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Purpose and driving forces of signage
Digital signage has been evolving from the standalone off line devices like DVD players and compact
flash, memory stick or other removable media players
in displays to network connected players. This is
where digital signage has its greatest value of being
dynamically changed.
Instant access to updating allows for rapid changes in
product revisions, availability adjustments, schedule
modification or last minute additions of events and
features. The narrowcasting capabilities of Digital
Signage entails targeted messaging to specific types
of people expected to be at the display point. If the
nature of the audience is likely to change, there again,
you can make fast modifications to tailor the message.

The primary uses are:
1) To inform
2) To educate
3) To promote & advertise
4) To entertain
5) To alert

Digital Signage Advantages
• Targeted messaging to specific types of
people at the display point
• Effectively use Rich Media for attentiongetting and message reinforcement
• Dynamically changes content and schedule
of appearance centrally, leaving no or low
media distribution costs and allowing for rapid
changes in product revisions, availability,
breaking news and last minute events

Signage can serve a number of purposes
including:
• Increase/develop brand, products,
services and awareness
• Increase/develop corporate
communication flow
(employer-employee)
• Increase/facilitate sales/buying behaviors
• Guide/orient target audience for directions
• Increase consumers’ loyalty
• Train/inform employees
• Create an atmosphere
• Decrease long term costs
• Decrease perception of wait
• Improve audience experience
• Support existing marketing tools
• Replace paper costs and distribution
• Convey timetables, room scheduling
• Stream to signage as overflow areas
• Support exhibits
• Add excitement to an entertainment event

Digital Signage Assessment
Who
•

Who is your target audience?
• What sector is this in (Retail, Corporate,
Education, Government, Civic,
Religious, Entertainment, Hospitality,
Restaurant, Conference Center,
Museum)
• Is the signage informational (message
board) or more elaborate attention
getting?
• Is yours a new project or an upgrade?
• What is the time frame for system
decision?

Why

• What is the driving motive to having
the signage? What is your objective?
(branding, education, pushing
information more efficiently, reducing
costs and time in messaging, reducing
printed materials, increasing sales,
directing & navigating, providing news
updates, evacuation or emergency alert
notification).

Where

• How many Display (screen, projector,
LED board) locations desired?
• How many buildings are they in?
• Where are they located in proximity to
each other?
• Do they have the same or different
content?
• To what extent is the content the same?
(where a distributed player may work
vs. a player at each point)
• Are the displays indoors or outdoors?
• What is typically the viewing distance
from screens? How large a screen
might be required? Are there visual
impairment requirements?
• Is this a single screen display point or
side-by-side dual screens with interrelated content on each?
• Is this multiple screens in a wall
showing one content source? Or is
this synchronous multiple screens with
multiple sources, changing content from
one contiguous impression to individual
impressions per screen?
• Is there a preference of display
technology type?
• How important is durability? (metal
chassis)
• Will the display be in reach of the
general public?

• Is this a 24/7 operation? How many
hours of the day will it operate? (more
than 6 is commercial grade displays)
• Do you want automatic, scheduled
powerup and shut down or will you
manually operate?
• How do you visualize the screens would
be mounted? On the wall? From the
ceiling? On heavy, more permanent
floor stands? On roll-about floor stands?
• Are there physical network connections
at each display point?
• How much mobility is desired with the
display points changing location?
• Would you like or need to have wireless
LAN connections to display points?
• Would you prefer not to have signage
on your in-house LAN at all?
• How much do you expect to invest in
the project? (per screen location?)

What

•W
 hat information is being presented?
•D
 o you see the screen as landscape or
portrait?
• How often will the content change?
• Is the content simple? (basic
PowerPoint slides or jpeg images)
•H
 ow many layers or on-screen images /
areas of presentation do you want?
•D
 o you want to update content via
removable media (compact flash) or
have network access to update?
• What file formats will be shown?
• Who is doing content creation?
•D
 o you plan on creating/authoring
the content or will a content service
provide?
•D
 o you want a content service or do you
have an external provider?
• If you plan on creating, what level of
tools do you want? Simple? Or more
elaborate?
•D
 o you have HTML creation abilities?
Flash abilities?
• If you plan on image creating, what
software tools do you already have?
(Graphics: IE-Photoshop / Video: IEFinal Cut, Edius, Vegas / Simple: PPT)
•W
 hat tools would you like supplied to be
trained on? (Camtasia, Edius, Vegas,
X-Point)
•W
 hat real-time feeds would you
consider essential (stock, other RSS)
What would be interesting? (weather,
etc)
• Is there a need for interactivity via touch
screen?
• What would the interactivity do?

