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From meeting room to video wall

The ME-series displays – from the PN-ME432 to the PN-ME982 – are addressed via their native LAN protocol, with no additional hardware. That makes them part of every platform workflow: the room starts, the display switches on and to the right input; in the evening it shuts down in an orderly way via schedule or room automation. Volume and mute are part of the scenes, too.

The platform knows the quirks of the devices and handles them automatically – such as the grace period after switching power, during which a display accepts no commands. Status queries continuously feed central monitoring: is the display running, which input is active? And if one fails, nanoblue Notify reports it – before anyone notices in the meeting.

• Power, input and volume from scenes and schedules
• Continuous status queries for central monitoring
• Protocol quirks like the power-on grace period handled automatically
• Outage alerts via nanoblue Notify