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I'm trying to figure out how to turn on/off a projector and play a media file or a playlist of files all from a user friendly interface. Anybody have any suggestions on how to setup a system like this?
My thought so far is that this is either a home automation solution or potentially a fully PC solution using automation software. I have a ton of experience with serial, ethernet, 485 and the like, but I don't know much about what products are out there that could accomplish what I need.
Are there projectors out there that can be controlled via data signal?
Thanks for any info/help!
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Google to learn a bit about amx or Crestron. They are going to be two of the big controls manufacturers. Extron as well.
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I'm trying to figure out how to turn on/off a projector and play a media file or a playlist of files all from a user friendly interface. Anybody have any suggestions on how to setup a system like this?
My thought so far is that this is either a home automation solution or potentially a fully PC solution using automation software. I have a ton of experience with serial, ethernet, 485 and the like, but I don't know much about what products are out there that could accomplish what I need.
Are there projectors out there that can be controlled via data signal?
Thanks for any info/help!
ShowCueSystem.com
The software has the ability to send video out of a second output and also send RS232/485 etc. There is other software out there as well, this is the one that I have some experience with. It was originally for audio only and has grown into what it is now. Very powerful.
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Thanks Eric and Cailen! You guys have helped me find a solution. Instead of using serial or 485, I am going to use Telnet commands with the Show Cue Systems software. This way, I can use a Telnet app and control the projector from my cell phone. Thanks again.