• What external devices might trigger an
event on the signage?
• What external devices might be
triggered by the signage schedule?
• Is there the need to feed a video
source (cable, satellite or other) into the
individual display point player or into
multiple players?
• Do you want global monitoring of
a number of players for yourself to
oversee?
• Do you need reporting as a log of what
events played?
• Do you need interrupts for special
bulletins and emergency alerts? Do you
expect this is automated or triggered by
an authorized administrator?
• Do you need meeting room scheduling
for displays at room locations?
• Do you want the content to feed an
inhouse TV distribution info-channel?
• Do you want user access to input their
own info updates to a section of the
screen area or their own slides?
• Video Streaming, other sources?
• Live Cable feeds or network?

How

• Who will you manage the signage to
keep content current and oversee the
functional operation?
• Do you want a turn-key solution where
you assume operation once set-up
or do you want managed services to
operate it for you? What extent to each
is wanted?
• Do you want basic software tools
preconfigured in a ready-to-operate
mode or do you want to build the
framework yourself from design tools?
• Is there any sound playback at the
screens?
• Do you expect to make ad revenues
from your signage? How? Your own
resources? Do you want an ad agency
to sell space on your signage?
• What level of help-desk service
agreement do you want for technical
support?
• How much would expect to pay for a
service and support contract to have
ongoing assistance?

When

• When do you want this deployed?
• How much budgetary information do
you need at this point? (ballpark or
exact quote)

September 2009  Page 3

Digital Signage Workflow
Acquisition and
Content Creation

Storage and
Asset Management

Scheduling and
Playlist Creation

1) Create Content; Render
2) Create Composition
3) Via Management software, transfer file to server and player(s)
4) Set up lists and schedules, for day parts, days of week, etc.
5) Set up any real time or live streams to insert
6) Set up any crawls or windowing desired
7) Set up any control to trigger events or schedule player to control display on/off
8) Set to Monitor or Report- Confirm playback

Display
Transportation
VIA Network
Flat Panel

Distribution

Attract, Inform,
Display

within Store, Business
or Enterprise

Satellite

ADTEC
SignEdje
Dedicated
Infrastructure

Kiosk

Retail Display,
Promotions
and Education
VPN/Internet

Cayin SMP - Pro Series

Projector

Attract, Direct
and Inform

Wireless and Mobile
broadband

WOW media gateway

September 2009  Page 5

Content Creation

Want to create your own content? Below are a few examples of content
creation software for in-house use. Need help with content creation but don’t
know who to go to? Let Starin help you solve your content creation needs.
Stain has a third party relationship with a company that only provides content
creation. There is no competitive threat and they will professionally execute
the job like you would want.

EDIUS 6

EDIUS® nonlinear editing software is designed for any
broadcast and postproduction environment, especially
those using newer, tapeless forms of video recording
and storage. EDIUS 6 offers more than 100 new
features, such as 4K, 2K, and free size project support,
advanced timeline workflow improvements, 16 ISO
multicam support, new source browser, free shape
mask filter, track matte keyer, and AVCHD exporter to
name just a few. The editing engine has been tuned for
better real-time performance, and the enhanced Proxy
Mode opens up exciting possibilities for entirely new
editing workflows.

EDIUS Neo 3

Featuring a basic, entry-level range of tools
and features, EDIUS® Neo 3 software is ideal
for those new to video editing. Yet, it also
provides powerful nonlinear editing features
common to all EDIUS solutions, such as realtime, multi-track, mixed-format HD/SD editing,
chromakeying, titling, and both Blu-ray Disc
and DVD authoring.

Camtasia Studio

Produce HD-quality videos for the web and mobile devices.
No tweaks or technospeak, just sparkling clear video with
compact file sizes...every single time. Camtasia Studio
makes it a piece of cake to share video in the format and
size your audience wants. Mac or PC or iPhone.

Supported formats

• Flash player compatible
(MP4/FLV/SWF)
• iPod/iPhone/iTunes (M4V)
• CD/DVD/lossless export (AVI)

• Silverlight-compatible WMV
• QuickTime (MOV)
• RealMedia (RM)
• Animated GIF
• Audio only (MP3)

Dynamic Digital Signage solutions
CAYIN provides very straight-forward digital signage solutions, including media players, servers,
advanced management software and content-editing software for different vertical markets.

Web Manager

• Manage each player remotely via wired/wireless network.
• Manage each media player through web-based user interface.
• Turn on/off screens or control other devices by RS-232.
• Recover system remotely for easy maintenance.
• Create log files recording the system status for management
and analysis purposes. Add Super Monitor to remotely see
playout from players and SuperReporter to generate advanced
reports
• Manage the player directly as a standalone system or deploy
mutliple units with CAYIN CMS server within a server-client
structure.
.

