Indiantelevision.com's Digital Edge: Cayin releases digital signage appliance

Indiantelevision.com's Digital Edge

Cayin to release digital signage players

Indiantelevision.com Team

(18 May 2007 8:05 pm)

MUMBAI: Cayin Technology a Taiwan based company, will release its new networked digital signage players, SMP-PRO3 and SMP-WEB3, at Computex Taipei 2007 (Hall 3, Booth G365, 367), which will be held from 5 to 9 June.

Along with the two new products, Cayin will be showcasing the complete digital signage solution, including compact media players (SMP series), powerful content management server (CMS series), and professional remote management tools for administrators to easily manage larger-scale deployment.

At Computex Taipei 2007, Cayin will be introducing the new launch of digital signage media player, SMP-PRO3 and SMP-WEB3, which feature for their live video input function and create the scenarios for visitors to experience the simulations when the media player integrates live video such as TV, CCTV camera, and DVD input.

SMP-PRO3 is a zone type digital signage media player, which is especially designed for those applications which require displaying video, images, tickers, and time/date. With Cayin's Skin Editor, an intuitive, simple drag and drop tool, users can create totally up to six dedicated areas on the skin. Cayin also provides multiple skin templates and stylish clocks for users to easily create attractive presentations, says an official release.

SMP-Web3 and SMP-Webplus, web-based digital signage media players, support popular web languages, such as HTML, JavaScript, Flash, DHTML, CSS, etc. They are under an open-structure and can easily integrate with customers' existing network facilities. It can also be extended to provide interactive services incorporating with some external devices, such as touch screen.

With Cayin's CMS server, administrators can use a web based management tool to manage multimedia content and system settings of all digital signage players located at different sites centrally and remotely. CMS also features for its access right management. Administrators can use authentication and access control functions to assign authorization to each user to manage respective groups of players.