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| |  | | The ultimate network powers the ultimate videoconferencing system at new facility
|  |  What kind of networks are supercomputer researchers building today?
What kind of conferencing systems are they putting together?
What kind of meeting facilities do they have to showcase their work?
If you design or use AV systems, these questions directly impact you. These are the technologies we'll all be using in the not-too-distant future.
Click here to learn about grid technology and TRECC, the DuPage Technology Research, Education, and Commercialization Center.
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| |  | | $5 million AV system networks 60 classrooms
| Nation's largest technology install will serve as a model for high tech curriculum
Netlinx system provides local control, central management and diagnostics
|  | System helps Baltimore high school support 60 classrooms with "skeleton" AV crew
Click here for details on Digital Harbor High School. | |
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 | | Cutting edge package handles networked projector issues seamlessly
What would you say if
I told you there was a software package that would...
|  | control your projectors over an Ethernet network
| allow you to provide remote user support
| automatically notify you of any malfunctions
| monitor lamp life and other status issues
| even turn your projectors off automatically
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What if I said that if you own a Sharp projector you already own it?
|  Click here for details on Sharp Advanced Presentation Software (SAPS)
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| |  | | Michigan college uses RS-232 adapters to network 140 classrooms
|  | Nation's fifth largest community college networks entire campus
Adds help-desk support, control and diagnostics to new and older Sharp projectors
| Cost just $45,000 to put 140 projectors on network
| Calculates payback as a year or less
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Click here to learn about Lansing Community College and its experience networking Sharp projectors with the Moxa RS-232-to-ethernet interface.
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