It’s easy to make a template with Cayin Skin Editor
Skin Editor
Using a simple software
tool that Cayin offers
you... simply choose your
background, select your
zones and add multimedia, slide shows and a
ticker.

CAYIN xPost, the web-based application software, offers a combination of essential tools to
create rich contents for digital signage in different vertical markets. It provides an easy-to-use
platform for instant data entry and further extends the usage of CAYIN SMP-WEB series players
to meet users’ requirements of frequent, daily maintenance.

One package for complete public information displa y

Content Creation Platform for Cayin SMP-Web Series Players

CAYIN xPost offers a powerful suite of content editing software: meetingPost, wayfinderPost, and lobbyPost,
and the highly integrated user interface and database enable you to work more efficiently.

xPost

lobbyPost

Rich and flexible presentation
for lobbies

CAYIN xPost, the web-based
application software, offers a
combination of essential tools to
create rich contents for digital
signage in different vertical markets.
It provides an easy-to-use platform
for instant data entry and further
extends the usage of CAYIN SMPWEB series players to meet users’
requirements of frequent, daily
maintenance.

wayfinderPost

A wide variety of applications for
dynamic public announcements
and direction guiding

meetingPost

Digital signage system dedicated to meeting
room management

Main features

September 2009  Page 7

Four easy steps to create a signage
xPost provides the content editing platform with easy operational workflow, which comprises the following four steps:

Zone-type Media Player (SMP-PRO Series)
This series is designed for applications which only require displaying video, graphics and tickers.
SMP-PROPLUS

SMP-PRO4
•
•
•
•

6 zones
Fanless design
Portrait mode
Local A/V (S-Video)
Input

•
•
•

7 zones
HD 720p video
Landscape and
portrait display
2 videos

•

Web-based Media Player (SMP-WEB Series)
This series is designed for advanced and interactive applications via HTML, Flash, etc.
SMP-WEB4
•
•
•
•
•

Fanless design
HD 720 video
AV-in
DVI
Landscape display

SMP-WEBDUO

SMP-WEBPLUS
•
•
•

•

HD 720p video
Landscape and
portrait display
2 videos

•
•
•
•

Full HD 1080p
video
Dual display
Landscape
and portrait
display
DVI
2/4 videos

Content Management Server (CMS)
CMS is the dedicated digital signage server for remote and central management over IP network.
CMS-Performance

•
•
•
•

Max. 8 video
streaming channels
Unlimited user account
CPU 2.4 GHz
1G bps Ethernet

CMS-Mini

•
•
•
•

Max. 1 video streaming
channel
Max. 30 accounts
CPU 1GHz
100Mbps Ethernet

Advanced Management Software
ContentEditing
Application
Software xPost

This web-based
application
software, is
especially designed to provide
predesigned templates and
an easy-to-use platform for
instant data entry for different
vertical markets, such as hotels,
convention centers, etc.

Super Monitor 3

SuperMonitor 3 is the advanced
management software dedicated for CAYIN
digital signage network. Incorporated
with CAYIN CMS server, the software
greatly enhances managerial functions,
assisting administrators in monitoring and
configuring multiple CMS servers and SMP
players simultaneously by simply clicking,
selecting, and drag-n-drop.billing reports.

Super Reporter 2

SuperReporter 2 is the advanced reporting
software dedicated for CAYIN digital
signage network. Incorporated with
CAYIN SMP players, the software assists
administrators in generating playback and
system status reports instantly for multiple
digital signage networks.

dates and start to book rooms!
meetingPost also features for its search function, which can automatically
available rooms for a specified period of time.

xPost 3 integrated modules:

wayfinderPost

One package for complete public information display. CAYIN xPost offers a powerful suite of
content editing software: wayfinderPost, lobbyPost
and provides
meetingPost
the highly
integrated
wayfinderPost
variousand
templates,
which
can be applied in differen
user interface and database enable you to work
more efficiently.
Applications
include, but not limited to, the following four examples.

1. wayfinderPost

Meeting Information and Direction

wayfinderPost provides various
templates, which can be applied
in different occasions with great
flexibility such as meeting information and directions, floor plans
or promote special events.

Integrated with meetingPost, wayfinderPost

Application Software

can retrieve meeting information

automatically and display today’s meeting on
the screen, along with the direction of the
meeting room. It can improve the traffic flow

lobbyPost

and guide the event participants to the right
meeting room.

