Signage networks represent a simple server, client relationship. A network of screens, controlled by signage players, connected to a sign server interfacing directly with a digital signage server, allowing a network manager to scalably control multiple screens in multiple locations from anywhere. A typical digital signage hardware setup consists of the following key components:

Deploid Signage Server

The content management server can be accessed at anytime from anywhere using any web browser. The server user interface puts network administrators in complete control of content across a sign network of any scale. Deploid's content management servers are available for purchase by private networks or can be hosted as a service.

Deploid Signage Player

Deploid's player software allows for localized playback at your digital display. Deploid offers both standard players and players with embedded TV tuners for live television inclusion. You can purchase the software separately and install it on your own machine or purchase the Deploid hardware/software combo.

If you wish to purchase the software to install on your own player, the minimum hardware requirements are as follows:

Microsoft Windows: Intel Pentium 2 GHz or faster with 512MB of RAM and 32MB of VRAM.

Apple Mac: Mac OSX G4 1.8 GHz processor or faster with 512MB of RAM and 32MB of VRAM. Intel Core Duo 1.33GHz or faster with 512MB of RAM and 32MB of VRAM will also work. Intel processor required for H.264 video display.

The Display

Digital signage networks can consist of LCD, plasma, projector, and touch screen displays. The Deploid software supports nearly any type of display device you wish.