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IEI / iSignager-800WL-N270/1GB/160G-R10 / x86-based digital signage player: iSignager-800 is the x86-based digit… http://t.co/1dJgXK8L

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Noventri Removes SF-3000 Digital Signage Player From Product Line #DigitalSignage, #dooh

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Gefen HD Digital Signage Player: Hi Def Digital Signage Player http://t.co/Czcu0KK1

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Mvix DS-DLite Stand-Alone Digital Signage Player w/HDMI for Product and Video Showcasing on Large Screen LCD TVs… http://t.co/XyaniINW

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Keywest Technology unveils its smallest digital signage player http://t.co/44Ca75ZI via @DigSignageToday

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LG NC1000 – Digital signage player – 32 GB: 32GB SSHD 1080P 4 USB WIN EMBEDDED http://t.co/wA01kOLB

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There are two basic  free tools that we use to remotely manage our digital signage solution – (this is when we use the Microsoft Windows Operating System), Remote Desktop and VNC:

Microsoft Remote Desktop

The first tool is the built in Microsoft Remote Desktop. This needs to be enabled in your Operating System by going to Control Panel – System – Remote Tab and click “Allow Connections from Computers running any version of Remote Desktop” for less secure connections or “Allow Connections only from computer running Remote Desktop with Network Level Authentication” for more secure connections.

We generally use this tool on the server. The advantages of using this is that it’s slightly faster than the second tool. There is also an option to connect your local drives to your remote pc which is great for transferring files.

VNC

There are several flavours of VNC (http://www.realvnc.com/) This software tool provides remote control of your digital signage player and basically allows you to see and interact with your digital signage software across any network. The one we use is called tightvnc (http://www.tightvnc.com/) and it is free for personal and commercial use. For managing the players, we recommend using this tool rather than remote desktop since it does not lock the remote PC.

For both tools, you’ll need to make sure you have the relevant ports enabled on your firewall.

With VNC there seems to be a limit to 8 characters for the password but either way both tools are highly recommended.

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Digital Signage player software – oDesk – We are looking for a digital signage player software. The player should be… http://t.co/H9iAGj6j

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IEI / ISIGNAGER-500A / RISC-Based Digital Signage Player Solution: iSignager 500A is a RISC-based digital signa… http://t.co/lI6PPEiw

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E4 AV Tour 2011: AMX Shows Rack Replacer Box, Green Digital Signage Player | @scoopit http://t.co/WiaonH4P

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We recently helped one of our clients with implementing digital signage at their exhibition booth. As part of our digital signage exhibition package we included the following:

• Hardware rental of the LCD Screen, Stand and Digital Signage player
• Transportation of the goods to and from the exhibition hall
• Installation of the system and removal at the end of the event
• Template Design
• Management and Monitoring of the digital signage solution – we were able to monitor the system remotely and make the relevant changes if required

During this exhibition, we introduced an innovative way for the exhibitor to manually switch content with a push of a button. The idea was that on quiet periods, the exhibitor will push a button and the screen will display specials to draw more attention to their booth.

In addition, we also integrated Social Media (Facebook) with digital signage. The company’s Facebook page with the number of Fans was displayed.

We know how stressful attending and participating in exhibitions are, so let us take care of your digital signage needs whilst you take care of more the important taks.

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Post tags: Design Management, Digital Integration, digital signage, digital signage player, Exhibition Booth, Exhibition Booths, Exhibition Hall, Exhibition Halls, exhibitions, Exhibitor, Facebook, Hardware Rental, lcd screen, Nbsp, Quiet Periods, Relevant Changes, Signage Solution, Solution Integration, Taks, Template Design

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AIS Digital Signage Player IAdea XMP-120 – Digital signage player: American Industrial System XMP-120 Digital… http://t.co/o3TRufrM

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RT @DoohNews: How a Digital Signage Player Can Enhance Your Business | China … http://t.co/y6AVi6Ip

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RT @DoohNews: Digital Signage Player | StrandVision Digital Signage http://t.co/T1MgER1L

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OpenSplash, the free, multi-platform open source digital signage player is NOW available for download http://t.co/n7Z5gCm

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RT @OpenSplash: OpenSplash, the free, multi-platform open source digital signage player is NOW available at http://t.co/6pTRSOr

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IEI / ISIGNAGER-500A / RISC-Based Digital Signage Player Solution: iSignager 500A is a RISC-based digital … http://t.co/gTRRJlA

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Does your digital signage player allow you to automatically power on when it’s connected to power?
Have you been in this situation: Your digital signage players are powered on and are happily running the content on the screens. Then your building has a power outage and all of digital signage players lose power and end up being switched off.When the power comes back on and all the digital signage players are still switched off. You then have to walk around to all the players and switch them back on.What a waste of time right?