2. lobbyPost

Application Software

Each template of lobbyPost contains multiple areas for a variety of combinations of guest room information,

Each template of lobbyPost contains multiple areas for a variety
of combinations of guest room inforFloor Plan
currency exchange, weather information, images, Flash, video, and ticker. You can follow the pre-configured
mation, currency exchange, weather information, images, Flash,
video,can
and
ticker.
You can
follow the
wayfinderPost
assist
in creating
a simple
usages or modify the data type of each area to create your own ideal lobby display.
pre-configured
usages or modify the data type of each areafloor
to create
your own
ideal
lobby display.
plan by selecting
build-in
symbols,

entering
information about each floor, and
Pre-Configured Template
Changing
Data the
Type
Pre-designed
templates for fast adoption
uploading self-designed pictures.

1
2
1
2
1 Logo
1 Logo with animated effect by Flash
meetingPost,
wayfinderPost,
and
lobbyPost are all installed with various
Application Software
2
2 Time
portrait and landscape templatesTime
that allow users to create signage easily and
3
4
3
4
3 Weather
3 Room Type & Tariff (text and image)
quickly. Users can also customize
displays by changing logo, background
4
4
Video
Video
image, as well as colors and sizes of texts based on actual needs.

lobbyPost

5 Room Type & Tariff (pure text)

5 Weather

Web-based UI for easy remote management
5

6

5

6 Exchange Rate

6

6 Animated ads by Flash or image slide show

Image
7 Green Background
7 User-designed Orange Background Image
7 contains multiple
Each
template
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for a variety
of combinations
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xPost
provides
a web-based
userareas
interface,
designed
to be simple
can sit in front of
currency exchange, weather information, images, Flash, video, and ticker. You can follow the pre-configured
any
computer
and
remotely
change
the
information
displayed
in
the
lobby,
outside
meeting
rooms,
and in the
usages or modify the data type of each area to create your own ideal lobby display.

3. meetingPost

Room
type
and tariff:
users
can show
type, quantity,
tariff, availability,
and other
picturefacilities.
of guest rooms.
You
can
process
online
booking
for room
all meeting
and banquet
rooms, and
To
hallway.
Pre-Configured
Template
Changing Data Type
Currency
exchange
rate:
users
can
input
information
at
maximum
three
columns:
country,
andto
sell
and buy rates.
arrange events on monthly and weekly calendars, simply click on the dates and start
book
1
2
1
2
1 Logo
1 Logo with animated effect by Flash
Weather:
users
can
enter
data
manually
or
retrieve
weather
information
automatically
from
the
Internet.
rooms! meetingPost also features for its search function, which can automatically find available

rooms for a specified period of time, usages or modify the data type of each area to create your
meetingPost
2 Time

3

4

2 Time

3

3 Weather

4

xPost system structure

4 Video
own ideal lobby display.

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Three types
types of
of presentation
meetings
Admin PC

3 Room Type & Tariff (text and image)

4 Video

5 Room Type & Tariff (pure text)

5

6

7

7 Green Background Image

Single meeting

5 Weather

5

6 Exchange Rate

Adminstrator

6
7

6 Animated ads by Flash or image slide show
7 User-designed Orange Background Image

Meeting list

SMP-WEB
series player

Display
details
outofall
the rooms.
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show room
type, quantity, tariff, availability, and List
picture
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rate:
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information
at
maximum
three
columns:
country,
and
sell and buy rates.
Server
meeting or retrieve weather information automatically
meetings
of the
wayfinderPost
Weather: users
can enter data manually
from the
Internet.
lobbyPost
meetingPost

xPost system structure

xPost system structure
Room booking system

Admin PC
Adminstrator

day

LAN
WAN*
Intranet
SMP-WEB
series player

SMP-WEB
series player
Screen
lobby

You can process online booking for all meeting and banquet rooms, and other
SMP-WEB
xPost ServerTo arrange events on monthly and weekly calendars, simply click on the
facilities.
series player
wayfinderPost
* We strongly suggest that xPost
lobbyPost
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dates
andbestart
tostable
book
rooms!
should
used in
network
meetingPost
CMS (optional)
meeting room
SMP-WEB
environment.
distribute video files
series player
LAN
meetingPost also features for its
search function, which can automatically find
WAN*
available rooms for a specifiedIntranet
period of time.

xPost system requirements

* We strongly suggest that xPost
should be used in stable network
environment.

wayfinderPost
Operating System:

SMP-WEB
series player

Screen

Integrated
lobby display
A combination of
“single meeting”
and “integrated
Screen
display”
meeting room

