Although the requirements were very simple (to display images with transition effects) we delivered a solution that was simple and easy to use but most importantly one that had value added benefits.

Uploading content to the player is easy. The store owner needs to open up a locked compartment on the side of the screen and plugs a USB dongle into the port. The player automatically synchronises the content from the USB port to a CF card. Once the synchronisation completes, the store owner just removes the USB dongle and closes the compartment. Yes it’s that easy!!!

The unit was a 42″ LCD with an internal digital signage player that hangs outside the main restaurant window. It catches the attention of any person that walks by – obviously the main reason for installing digital signage. The system is controlled via a remote control – once again very simple to use. If you’ve used a DVD remote control before, then this one is just as easy.

Since the restaurant only opens for dinner, the screen looks amazing at night. The images of several mouth watering dishes are continuously displayed in a loop with random transition effects. Have a look at some of the photos we took:

Do you want to …

• have your food speak for itself
• increase the number of orders
• provide more than just food with ease and convenience
• enhance your customer’s dining experience without the expensive price tag?

If the answer to any of these is YES then advertise me we can build you a digital signage solution that is superior to anything currently on the market.

Whether you are a take away store or a fine dining restaurant, we can build you a digital signage solution that is superior to anything currently on the market.

With Advertise Me you can:

• present visual images of dishes of the day
• replace or enhance menus such as the blackboard specials
• provide subtle entertainment and information
• help make events and functions more memorable with slideshows, music, music clips or showing video messages

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There are three components at back of the stand:

1. one is to access the back of the screen which includes the system boards and speakers

2. a small panel to access the network port, CF card and USB port

3. bottom of the panel to access the run the network cable

By removing several screws, and two pins on the power switch you can then remove the LCD screen from the enclosure.

Putting the screen back into the stand was quite straight forward and didn’t take that long. In one of the future posts we’ll show you how easy it is to manage the stand. If you need a digital signage stand or even a quote for your project let us know.

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