A CAYIN SMP player reads its own position from GPS and the mobile network, then plays the content that matches where the screen is right now.
Data flow: a CAYIN SMP player reads its position from GPS and the GSM mobile network, then plays the on-board playlist set for that location and shows it on screen. A USB camera can add a live view of the road. A CAYIN CMS server plots every player on a Google Maps console so administrators can monitor location and playback status.
Screens change with the route, showing the shops, stops, and offers along each stretch of the line.
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Next stop, transfer lines, and platform notices update as the train moves along the line.
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Onboard screens switch between arrival, retail, and safety content by leg of the journey.
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Fixed screens at each stop pull the timetable and the local content set for that location.
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Every vehicle screen sits on Google Maps, so the depot sees where each one is and what it is playing.
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Players carry every venue playlist and pick the right one on power up, with no setup on site.
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CAYIN players on the network show the information that fits each part of the route, so riders see what is relevant to where the bus is.
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Screens carry schedules, notices, and travel content for passengers on the platform and on the move.
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Screens on the shuttle move between arrival, shopping, and service content through the trip.
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Administrators see every vehicle player on Google Maps and check location and playback from one console.
Read the full case study ›Each SMP player carries its own playlists and location rules, so it runs without a server. Add a CAYIN CMS server when you run a fleet or many sites and want one place to update content and watch every screen on Google Maps.
Content management software you install on your own server, keeping content and vehicle data inside your network.
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Cloud content management server with no hardware to run. Manage players and watch the Google Maps view from anywhere.
Learn More >A GPS receiver on the player reads the satellite signal and reports the position. The mobile network fills in when the GPS fix is weak, for example inside a tunnel or a covered station.
The SMP-8100, SMP-2400, and SMP-2200 work with a GPS receiver over USB and a mobile data connection, so they can run location based playback on the move.
The player keeps every playlist on board and switches by location on its own, so the screen carries on. It syncs new content the next time it has a connection.
Yes for content updates and live monitoring on the move. Location based playback from on-board content works from the GPS signal alone.
The map view is part of the CAYIN CMS server console. Administrators open it to see every player on the map with its location and playback status.
You draw the areas on the map or enter coordinates, then assign a playlist to each area. The player plays the matching playlist when it enters that area.
Yes. Connect a UVC compatible USB camera or an S-Video source to the player and place that input in the layout alongside the location based content.
Store every venue playlist on the player in advance and set each one to a location. On site the installer powers the player on and it plays the right loop with no further setup.