Screen
hallway

Screen
hallway

CMS (optional)
distribute video files

Windows® XP or Windows® Vista

September 2009  Page 9

1024templates,
x 768 or above
recommended
Display Resolution:
wayfinderPost
provides
various
whichiscan
be applied in different occasions with great flexibility.
xPost
system
requirements

Applications
include, but notIntel®
limited
to, the following
four examples.
Pentium®
4 compatible
CPU or above
Processor:

Operating System:

Windows® XP or Windows® Vista

Digital Signage Decoder/Player
SignEdje 4 - Flash Memory 4 GB
SignEdje 8 - Flash Memory 8 GB
All models feature:
- MPEG 2 & MPEG 4 decoding
- Up to 720p and 1080i resolutions
- 25 Mbps data speed decoding
- External Power Supply
Video Outputs:
- One decode configurable to
DVI-I or Composite (BNC)
Audio Outputs:
- S/PDIF digital audio (RCA
female), Analog stereo audio
(L/R RCA)

Advanced application - You can have the signEdje play videos and insert a graphic ID overlay, create
a crawl of text info, insert real-time feeds at specific times, take a live feed from any video source for an
announcement, have a recorded file on a remote server play by a trigger at the display site or activated
from another system (i.e. life safety), have external control begin files on the signEdje (touch panel
control) or have the signEdje control external devices, like turning on & off the display during off hours.

Edje4111 HD - 80 GB HD

Features:
- MPEG 2 & MPEG 4 decoding
- Up to 720p and 1080i resolutions
- 25 Mbps data speed decoding
- Internal Power Supply
Video Outputs: - One decode configurable
to DVI-I or Composite (BNC). Cable
required for VGA, YUV, HDMI,
RGBHV and RGB.
Audio Outputs: - S/PDIF digital audio (RCA
female), Unbalanced analog stereo
audio (1/8” female)

Soloist HD Pro - 160 GB HD

Broadcast Quality Player Decoder
- MPEG2, MPEG4, 720p & 1080i media player
- Up to 1080i resolution
- Video aspect format: 4x3 or 16x9

- Scheduling/Control software included
- 19” rack-mountable
- Supports AVC/H.264

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame using Adtec
them to perform quickly.”

There are 16 signEdjes and monitors divided into
four pods in the Roots and Influences exhibit. Each
pod contains four signEdjes delivering content to
four 40-inch flat panel LCD displays in portrait
mode to create a large synchronous video wall.
They feature video collages that describe the past
music legends that affect the artistry of current day
superstars.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Acme Professional integrated 36 Adtec Digital signEdje high definition MPEG
2 digital media servers into the Rock and Roll Hall
of Fame ANNEX NYC. The 25,000 square foot
museum, which opened Nov. 2008 in New York’s
SoHo district, is an experiential, technologicallyadvanced exhibition focusing on the greatest moments in rock history.
As the integrator for the project, Acme Professional wanted to create a complex audio visual system
that could be installed with a minimum amount of
building infrastructure and a maximum amount of
central control to allow flexibility to fine tune the
exhibits to the client’s needs. The goal of the installation was to have reliable synchronous playback
with very high video quality and show control capability at a very attractive price.
One of the challenges Acme faced when designing
the layout was the limited space available.
“We realized that we could place the servers in direct proximity to projectors and flat panel displays
allowing us to keep the video cable run very short
and maximize signal quality, installing a single
inexpensive CAT-5 cable for show control of the
signEdjes,” said Tom Clark, principal of Acme Professional. “The signEdjes are quite efficient; they
draw almost no power and loading and function
are a quick process and their tremendous operational flexibility doesn’t stand in the way of getting

In John Lennon: The New York City Years, four
signEdjes are being used individually, driven by
specific content including John and Yoko’s art films
and home movies. In other areas of the museum,
signEdjes show footage of concerts and interviews
and in some cases collages of multiple archival
films related to specific rock and roll artists.

Digital Signage Unity
ADTEC Decoder/Players
• Solid Video EngineMPEG 2 & 4 SD-HD
• Synchronize for
multi-view walls
• signEdje decoders
• mediaHub HD encoders

• Ad Insertion, Stream
insertion
• Admin-to-one and
Group management
software

HYUNDAI • Reliable 24/7 Operation
• Multi-screen matrix built-in
• Tempered Glass Options
• Displays Range from 40” to 70”
Your Supply Partner

www.starin.biz
(800) 846-5606

September 2009  Page 11

Plasma / LCD Displays

Narrow bezel - 0.7 inch

TH32LR20U

TH37LRU20

TH42LF20U

TH50PF20U

TH58PF20U

32” Class 720p High Definition
Hospitality LCD Display
Resolution: 1,366 x 768 pixels
Contrast Ratio: 18,000 : 1

