Grant's Perspective on ... Sharp PNL802B monitor now compatible with Microsoft Lync
The Sharp PNL802B interactive monitor is now compatible with the Crestron RL unified communication system. Crestron RL control systems are designed with Crestron hardware and Microsoft Lynx software.
This compatibility is welcomed by Microsoft Lync users as it provides an additional monitor choice of monitor that will be supported by Microsoft.
Contact Inland AV for more information on Sharp Aquos interactive display.
Grant
Showing posts with label Sharp HD monitors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sharp HD monitors. Show all posts
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Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Sharp Introduces 20" Multi-Touch Monitor
Grant's Perspective on ... the LL-S201A, 20", HD, multi-touch monitor will be shipping next month (March, 2013).
The monitor will recognize 10 touch points at one time and will work with both fingers and a 2 mm tip touch pen and is Windows 8 compatible. A neat feature is the 180 degree rotate icon that will enable quick flipping of the image when working face-to-face with people across a table. No turning the monitor.
The photo below shows the monitor with the 75 degree stand that is suited for using the monitor as a PC display. It can also be propped up at a 10 degree angle for writing and typing with an on-screen keyboard and can also lay flat, so that several people can view at once.
The monitor has a listed maximum resolution of 1920 x 1080 and feature 15.4 mm bezel, 25 mm at its thickest point and weighs 2.3 kg.
For more information on interactive monitors contact your closest Inland AV location.
Grant
The monitor will recognize 10 touch points at one time and will work with both fingers and a 2 mm tip touch pen and is Windows 8 compatible. A neat feature is the 180 degree rotate icon that will enable quick flipping of the image when working face-to-face with people across a table. No turning the monitor.
The photo below shows the monitor with the 75 degree stand that is suited for using the monitor as a PC display. It can also be propped up at a 10 degree angle for writing and typing with an on-screen keyboard and can also lay flat, so that several people can view at once.
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| Sharp LL-S201A Multi-Touch Monitor |
For more information on interactive monitors contact your closest Inland AV location.
Grant
Friday, October 12, 2012
Sharp Aquos Interactive Board Pensoftware Update
Grant's Perspective on ... Sharp releases Pensoftware Updater patch 2.5 with Touch Display Launcher.
Grant
If you have a Sharp Aquos interactive monitor, you will want to download the new software update. The new Touch Display Launcher application enables you to launch software applications by pen or touch. Applications are displayed on the monitor's desktop and can be rotated to select the application you want to open.
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| Sharp Product Download Webpage |
To download the software: Please follow these steps:
Step 2: Select a resource - Software
Step 3: Select a product Category - Aquos board
Step 4: Select a Product - the model # you have.
Step 5: Click Search
Step 6 Click Updater 2.5 zip - this will download the Sharp Pensoftware Updater patch 2.5 with Touch Display
Launcher
Please note: You must have a copy of
Pensoftware installed on your PC to take advantage of this update.
Grant
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
QuadPixel: Seeing It Is Believing
Grant's Perspective on ... seeing the yellow pixel demonstration at InfoComm.
As a follow up to the June 4 post on the Sharp QuadPixel technology, I had a demo of the unit at InfoComm. I am really impressed with the reproduction of the yellow and blue colour spectrum. I was also very surprised at how bright the monitor is. See the picture of the monitor and our Sharp representative Joe below.
I am pleased that Sharp has introduced a Blue Ray player with RS-232 control. This will be welcomed by control system programmers.
I also wanted to send out congratulations to Sharp and their XG-P560W DLP projector for winning the Best Video Projection Product/10K Lumen or Less category.
Grant
As a follow up to the June 4 post on the Sharp QuadPixel technology, I had a demo of the unit at InfoComm. I am really impressed with the reproduction of the yellow and blue colour spectrum. I was also very surprised at how bright the monitor is. See the picture of the monitor and our Sharp representative Joe below.
I am pleased that Sharp has introduced a Blue Ray player with RS-232 control. This will be welcomed by control system programmers.
I also wanted to send out congratulations to Sharp and their XG-P560W DLP projector for winning the Best Video Projection Product/10K Lumen or Less category.
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Lounge to Videoconference Classroom
Grant's Perspective on ... turning a lounge into a videoconference classroom.
I was working on-site yesterday at a local university. We were going through the final audio tests making sure the system was working as planned. Everything went well and as I was ready to leave I surveyed the room and commented on how the room has changed in the last two months. What had been a "smoking" lounge (back when those types of things were allowed) has been transformed into a distance education classroom for nursing students.
It is amazing what positive change can happen with a little help from technology. Nursing students in Winnipeg will have some of their lectures delivered from a professor in Ottawa.
System Overview:
- HD Tandberg videoconference system.
- Additional Vaddio HD camera.
- Two 65" Sharp HD monitors (pictured) as well as an third ceiling mounted monitor for the podium presenter.
- Podium and wireless microphones for the presenter and a boundary microphone system for the students.
- Large 12" AMX touch screen panel that controls the videoconference system, audio system, DVD player, computer systems and room lighting. See the close up picture of the AMX touch screen below. Note that the picture of me in the top right hand is the HD camera focused on the podium.
I can't wait for the school year to start and see the technology in action. Another case of "Improved Communication from Technology Integration . . . and a lot of other cool stuff too !"
Grant
I was working on-site yesterday at a local university. We were going through the final audio tests making sure the system was working as planned. Everything went well and as I was ready to leave I surveyed the room and commented on how the room has changed in the last two months. What had been a "smoking" lounge (back when those types of things were allowed) has been transformed into a distance education classroom for nursing students.
It is amazing what positive change can happen with a little help from technology. Nursing students in Winnipeg will have some of their lectures delivered from a professor in Ottawa.
System Overview:
- HD Tandberg videoconference system.
- Additional Vaddio HD camera.
- Two 65" Sharp HD monitors (pictured) as well as an third ceiling mounted monitor for the podium presenter.
- Podium and wireless microphones for the presenter and a boundary microphone system for the students.
- Large 12" AMX touch screen panel that controls the videoconference system, audio system, DVD player, computer systems and room lighting. See the close up picture of the AMX touch screen below. Note that the picture of me in the top right hand is the HD camera focused on the podium.
I can't wait for the school year to start and see the technology in action. Another case of "Improved Communication from Technology Integration . . . and a lot of other cool stuff too !"
Grant
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