Broadcaster – the core unit of AVDS, gets connected to the multimedia (audio and video) player; has 8 RJ45 ports, for broadcasting the audio/video source over CAT 5 cables to Remote receivers (or Line Splitters).

AVDS Transmitter – used instead of the AVDS Broadcaster to avoid multiple long cable runs.  The Transmitter gets connected to the multimedia (audio and video) player; has one RJ45 port for transmitting the audio/video source over CAT 5 cables to a Line Splitter.

Remote receiver – receives audio and video signal from Broadcaster (or Transmitter or Line Splitter); displays the video on attached display and plays audio on attached speakers.  A 'Picture' adjustment is available to sharpen the image's video quality, compensating for color skew that  is inherent to the CAT-5 cable.  An optional Power Remote provides cleaner audio quality and can be used with un-shielded CAT-5 cable. Remotes are sold separately – get only as many remote receivers as you need.

AVDS Line Splitter – receives audio and video signal (from AVDS Transmitter or one AVDS Broadcaster port) and splits it through its 8 RJ45 ports to up to 8 additional Remote receivers, thereby expanding the number of audio/video displays stations.  Sold separately – get only as many line splitters as you need.

AVDS Control Unit – a two-button control unit that either sends video to all connected displays, or darkens all connected displays.  AVDS Control Unit comes standard with any AVDS Broadcaster unit.

The ideal solution for a wide range of large multi-screen applications, use AVDS to:

• Give real-time arrival/departure updates to passengers at airports, train stations, bus stations, etc.
• Provide stock and exchange rate updates at stock exchanges, banks, etc.
• Broadcast entertainment or news in stores, restaurants, trains, planes, etc.
• Broadcast lyrics of hymns to worshippers in churches, to singers in karaoke clubs, etc.
• Advertise products in shopping centers, malls, stores, etc.
• Broadcast a PowerPoint presentation to personal monitors of colleagues in conference rooms, boardrooms, etc.

In the classroom, AVDS can perform two important training functions with a simple 2-button controller:

• Send a teacher's screen to all remote monitors, or
• Darken all remote monitors to gain students' undivided attention.

• Broadcast both video AND audio to hundreds of remote display screens over flexible CAT5 cable
• Supports high resolution video - 1600 x 1200 @ 75 Hz
• Extend displays up to 360 feet from the player/computer
• Affordable for any budget
• Pure hardware ut-of-band solution - Real time screen transfer without loss of screen quality that frees network from heavy image transfer
• Advanced CAT5 technology - Low density cabling that is easy to install
• Easily expandable system - Buy only what you need and add more as you require
• No player or computer needed at display end
• 2 button control accessory via serial cable that darkens all remote screens
• Sturdy metal casing
• 3 year warranty