37” Class 720p High Definition
Hospitality LCD Display
Resolution: 1,366 x 768 pixels
Contrast Ratio: 18,000 : 1

42” Full HD LCD
Digital Signage Display
Resolution: 1,920 x 1,080 pixels
Contrast Ratio: 1,000 : 1

Narrow bezel - 0.7 inch

TH47LF20U

47” Full HD LCD
Digital Signage Display
Resolution: 1,920 x 1,080 pixels
Contrast Ratio: 1,000 : 1

50” Class 1080P
FULL-HD Plasma Display
Resolution: 1,920 x 1,080 pixels
Contrast Ratio: 5,000,000:1

58” Class Professional Series
Full HD Plasma Display
Resolution: 1,920 x 1,080 pixels
Contrast Ratio: 5,000,000:1

TH65PF20

65” Class Professional Series
Full HD Plasma Display
Resolution: 1,920 x 1,080 pixels
Contrast Ratio: 5,000,000:1

TH-85PF12U

85” Class Professional Series, 1080p Full-HD Plasma
Resolution: 1,920 x 1,080 pixels
Contrast Ratio: 40,000:1

LCD Dignage Displays - Ideal for Wide Open Spaces

Large-screen
displays
N-CLASS
PANASONIC
LCD FULL-HD
designed especially for
AYS,digital
SOFTWARE
AND PLAYER HARDWARE
signage use transmit

information with sharp,
clear images, in open
ED TO WORK TOGETHER FOR OPTIMAL PERFORMANCE AND RELIABILITY
spaces such as airports,
commercial facilities, cafes
and restaurants.

Digital Signage

Panasonic has partnered with CoolSign® – a global leader in digital signage software – to
offer your customers a solid,
digital signage
makes distributing,
CoolSign
Digital platform
Signagethat
Software
Platform controlling and
displaying digital media on networked Panasonic Full-HD LCDs both easy and affordable.
Specifically designed for digital signage media, messages can incorporate still images, full-motion
This solution takes the guesswork
out of signage
solutions
andsound.
is the
perfect
way to
graphics and broadcast-quality
video,
with or without
Message
elements
cansell
be designed to
digital signage technology to a wide customer base – with an overboxed package under a
change automatically at any time.
single SKU. All equipment arrives at one time for a simplified installation with fewer chance
of work crew delays or confusion.
Panasonic Digital Signage Packages are ideal for various applications:
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Advertising/Promotion
Panasonic Digital Signage
Packages are
Increase sales and promote featured products by targeting customers
ideal for various applications:

• Advertising/Promotion where they congregate or make purchasing decisions. In retail stores,
• Information/Notification dealerships, banks, transportation hubs and more, digital signage puts
• Wayfinding/Product Information
your message in front of your target audience, when and where it
onic Digital
• LiveSignage
Video/Entertainment
counts most.
ncludes:• And more

ull-HD LCD Digital Signage
42" or 47" LF20U

Information/Notification

Deliver up-to-the-minute information that alerts and notifies your
The Panasonic Digital Signage
Package includes:
audience in real time. Manage expectations, save time and expense
igital Signage
Player Software
• Panasonic Full-HD LCD Digital Signage Displays
by distributing correct information quickly at airport and train
– 42” or 47” LF20U
edia player
with
embedded
• CoolSign Digital Signage Player
Software
gates,
concourses, kiosks and more.
ystem • Powerful Media Player with embedded operating system
• Custom mounting for Panasonic display and media player
Highest quality, cut to length HDMI,
RS232 control, and power
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Information
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display
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Digital Information Display
Sony Large Panel Displays deliver
remarkable resolution, accurate color
reproduction and long panel life

FWD-S42H1
The FWD-S42H1 42” LCD display has features which make it ideal for use in digital
signage and broadcast applications. With an
unmatched combination of thin bezel, full High
Definition resolution and high brightness panel.
• Resolution: 1920 x 1080
• Contrast: 1000:1; Brightness: 700cd/m2
FWDS42H1TOUCH
42” Interactive LCD Touch Screen

FWD-S42E1
The FWD-S42E1 42” flat, wide display monitor
has the key features of the public displays, Full
HD, Slim Bezel, Portrait Installation, Network
Reporting, Digital Interface and achieved low
power consumption in normal operation.
• Resolution: 1920 x 1080
• Contrast: 1000:1; Brightness: 500cd/m2

