit/s |
3.5G |
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How does this technology work? |
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The Digital Signage goes to totally mobile applications like: Taxi Advertising, Public Bus, Train, and Kiosks.
The high speed of 3G and 3.5 G makes this technology become very convenient and reliable to transfer
the content to the local mobile Player.
3G Support of : GPRS , CDMA , EDVO , EDGE , HSDPA , UMTS |