...for beginners to master. • Eliminates IT and security headaches. • Supports links to touch screens and motion detection devices. • Literature • iCOMPEL Brochure • Digital Signage Capabilities Brochure • Our product range within Digital Signage...

...physical and Data link layer protocol today. Most common are Ethernet over twisted pair to connect end systems, and fiber optic versions for site backbones. It is standardized as IEEE 802.3. • The older versions of Ethernet are known as Thick ...

...and or multiple slower links using Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) • The MediaCento IPX can be configured with multiple sources and screens. We recommend different switches for different configurations, depending on the number of sources a...

...cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength. For example, the proposed link length for 50-micron cable is 500 meters in contrast with 220 meters for 62.5-micron cable. • Migration • Standards now exist that cov...

...names, such as I-link and Lynx, to describe IEEE 1394. FireWire promises to integrate personal computers with the world of consumer electronics. • Because FireWire is an all-digital interface, there's no need to convert digital data into anal...

...your source and the link, make sure it handles EDID. If possible, force the source (for instance, a Blu-ray player) to output HDMI video with RGB color encoding instead of Component (YPbCr) video encoding. • Problem 4: White noise or “snow” on-s...

...single- or dual-link DVI input and flexibly displays it on up to four output monitors. • Freely scale and position • Create individually-shaped video wall designs with display video sources freely scaled and positioned, including rotations o...

...It supports: • Single-link, 225-MHz (6.75-Gbps) bandwidth for sharp, full-motion rendering. • Synchronised video and audio with no perceivable delay. • Deep Colour resolutions for enhanced colour depth. • Digital equalisation control on the receiv...