Digital Information Display
FWD-S47H1
47inch Full HD Thin Bezel LCD
The FWD-S47H1 47” LCD display has features
which make it ideal for use in digital signage
and broadcast applications. With an unmatched
combination of thin bezel, full High Definition
resolution and high brightness panel.
• Resolution: 1920 x 1080
• Contrast: 1000:1; Brightness: 700cd/m2
FWDS47H1TOUCH
47” Interactive LCD Touch Screen

GXD-L52H1
52inch Full HD Ruggedized LCD ideal for use in
digital signage advertising applications in semi-outdoor environments such as train stations, airports,
convention centers, stadiums, and others.
• Resolution: 1920 x 1080
• Contrast: 800:1; Brightness: 500cd/m2
• IP30 Rated Dust Resistant, Tamper Resistant

GXD-L65H1
65inch Full HD Ruggedized LCD ideal for use in
digital signage advertising applications in semioutdoor environments such as train stations,
airports, convention centers, stadiums, and others.
• Resolution: 1920 x 1080
• Contrast: 2500:1; Brightness: 700cd/m2
• Multi-Display formats 1x2, 1x3, 1x4, 2x1, 3x1, 4x1,
2x2, 3x3, 4x4

September 2009  Page 15

Wallplate Baluns
Display Mounts

Flat Panel Display Mounts & Carts

Video Wall System for
up to 50” displays
Contact Starin for configuration.

Atlas - Flat-Panel Mounts
Atlas Flat Wall Mounts combine superior stability
and security to create a solid platform for your
large screen flat-panel display. They come in a
variety of types such as: tilting, rotating, ceiling
and more.
Infinity - Swingout Wall Mounts
Swingout arm mounts are available
for all sizes of flat panels. Choose
from scissor-style, radial glide or
swingout arm.

UNI-DS+AUDIO
Universal Flat Panel
Mount with Audio

Terra - Floor stands & Carts
Mount one or two flat panels to
these strong, stable stands and
carts. Display in your business or
for educational use.

Rack-Mountable Baluns

DIGI-HD-UHR2 Balun
HDMI up to 300’ over a
single twisted pair cable.

DIGI-HD-8X8 High-Definition
Twisted Pair Matrix
A true matrix switcher, the
DIGI-HD-8X8 features eight
HDMI inputs, eight HDMI
outputs and eight twisted pair
extender outputs.

Distribution Amplifier Baluns
DIGI-DVI-F DVI-D Active
Balun Set
transmits a high-definition
DVI-D (digital visual interface)
up to 150 feet over two
unshielded twisted pair cables,
such as Cat 5e or Cat 6.

Wallplate Baluns

AVO-V1A2-WP110 Composite Video
& Audio Wallplate Balun Transmits
composite video and stereo analog audio
signals over standard unshielded twisted
pair cabling, such as Cat 5 or Cat 6.

Intelix DIGI-HD-4X2 HighDefinition Twisted Pair Matrix
Four HDMI inputs, two HDMI
outputs and two twisted pair
extender outputs. The matrix
supports 1080i and 1080p highdefinition video, and is HDMI
1.3b compliant.

AVDA-8-F Audio/
Video Distribution
Amplifier Balun
Distributes two
channels of audio
and video to 8
destinations via CAT5
AVO-VGA2-WP Passive
VGA & Stereo Audio
Balun Transmits VGA
video up to 450 feet
-- no power required-and stereo audio up to
2,500 feet over standard
unshielded twisted pair
cable.

AVO-USB extender set Transmits low and full
speed USB signals over twisted pair cabling.
The set extends low speed USB 1.0 and 2.0
signals up to 330 feet, and full speed USB 1.0
and 2.0 signals up to 100 feet.

Audio-Video distribution devices
711N & 712N
Composite
Video &
Stereo
Audio over
Twisted Pair
Transmitter.

TP-305A 1:5
Computer Graphics
Video, Audio &
RS-232 Twisted
Pair Receiver &
Distribution Amplifier

TP121 and
TP122
twisted pair
transmitter
and receiver
for VGA
signals.

TP-551 and TP552 twisted pair
transmitter and
receiver for HDMI
signals.

TP-310A 1:10
Computer Graphics
Video, Audio &
RS-232 Twisted
Pair Receiver &
Distribution Amplifier
September 2009  Page 17

Digital Signage Order Worksheet
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

8
9
10
11
12
13
14

How many displays do you require?

• Hyundai Commercial grade metal chassis LCD in sizes 32”-70”
• Panasonic Professional LCD and Plasmas in sizes from 32”-65”
• Sony provides Professional LCD in sizes from 42 & 47”

Is the display in a public area,
requiring tempered glass?

• Hyundai MLG versions – special order

Is a Kiosk enclosure version needed?

