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The IQAN-MD4 displays have full graphical, diagnostic and CAN gateway capability and are used together with the easy-to-use IQAN programing tools. The aluminum housed displays come in 3 sizes

Capacitive touch 7" Smart TFT LCD with built-in LAN port, supports remote UI design update and communicating / controlling Smart LCD display via TCP/IP protocol. It is perfect ...

On closer examination, however, the iMarquee is somehow quite different: With its own control unit, it offers options that go far beyond what all the other large displays are capable ...

Temperature and humidity sensor probe is detachable and connects into display frame from the bottom side. Display is equiped with LAN Ethernet TCP/IP interface ...

... detachable and connects into display frame from the bottom side. Display is equiped with LAN PoE Ethernet TCP/IP interface for connecting to PC and ...

Display is equiped with Ethernet TCP/IP interface for connecting to LAN network and data logging of measured values. Power supply cable is attached ...

... and a durable, scratch-resistant surface, this smart display provides outstanding interactive capabilities in public environments. Users can also utilize the smart display as a Full HD touch display ...

Large Format Numeric LED Displays are display systems in the 7 segment area with powerful LEDs for high-contrast images. Numbers as well as characters in limited form can be displayed.

The compact and powerful PLC has a scalable CPU (single, dual or quad core with 1–1.2 GHz) and a 7-inch capacitive touch display for user-friendly operation. The manufacturer-independent and standardized interfaces, ...

... and a large range of functions. The displays can be operated up to 18 hours daily or turned on and off via a time switch function. The displays also support animations and video files.

This Internet of Things example uses mbed"s networking features to display live RSS news feeds on the LCD. It is based on earlier networking examples from the cookbook that read a web page and the Text LCD library to display characters on a text LCD. CNN Technology news is used for the live RSS feed.

If you still get the net error message, make sure that DHCP service is enabled for your mbed. On some networks, you need to add the module"s MAC address to enable the DHCP server to give it an IP address. It times out with an error, if no IP address is returned in about fifteen seconds. If the news does not display on the LCD after seeing "net OK", you may have DNS problems or a very slow network.

Where N/C is not connected and the top left pin of the TextLCD’s header is GND and the right most pin is D7 in the LCD orientation shown in the images above. The resistor sets the contrast and some LCDs may need a different value or a contrast adjust potentiometer. See Text LCD for additional help, if needed.

(*) Note: some older LCDs may use 5V, but 3.3V is more common on current LCDs. If you cannot find a data sheet to confirm this, try 3.3V first and if the display is still blank (after double checking all other connections and code) it might need 5V. To save jumper wires, this setup uses the four bit interface to transfer ASCII characters to the LCD.

A small portion of the RSS news feed web page containing XML is seen below. The data displayed on the LCD is the title. The format is "". The code uses ad hoc parsing with strstr (i.e., this searches a large string for a substring) to find the "" strings in the read buffer. The data on the web page is too large in many cases to read all of it into a memory buffer given mbeds RAM size, so it is split into several smaller buffers for each read and processed as the data streams in.

In the video above, mbed is powered up and obtains an IP address from the DHCP server. Net OK appears on the LCD. It then opens and reads a portion of the web page, searches for news items displaying them as they are found on the LCD and reads through the rest of the web page. When it reaches the end of the web page, "Read Complete" is displayed.

Ultritouch is a powerful system control panel from Ross Video that is totally customizable and has been designed around you. The panels are a 2RU or 4RU rack-mountable touchscreen that builds on the functionality of traditional control products by adapting to your workflows, and it features a user interface that has more in common with a modern smartphone than a broadcast control panel. The magic of Ultritouch lies in its powerful Smart Touch capabilities. Ultritouch supports Ross Video’s DashBoard platform natively, giving users unlimited flexibility to build panels that meet their working needs without any restrictions on numbers of buttons, button placement or display windows.

Ultritouch is a powerful system control panel from Ross Video that is totally customizable and has been designed around you. The panels are a 2RU or 4RU rack-mountable touchscreen that builds on the functionality of traditional control products by adapting to your workflows, and it features a user interface that has more in common with a modern smartphone than a broadcast control panel. The magic of Ultritouch lies in its powerful Smart Touch capabilities. Ultritouch supports Ross Video’s DashBoard platform natively, giving users unlimited flexibility to build panels that meet their working needs without any restrictions on numbers of buttons, button placement or display windows.

Information Station (Arduino): Welcome to my latest instructable to build a self contained information station! This awesome device uses an Arduino Uno with an ethernet shield t...

With the dual screen mode, the MAESTRO really takes full advantage of its extra-large screen! Any display mode can be used in both single or dual display mode. In dual display mode, the real time display takes the upper portion of the screen, while any of the other displays (scope, needle, averaging or statistics) is set on the lower portion. The display in the lower portion can be easily changed using the parameters bar with drop-down menus in the center of the screen. You can also expand one of the displays to have it in full screen mode using the maximize button. Just as easily, you can go back to Dual Screen display by using the minimize button.

This display shows the measured value in real time, with a corresponding bar graph below. The large size of the digits and high contrast of the graphics allow to see the measurement from a good distance. This mode is also always present in dual screen mode, in the upper portion of the screen.

With its line filling from the right of the screen, in a first-in/first-out manner, this display mode is a good approximation of an actual oscilloscope reading. Settings include time (x-axis) and range (y-axis). Basic statistics can also be displayed directly on the screen.

Exactly like an analog needle, only faster! This mode is particularly useful when tuning a laser. The real time value is also displayed at the top of the screen.

This very unique mode is perfect to show the trend of a laser over time. Set the number of points per batch and let the MAESTRO identify the minimum and maximum values of every batch. A yellow curve then follows the average of each batch, displayed as bars on the screen. The wider the difference between the white and blue portions of a bar (corresponding to the min and max values), the more unstable your laser is.

Industrial Display Systems provide a wide range of reliable displays from 5.7" to 55" including LCD displays, touch screen panels, outdoor displays and digital signage displays, and a series of industrial monitors including open frame monitors and panel mount monitors, which work perfectly with embedded boards and systems to fulfill various application needs.