Digital Signage Systems

The Cisco® Edge 340 Digital Media Player (DMP) is a unified content storage, delivery, and media platform. It can be used to deliver highly interactive multimedia experiences to your customers and employees, regardless of your business size or vertical industry, for promotional, educational, and entertainment purposes. The Edge 340 makes it possible to store and deliver your content locally or across many dispersed locations from the cloud to digital signs, kiosks, way-finders, IPTV apps, and other connected devices. Ultimately, the Cisco Edge 340 DMP helps your organization communicate, connect, learn, and engage customers and employees in new ways.

Cisco® Vision Series 4 Digital Media Players are the endpoints of a fully deployed Cisco Vision Dynamic Signage solution and provide you the needed flexibility to coordinate, manage, and orchestrate the efficient delivery of customized, engaging digital content from hundreds to thousands of TV displays throughout your venue.

Cisco Vision Dynamic Signage and the Digital Media Players

The digital media player (DMP) renders and displays static and dynamic content on each of the venue's connected displays either standalone, or part of a synchronized video wall or virtual ribbon-board. Each DMP can be powered by Power over Ethernet (PoE) and render HTML5 content in addition and in conjunction with video content.

Differences in capabilities for both software and underlying hardware make up the Cisco Vision Series 4 Digital Media Player product line. The software capabilities and support are captured in the specific Release Notes for Cisco Vision Dynamic Signage Director software releases. This document captures the hardware characteristics of the digital media players.

Some notable capabilities of the Cisco Vision Dynamic Signage Director product include:

Ability to segment TV displays into groups and zones independent of physical location

? Flexible and synchronized content presentation including support for multiple transparent overlays

? Instantaneous change up of venue graphics and playout at any location to support differing events

? Automated display and advancement of content based on incoming trigger, or wall clock time

? Manual intervention and content advancement with ad-hoc ability for a celebration or emergency

? Proof of Play collection per DMP per advertising item for accurate counts of playouts

? Centralized control and software management of all multimedia endpoints (DMPs)

? Role-based access for delegation of roles and responsibilities across venue staff

? Local control designation to groups of TV displays enabling mobile application interaction

Cisco® Vision Series 4 Digital Media Players are the endpoints of a fully deployed Cisco Vision Dynamic Signage solution and provide you the needed flexibility to coordinate, manage, and orchestrate the efficient delivery of customized, engaging digital content from hundreds to thousands of TV displays throughout your venue.

Cisco Vision Dynamic Signage and the Digital Media Players

The digital media player (DMP) renders and displays static and dynamic content on each of the venue's connected displays either standalone, or part of a synchronized video wall or virtual ribbon-board. Each DMP can be powered by Power over Ethernet (PoE) and render HTML5 content in addition and in conjunction with video content.

Differences in capabilities for both software and underlying hardware make up the Cisco Vision Series 4 Digital Media Player product line. The software capabilities and support are captured in the specific Release Notes for Cisco Vision Dynamic Signage Director software releases. This document captures the hardware characteristics of the digital media players.

Some notable capabilities of the Cisco Vision Dynamic Signage Director product include:

• Ability to segment TV displays into groups and zones independent of physical location
• Flexible and synchronized content presentation including support for multiple transparent overlays
• Instantaneous change up of venue graphics and playout at any location to support differing events
• Automated display and advancement of content based on incoming trigger, or wall clock time
• Manual intervention and content advancement with ad-hoc ability for a celebration or emergency
• Proof of Play collection per DMP per advertising item for accurate counts of playouts
• Centralized control and software management of all multimedia endpoints (DMPs)
• Role-based access for delegation of roles and responsibilities across venue staff
• Local control designation to groups of TV displays enabling mobile application interaction

Cisco® Vision Digital Media Players are the endpoints of a fully deployed Cisco Vision Dynamic Signage solution and provide you the needed flexibility to coordinate, manage, and orchestrate the efficient delivery of customized, engaging digital content from hundreds to thousands of TV displays throughout your venue.

Cisco Vision Dynamic Signage and the Digital Media Players

The Digital Media Player (DMP) renders and displays static and dynamic content on each of the venue's connected displays either standalone or be part of a synchronized video wall or virtual ribbon-board. Each DMP can be powered by Power over Ethernet (PoE) and render HTML5 content in addition and in conjunction with video content.

Differences in capabilities for both software and underlying hardware make up the Cisco Vision Digital Media Player product line. The software capabilities and support are captured in the specific release notes for Cisco Vision Dynamic Signage Director software releases. This document captures the hardware characteristics of digital media players.

Some notable capabilities of the Cisco Vision Dynamic Signage Director include:

• Ability to segment TV displays into groups and zones independent of physical location
• Flexible and synchronized content presentation including supportfor multiple transparent overlays
• Instantaneous change up of venue graphics and playout at any location to support differing events
• Automated display and advancement of content based on incoming trigger, or wall clock time
• Manual intervention and content advancement with ad-hoc ability for a celebration or emergency
• Proof of Play collection per Digital Media Player (DMP) per advertising item for accurate counts of playouts
• Centralized control and software management of all multimedia endpoints (DMPs)
• Role-based access for delegation of roles and responsibilities across venue staff
• Local control designation to groups of TV displays enabling mobile application interaction