• Hyundai has Indoor and Outdoor – special order

Multi-screen for video wall needed?

• Panasonic and Hyundai have units with internal processing to split a
single source image across multiple screens – Hyundai special order
depending on size

Ultra thin bezel for wall needed?
How bright do you want the screens?

How do you want to mount the screens?

• Hyundai provides 46” – special order
• Basic brightness is 4-500;
Hyundai has 700 and 1500 models – special order
• Ceiling mount for monitor 		
ECM-3763S
• Tilt wall mount for monitor 		
CTM-MS2
• Floor stand for monitor (add CTM-MS2)
PSD-TS
• Double sided floor stand (add 2- CTM-MS2) PSD-CS
• Rolling floor stand for monitor 		
VFI PMS-FLB & PM-CMP

What is your on-premise network connection?

With a terrestrial to the premises will distribution
locally be wired or Wifi to the players?

On the client’s network or setting up an
independent one?
Wired-on LAN - Go to # 10
Adtec, Cayin Ordering
Wifi - Go to # 16 Cayin

Do you want full screen, highest quality video?
Multiple screens synchronized? Local ad insertion? Encryption?

Yes - Go to #11 Adtec ordering
for produced video using these features
No - Go to #13 Cayin
for Info-based layered video

Adtec Ordering: What size of storage space do
you need on the local player?

SIGNEDJE-HD
SIGNEDJE-HD-4
SIGNEDJE-HD-8
EDJE4111-HD
SOLOISTHD-PRO

Adtec Ordering: Do you want to manage individual
players or a group of say more than 3?
Cayin Ordering: Do you have HTML design capabilities
and want graphics that will do web functions
or do you want a simple content management
for use with basic media files?
Cayin Ordering: With simple content management,
what storage size do you need, what output do you want
and do you want portrait view?

no storage
4 GB solid state
8 GB solid state
80GB
300GB

For group management – MediaManager Server
• MMS-L 0.5 terrabyte
• MMS-M 1 terrabyte
• MMS-H 2 terrabytes
HTML GO TO #15
SIMPLE GO TO #14

SMP-WEB series
SMP-PRO series

SMP-PRO4 160GB VGA & DVI-D Outs; 1280x1024 Display & 720p
Video; 7-Zones on-screen- one background, one multimedia,
two slide show, two ticker, one clock/date; Local video input
SMP-PROPLUS above with 1920x1200 Display, VGA only, Supports
Portrait; Added multimedia zone for Info-based layered screen

15 Cayin Ordering: For players requiring knowledge of

creating content with HTML/Flash, what storage size do
you need, what output do you want, do you want touch
screen or dual screen with one unit?

16
17
18

19
20
21

Cayin Ordering: Do you want a dual screen display with
individual content from one player?

23
24

SMP-WEBPLUS VGA only, 1600x1200 or 1080p

SMP-WEBDUO 320 GB; dual DVI outs

Cayin Ordering: Do you want the player on the Wifi network?

SMP-OPT-WIFI wifi option

Cayin Ordering: Do you want to manage a small or large
group of players? Central grouping, scheduling, streaming,
monitoring, access right management & emergency. For management of 1 or 2 players, a CMS is not required.

CMS-Mini 	160GB 6 user accounts, up to
40 players, 1 Composite Video In
CMS-Perf 4 	160GB Unlimited user accounts,
250 Players, 4 Composite Video Ins
CMS-Perf 8 	160GB Unlimited user accounts,
250 Players, 8 Composite Video Ins

Cayin Ordering: Do you want monitoring or reporting?

Cayin Ordering: Do you want monitorong or reporting?

Do you want to distribute one player to several screens?
Call for additional screens

22

SMP-WEB4 160GB VGA& DVI-D, 2048x2048
Display; Plays 720p video, Supports HTML/
Flash playback; Video input; HID Touch

X-Post predetermined templates for easy to data entry:
Lobby-post, Meeting-post,Wayfinder-post

Super Monitor live status of performance
Super Reporter logging reports

Select # of screens to distribute video signals over HDMI:
• Kramer VM-4HDMI DA 1 to 4 screens
• Kramer VM-8HDMI DA 1 to 8 screens
Order qty to # for sending video signal over CAT 5
• Key Digital UTP Xmit/Rcvrs

Content Creation ordering: Do you have e-media
production capabilities or do you want a simple object

For creative tools GO TO 29
For simple, go to Cayin #18

Content Creation ordering: Do you want to
produce videos?

For video editing order
Grass Valley Edius Neo
Grass Valley Edius Pro

Content Creation ordering: Do you want to capture
your PC screen to record PowerPoints, etc?

For screen capture order

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