Now if you had the Wake On LAN feature enabled on your players you may be able to switch them back on using this feature but what happens if your using wireless? Wireless doesn’t have this feature. One alternative is to use the PowerOn Function Feature “Restore on AC Power Loss” in the BIOS. This feature basically turns on the player when it detects there is power.

Obviously your digital signage player needs to support this feature in the BIOS. If it does, follow these instructions to turn the feature on:

1. Turn on the player and press the DELETE button (or the relevant button to get into the BIOS) and go to the Advanced Tab.

2. Select Power Management Configuration

3. Enable the PowerOn Function

4. Select Retore on AC Power Loss

5. Make sure the Restore on AC Power Loss is selected to Power On

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Post tags: Ac Power Loss, Bios, digital signage player, Management Features, Network Feature, Power Management, Power Outage, Power Player, Relevant Button, Running, screens, Wake On Lan, Waste Of Time

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Have you been in this situation:

1. You’ve installed a digital signage player and want to remotely manage the unit

2. You don’t want to install a telephone or ADSL line because the costs are too high

3. You only need the Internet connection for a short perid of time i.e. 1-2 months

4. You don’t care about the speeds and bandwidth

5. You need the player to connect to the Internet

After months of researching I have found the solution in Australia….. (drum roll) Virgin 3G prepaid modem  – YES can you believe it Virgin!!! is the only provider that allows Internet inbound connections. Most other providers only allow you to do this if you’re on a contract (post pay). There are several items or checklists to consider before purchasing any 3G modem and these are:

1. Is your digital signage hardware compatible and be able to support the 3G modem?

2. Is there coverage in the location where you intend to use the 3G modem?

3. Does your player have the ability to automatically connect to the Internet in the event of coverage dropouts? If not, we would recommend you use a 3G Modem router that has the ability to automatically connect to the Internet.

The APN information that you will need to use is Virgin.Internet

Good luck and let us know if you find any other prepaid providers that uses a Public IP Address and allows inbound connections from the Internet.

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Post tags: 3g, australia, Bandwidth, Checklists, digital signage, digital signage player, Dropouts, Drum Roll, good luck, hardware, Inbound Connection, Inbound Connections, Internet 2, Internet 6, Internet Connection, Internet Connections, Internet Providers, Ip Address, Isp Providers, Modem, Modem Router, Nbsp, Perid, Period Of Time, Public Ip, Purchasing, Short Period, Virgin

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New Gefen Digital Signage Player delivers 1080p full HD and wi-fi connectivity http://to.comm-tec.de/qNj30A @GefenLLC

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Here’s a quick tutorial on how to update the firmware on your Cayin digital signage player. It is web based so it’s pretty easy and straight forward.

In this particular example, we’re upgrading the Cayin player model WEB4 from version 1.0 to 1.5 (U11436). This new firmware version introduces several new features such as the ability to disable the annoying scroll bars for html templates, abitility to add HTML/flash regions in the skin editor templates, upgrades some of the built in software packages and also the support of 3G and GPS.

However, with any major upgrade sometimes it does introduce new problems and we’ve already experienced this. This patch has an issue with image transitions and some of the backend logic which causes the background to appear during the transitions (1-2 seconds). Cayin are currently working on a fix. But in any case this tutorial was created before we discovered the issue and it’s just meant to demonstrate how to upgrade the player and here’s the link:

http://www.digitalsignageblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/cayin web4 firmware update.htm

We’ll provide an update when we hear from the manufacturer.

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PDSV 2100 – ein In-Vehicle Digital Signage Player mit voller Software-Ausstattung! – http://24pr.de/u/d521 #Pressemitteilung

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RT @DoohNews: Advantech's New Open Pluggable Specification (OPS) Digital Signage Player … – Prfire (press release) http://iadea.tw/iBbSv #DigitalSignage

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