Monitors AnyWhere uses a VGA over LAN  (VoL) technology to create a totally new concept in digital signage. All you require is a single computer and a simple VoL zero client for each monitor to establish full control over all displays and presented content.

You no longer need to:

• Connect each monitor to a computer.

• Connect a graphic card to each display.

• Use a Video Extender (VGA, DVI or HDMI) with all the CAT-5 network cables.

Monitors AnyWhere – A software solution that makes digital signage easy!

•  A single, central computer that controls and monitors all displays.

• Do away with VGA cables and arrays of graphic cards.

• No need to set up a unique network.

• No distance limitations between the main computer and the monitors.

• An economic green solution, providing substantial savings in electricity and hardware

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Monitors AnyWhere runs over a  VGA over LAN  (VoL) technology. VoL zero clients replace graphic card and connect a central computer to each monitor, through a local network.

Each VoL  zero client has its own unique IP address permitting Monitors AnyWhere to communicate directly between the computer and the displays. Using our dedicated software you can search the network and connect the component to the computer.

 

 

 

Monitors Anywhere takes advantage of existing functionality within operating systems called Extended Desktop Mode, through which different content can be displayed simultaneously on multiple screens which are connected to only one computer.

 

The remote monitors – distributed throughout your establishment – are controlled and fed by the Monitors AnyWhere central control system.

 

 

	You can view each monitor
	You have full control over the UI to arrange the displays by places and names
	You have full remote control over each monitor
	You can determine the content displayed on each monitor

 

 

 

Watch the following video to see just how simple it is to install the

Monitors AnyWhere software.

 

 

 

 

 

Watch the following video to see how easy it is to use Monitors AnyWhere .

 

 

 

 

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Operating System:     Windows XP,7 32bit/64bit, Server 2008R2

      New! Windows 8 32bit/64bit, Server 2012

Processor:                  Intel Dual Core or AMD with similar capabilities

Memory:                      At least 2GB RAM

Network:                     10/100/1000base-T Ethernet network

       (Gigabit Ethernet network is recommended)

       or

       Wireless Network

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Notes:

The following VGA over LAN zero clients are tailored to work with the

Monitors AnyWhere solution:

• Atrust m220 Zero Client (based on DisplayLink chip set)
• Atrust m320 Zero Client (based on SMSC chip set)
• PHiStek ZE6000 Gigabit Ethernet Adaptor (based on SMSC chip set)
• GoodWay AE6210A1 Gigabit Ethernet to DVI Adapter (based on DisplayLink chip set)
• HP T200 Zero Client (based on SMSC chip set)
• VideoHome Z-client 1080 (based on DisplayLink chip set)
• StarTech IPUSB2HD2 or IPUSB2VGA (based on DisplayLink chip set)

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1. VGA over LAN  zero clients from different manufacturers should not be installed on the same computer.

2. VGA over LAN zero clients based upon SMSC chipsets are limited to 14 monitors for the following operating systems: XP, Windows7, Server2008, and support up to 20 monitors when Windows8 or Server2012 are installed.

3. VGA over LAN zero clients  based upon DisplayLink chipsets are limited to 6 monitors when Windows XP or Windows 7 is installed, and 14 monitors when Windows MultiPoint Server 2011 or 2012 is installed.

4. VGA over LAN zero clients must be located in the same LAN network segment.

5. .Net Framework 2.0 and above must be installed and enabled on the computer running Monitors AnyWhere.

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