• LED Display Signs

Electro-Matic Visual has been a leader in LED solutions for commercial and industrial markets since 1991. We specialize in the manufacturing of indoor and outdoor electronic message centers and optimized LED lighting solutions of any size. Download or request a mailed copy of our catalog today! 4U2SEE Displays not only Attract Attention, they offer Several Features making them Easy to use and Implement in your Business. From Convenient Power Supply Options to Easy Software Options for Updating your Sign, 4U2SEE Displays offer everything you want and need for your New Sign. We will be Happy to Assist you in Choosing the Accessories that. Below are the software packages used to control different Stewart LED sign models. Please ensure that you select the correct software by matching your software to the image. For software used to diagnose and fix issues during a support technician call, see the Files.

Electro-Matic offers training directly to the end-users of our electronic message centers. Individual and group training on our software is available for anyone who has purchased one of our displays. We can give you the confidence and knowledge to maximize your display's potential. In addition to training at our facilities, any Instructor-led course can be conducted at your plant or private location, eliminating the time and cost to travel. Contact your local sales representative for more information or to schedule a training session. 'It's very obvious 4U2SEE Indoor signs are SOLID. Also I'd like to express my gratitude to the outstanding technical support from Electo-Matic.

In comparison, the 'other' company took 2 weeks to confirm their sign was buggy. Then another week to deliver a sign update that only provided a quick fix command with no documentation. I'm extremely excited to be working with these 4U2SEE signs as well as you and your company to provide hardware when I need it.'

Scott Durrett, St. Louis Software Development, LLC. 'The 4U2SEE Sign I have had for a few years now and it continues to work just fine. I use my personal laptop which uses Vista Home Premium to program the sign and have had no problems with the laptop. I use Microsoft Security Essentials to protect from malware and occasionally use Malwarebytes to do alternative scans for malware.

Also, the sign and pocket router are powered through a surge protector. The sign is installed in the bar of our American Legion post and has come to be relied upon as an important communications tool to our members.' Doug Seaman, American Legion Post 194.

I lost the source code I had originally for this sign. Chris Gray left a comment about help and I ultimately ended up re-visiting code for the 4U2See. Sign fixed with a hack.

The problem is that when I try to send a 'file' to the sign, c: sequent.sys (on the sign) does nothget updated. So you create a legit file with sigma editor, rename it without an extension. Push the renamed file with sigma play. This will update the sequent.sys file on the sign. Now run my program which sends a file named 'A' to the sign and it should work. Open Sigma Editor: - 1) Click new file 2) enter in 'working?'

3) Save to computer as 'A.nmg' 4) Exit Sigma editor 5) Rename file to 'A' (no extension) Open Sigma Player: - 6) Click on List Manage 7) Expand My Play List 8) Select all files in the right hand pane and delete them 9) Click the add button and find the 'A' file in step 5 10) Send to sign Compile my program (CinderSerial) - 1) Type in text you want to be displayed 2) Select a color 3) (display mode isnt implemented yet) 4) Click submit. Hello there, EXTREMELY, interested in your work.

I have a similar spec sign that also uses the jetfile protocol, so I have made it my goal to communicate to it in as many languages as possible. First one, is to do it in PHP. Once im familar more in my native grounds there, I'll have a try and going to C#. While researching this sign, I have written some docs in more english than the jetfile spec pdf you've originally linked too. Get in touch on my email:) Oh, although I'm working on making it more dynamic, I'm trying to get a proof of concept working. In php, I deteremined the socketconnect is overkill.

So I went with fsockopen in udp mode. Remember, UDP is what these signs use. And also, from the stock config, you need to load sigma editor and turn on some settings to make them play nice to being plugged into a router (otherwise you need to plug into your pc directly).

Anyway, A line of code to send a hardcoded, direct message in theory is: $msg = Chr(0x01).' Test to display'.Chr(0x04); Notes: chr is used to have a hex charecter, ETAA - Is the location of the file, ET is the location, AA is the name. Like I said though, would be interesting to get in touch! Hello, A follow-up about playing multiple messages that are updated randomly. We are developing a product based on this display and we've found the settings that allow a series of messages in RAM being played one after the other and not requiring any playlist to be generated/updated. Using the Sigma Play software, in the System Set screen, the relevant settings are: - Play mode: play immediatly - Initialization schedule: scheduled mode In the Default display settings window: - default partition: E - pause: 0 - save playlist: C And this is it.

LED Display Signs

Just update the messages in RAM partition as neede and the display will show them one after the other.