OneLan

Digital signage is one of the most effective ways of communicating a message to your customers and staff. Smarter Interactive are recommending OneLan as an ideal solution to provide flexibility and scalability. The OneLan Net-Top-box is a small high-speed network appliance with built-in web server allowing users to configure scheduled, zoned multi-media content for a variety of display screens.

Sharp, Clear Images
OneLan works with any LCD, CRT, Plasma or projector, and displays all content in high-resolution output (up to 1280x1024), which means that text and graphics are crystal clear and easily viewable from a distance.

Compelling content at the touch of a button
OneLan lets you capture live text feeds and information direct from the Internet. For example these can include the latest news or sport from the BBC or Sky News. You can even display Freeview TV channels via the built in tuner or external device (subject to service provider agreement).

Totally Reliable
OneLan is based on proven industry standard high-speed PC hardware running the Linux operating system. It is highly reliable and will deliver your displayed messages whether you are there or not.

Easy to Use
OneLan's software means that any member of staff can update the displayed messaging with the minimum of training. You input information through a set of simple, familiar web browser pages, which allows you to upload all sorts of media files, including video, audio, animation, graphics and scrolling text.

Flexible
OneLan lets you split the display into zones, each of which is independently controlled. Create playlists for each zone, which determine the sequence the content is displayed in. Once the playlists are set up, there is no limit to the number of combinations you can create. OneLan comes with a series of display layout templates as standard, but because OneLan uses industry standard XML formatting, your IT manager can easily create their own bespoke display layout templates.

Scaleable
OneLan provides the option to add both multiple screens and multiple boxes. A complete network of OneLan boxes can be controlled from one Publisher box. The Publisher can upload new content to a server which the network of Subscriber OneLan boxes downlaod updated content from at a set time.

No PC Software
All of this control and management is achieved by accessing the web server within the OneLan. There's no loading of software onto individual PCs needed (other than a standard internet browser), no worries about having an outdated version and no licensing issues.