I was given a project and was wondering if you guys had any ideas how to to this

I was given a project and was wondering if you guys had any ideas how to to this.

Were moving into a new office soon and they want to have a few TV's installed that would display sales stats in powerpoint format.
Any idea what I would need as far as wiring?

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You want digital signage.

If Wireless is an option, ViewSonic has a few that are Wireless. Otherwise you'll have to run a network drop to each one. Either way, with their digital signage solutions you can easily push PowerPoint slides to them for display.

Viewsonic » Digital Signage

I had one of the 10.4" screens found here: Viewsonic » ePosters For testing at my old job. It was going to go outside of a conference room to display the room schedule.

qwertyiop

They would prefer something wired, thats why im looking into it so we could tell the guys what to wire.
Ideally Id have 1 computer that would output its video to a few TV's

Bl8ckr0uter

qwertyiop wrote: »

I was given a project and was wondering if you guys had any ideas how to to this.

Were moving into a new office soon and they want to have a few TV's installed that would display sales stats in powerpoint format.
Any idea what I would need as far as wiring?

Cat 5 cabling and htmi cables. We have wires fished through holes in the wall that connect the TV to dell desktops.

qwertyiop

Bl8ckr0uter wrote: »

Cat 5 cabling and htmi cables. We have wires fished through holes in the wall that connect the TV to dell desktops.

any links for the cat5 setup?

Bl8ckr0uter

The cat 5 is for the pcs so it is pretty typical. There are some mounting brackets for the TVs (to put them on the walls) and that's it.

svo4dot6

I've actually been working on a pretty similar project, new office with a bunch of TVs with different input sources. For long HDMI runs, I'd recommend using HDMI over cat5 extenders...something like Amazon.com: Tripp Lite B125-150 HDMI over Cat5 / Cat6 Extender HDMI/HDCP: Electronics

If you have any specific questions, feel free to hit me up. My project consisted of 16 55in displays in offices and a 9 panel LCD wall, all displays have an input source for cable tv, a central ps3, video cameras, and some internal graph displays that are served on a linux box connected via HDMI.

SouthSeaPirate

Here is what I use to extend one PP presentation from one PC to the Casino floor (for daily promotions etc...). Basically its just like any other VGA/CAT extender, except this is one monitor input to an 8 port extender, then a receiver at each TV.

VOPEX-C5V-8R and ST-C5VA-R-600
Both from NTI

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qwertyiop

I ended up going for one of these HDMI Splitter, 1x16, v1.3b, 3D - SW-29466, $254.95
with Arkview HDMI-EXTC HDMI Extension Cable Over Cat5e RJ45 Extender Adapter at TigerDirect.com at every location