ViewSonic NMP-500 manual Features, TWO Modes of Communication

FEATURES

•Replaces the remote PC that would typically run and drive a plasma or LCD for digital signage

•Network ready for easy installation

•Ready to handle many layers of high-quality graphics, text, and video with integrated Internet Explorer browser, Flash player, and HD player integrated

•Powerful hardware processor for robust and smooth playback of high-definition and Flash content

•Supports a variety of graphics and video formats including full-color, JPEG, Macromedia Flash, and HTML

•MPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG4, WAV support

•Built on open standards to support a wide variety of other vendors' PDPs, LCDs and projectors and it integrates with a multi-vendor networking environment

•Efficient and cost effective solution for digital signage

•Devices can be remotely controlled with a user-friendly web interface from virtually anywhere on a network or the Internet

•Can be managed with Tivella Administration Server (TAS) software and Cisco ACNS software

•Display content in landscape or portrait mode

TWO MODES OF COMMUNICATION

There are two modes of communication with the NMP-500: an HTTP web interface and a Telnet advanced command line interface. This document focuses on the web interface only. Web-based interface is executed using the HTTP protocol.

To start communicating with the NMP-500, follow the step-by-step instructions in the section called SETTING UP THE NMP-500in this guide.

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