FORTEC Integrated
IF444
With the IF444 Frozen Screen Sensor, you can remotely detect screen malfunctions, ensuring uninterrupted content playback without the need for on-site inspections. In distributed systems, traditional control methods can’t confirm whether a screen is frozen or if the backlight has failed. The IF444 solves this by monitoring specific pixels for a blinking pattern. If a malfunction occurs, the sensor triggers a digital, visual, or acoustic alert to your PC or SBC system via our Prisma and Artista TFT controllers or the IF445 connectivity board.
Key features include:
- Compatible with systems using PC/SBC or HDMI/DP/VGA converter cards, such as the Prisma series
- Works under Windows and Linux
- Easily integrated with a simple sensor attachment to one corner of the display
- Provides cost-effective, 24/7 monitoring for guaranteed uptime
This system offers peace of mind by ensuring your content is always visible and operational, even when you can't visually check the screen.
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With the IF444 Frozen Screen Sensor, you can remotely detect screen malfunctions, ensuring uninterrupted content playback without the need for on-site inspections. In distributed systems, traditional control methods can’t confirm whether a screen is frozen or if the backlight has failed. The IF444 solves this by monitoring specific pixels for a blinking pattern. If a malfunction occurs, the sensor triggers a digital, visual, or acoustic alert to your PC or SBC system via our Prisma and Artista TFT controllers or the IF445 connectivity board.
Key features include:
- Compatible with systems using PC/SBC or HDMI/DP/VGA converter cards, such as the Prisma series
- Works under Windows and Linux
- Easily integrated with a simple sensor attachment to one corner of the display
- Provides cost-effective, 24/7 monitoring for guaranteed uptime
This system offers peace of mind by ensuring your content is always visible and operational, even when you can't visually check the screen.
