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Black Box iCompel P-Series, VESA Subscriber

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Item#: 14402799 // MFG Part#: ICPS-VE-SU-N // By: Black Box
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Gather, distribute, and manage digital signage content easily with our iCOMPEL P Series VESA platform.

Ideal for both small- and medium-size offices, the iCOMPEL appliances work right out of the box with all software preinstalled—and no recurring licensing fees to deal with later. Plus software updates are free for a lower cost of ownership.

iCOMPEL is also easy to use, giving you the flexibility to create attention-getting digital signage without a lot of creative or technical know-how. Even better, iCOMPEL is easy to integrate; it won’t cause IT and security headaches when added to your network.

Because iCOMPEL supports many media formats, you can combine video with scrolling text, photos, Flash, and Web content. In addition to HTML, XML, and RSS media, it handles MPEG, AVI, QuickTime, and PowerPoint media; JPEG, GIF, and TIFF images; and WAV and MP3 audio.

Install an iCOMPEL unit on a network and manage it via a browser. One iCOMPEL Publisher can send media over the network to an iCOMPEL Subscriber—even on the other side of the world.

iCOMPEL Publishers contain layout, design, and scheduling software for producing and controlling multiple content channels. The subscribers pull content from a publisher according to a preset schedule. This way, you can deliver a high-impact display at the right time in the right place, whether it’s stored media, such as promotional ads, or Web media, including XML and RSS feeds.
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