Visually, you will notice a difference between CAT5E and CAT6 connectors. CAT6 has a cross-shaped plastic component, within the connector housing, separating each twisted pair of wires.

CAT5e cable supports Gigabit networking, but CAT6 is certified for Gigabit networking and will have improved performance over longer distances.

Yes, Fibre Optic OM1 cable can be used instead of CAT5e or CAT6 cable. The typical Bandwidth for a Video Stream is 2-4Mbps up to a maximum of 12Mbps. The typical data rate of a Fibre Optic OM1 cable is 100Mbps with a maximum Data Transmission length of up to 2km.

If the current displays are E-Motive then we may still offer them for purchase. We offer many different options in our displays range. If you do not want to change the COP panel these displays can be replaced with Retrofit LCD displays to quickly upgrade your lifts.

1. How many lifts?

2. Do they share a machine room?

3. What do you need to show on the displays?

4. Do you want to update your content remotely?

5. Do you want to show live TV or stream content?

The PxP, MxP and IS2LX have a built in audio card therefore all that is required is an external speaker to connect to the display (IS2LX & MxP are packaged with a speaker) which can be bought seperately. For the C1L display you will require a CX-MP3 board and external speaker.

PxP = PSP/PRP

MxP = MSP/MRP

Yes, if required. *Note the controller signals will need to be known in order to configure the display.

Lift information such as direction of travel or lift position can be gained by using the Avire Navigation Box sensor (no need for lift controller information) or the CX-BASIC I/O module which connects to the lift controller or the Avire EPS module (uses sensors on each floor). For lift status messages you will need to use a CX-BASIC or if using the PxP range there are discrete inputs available on the display.

• Avire’s multimedia displays allow video & picture format content to be shown on the display. Features available include:
• Fixed and scrolling text
• Static picture or flipping pictures
• Logos or per floor pictures
• Lift information
• Weather & RSS feeds (if connection to Avire Hub is available)
• Video (please refer to technical spec for file types)

The Picture range represents Avire’s picture displays allowing picture format content to be shown on the display. Features available include:

• Fixed and scrolling text
• Static picture or flipping pictures
• Logos or per floor pictures
• Lift information
• Weather (if connected to DCP)

No, you are free to design the displays as you wish. In some regions there are minimum sizes for arrows and floor position that should be adhered to for compliance purposes.

There are 4 instances where a Video Server may be required:

• If you would like TV to be shown on your multimedia display
• If you have a local network i.e. not internet connection and need a dedicated PC in order to update layouts on your display, the VSERVER range can be used as a PC for this need (PC monitor and mouse not included)
•  If you want to stream different content onto different displays within your system architecture
• If you want to use a 3rd party Content Management System

Avire displays are at a industrial grade standard meaning they are designed for a harsher environment with continuous operation and variations in environmental conditions.

A Panorama display is an E-Motive colour LCD display which offers a multimedia ultra-wide screen view.

The screen sizes available are 19”, 28” and 38”.

The network communication is RS 422 or Ethernet.

Yes, this display can stream tv (with the use of a video server) and supported video files.

Yes, it is possible to change the screen layout remotely if the display is connected to network communication.

An E-Motive encoder is needed in order for the lift controller to gather and display information on the Panorama.

The following items are included with the Panorama:

• 110V/230V Switching Power Supply
• USB stereo speaker
• 5m VGA cable

The PSP is a colour LCD Display for picture and text content.

The PSP is ideally suited to be mounted either on the landing or in the elevator car (ideally behind the COP)

The PSP is able to show lift information using either main inputs through serial connections to the Navigation Box or discrete inputs located on the display.

Layouts are created on the Avire Hub and then updated on the display via USB or over the air (OTA) using a DCP.

As the PSP is only a picture and text content LCD display, it is not possible to stream TV and Video. Please refer to our multimedia range for this capability.

Network communication is only present through Avire's MKCANbus protocol when connected to a DCP.

For displays greater than 10.4" please have a look at our multimedia products.

The screen sizes available are 5.6″, 7″, 8″ and 10.4″.

The PRP is a surface mount retrofit colour LCD Display from E-Motive with picture and text content, ideally suited to replace old or broken dot-matrix or segment displays.

Installation of the PRP is specifically designed to be quick and easy to do. The PRP is surface mounted over an existing or pre-cut hole that is at least 40x40mm and will allow the ribbon cable to pass through connecting the processor and the display.

The PRP shows lift information via a serial encoder or using its 12 discrete inputs located on the processor that will allow it to show floor position, direction and lift status. Alternatively, if an Avire Navigation box is connected to the display, then the PRP is able to show floor position and direction of travel without needing information from the lift controller.

Layouts are created on the Avire Hub and then updated on the display via USB or over the air (OTA) using a DCP.

As the PRP is only a picture and text content LCD display, it is not possible to stream TV and Video. Please refer to our multimedia range for this capability.

Network communication is only present through Avire's MKCANbus protocol when connected to a DCP.

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It is possible to provide emergency messages by providing these to the PRP parallel inputs or by using a CX-BASIC/Encoder.

PRP Displays are picture displays. Features available include:

• Fixed and scrolling text
• Static picture or Flipping pictures
• Logos or per floor pictures
• Lift information
• Weather (if connected to DCP)

The iS2LX is a colour LCD display from E-Motive which offers a multimedia content.

The screen sizes available are 10.4”, 12.1”, 15",15.6”,18.5", 19” and 21.5”.

All iS2LX displays come with built in Ethernet port.

Yes, this display can stream tv (with the use of a video server) and supported video files.

MPG, Mpeg 1,2 and 4, AVI formats are supported on the iS2LX.

The size of video that can be uploaded onto the iS2LX display needs to be less than 800MB as the size of the memory card is 1GB only.

If the video is more than 1GB then you will need to convert the video to a lower size for you to upload to the iS2LX.

Yes, it is possible to change the screen layout remotely by using the network communication (LAN) available on the individual display.

An E-Motive encoder is needed in order for the lift controller to gather and display information on the iS2LX.

The following items are included with the iS2LX:

• 12v Power Supply
• Speaker
• 5m VGA cable or HDMI cable

Standard PanaTouch supports 16 I/O, if more are needed then we can provide additional I/O boards to meet your requirements.

Yes, the display layout is completely configurable to your needs. You can update the background to any picture of your choice

The 15.6" PanaTouch has a resolution of 1366 x 768. The 19.5" and 21.5" PanaTouch are full HD 1920 x 1080

Yes, this display can stream tv (with the use of a video server) and supported video files.

An E-Motive encoder is needed in order for the lift controller to gather and display information on the PanaTouch display.

All PanaTouch displays come with built in Ethernet port.

The following items are included with the PanaTouch display:

• 1 x Touch Screen LCD
• 1 x Power Adapter for Touch LCD
• 1 x MTP CPU Processor (similar to iS2-000)
• 1 x 12Vdc Power Supply for MTP CPU
• 2 x 16Ohm Speaker
• 1 x 16 IOs Touch Encoder

The Navigation Box uses a pressure sensor to determine which floor the lift is on. The Navigation Box calibrates the pressure during the nav learning procedure (initial Nav Box setup). An accelerometer is then used to determine lift movement.

The maximum height recommended is 16 floors.