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ICC-P Philips Smart Display Controller

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The ICC-P Philips Smart Display Controllers communicate over the same RF coax that carries the CATV channels. Taking advantage of Smart TV technology,, the ICC-P controllers connect to the Display's Smart Express port. Through this connection, the units use the TV's onboard IR sensor, character generator, and tuner to deliver cost-effective network TV and media management.

All the critical information—including the list of channel presets (tuning ring), power and volume level status, and operation settings, is stored the the card's on non-volatile memory. As a result, operation isn't affected if the TV loses power or is replaced.

The ICC2-P Philips Smart Display Controllers feature 2-way control and feedback over the CATV cable, allowing interactive system control. For example, commands from a room's IR wireless remote can be sent to an integrated control system to operate remote media sources. Information concerning the display's current channel, power status, settings, device number, and firmware version can be monitored by the system.

The ICC1-P Philips Smart Display Controllers receive 1-way commands, providing a cost-effective solution for systems that simply want to manage power, change channels, lockout front-panel and IR control, and send text messages to TVs. The unit will also respond to setup commands from an IC-RC Wireless IR Remote.

Compatible with SignStream Media Express and Display Express software, the ICC-P controllers can be networked with up to 4000 TV and Video Display controllers. For custom systems applications, all Smart Display Controllers and other CR devices can be accessed from a single RS-232 or Telnet port on an ICE-HE Ethernet Head-End.

Applications include media distribution and control for educational television systems, theme parks, museums, government facilities, arenas, convention centers, airports and corporate video networks.

• Controls Philips Smart displays for cost-effective operation
  • Creates on-screen channel labels, messages, text menus, and feedback using TV's onboard character generator
  • Receives wireless commands from IC-RC IR remote using TV's IR sensor (2-way units)
  • Delivers absolute volume control for level and mute
  • Manages channel access using list of available channels (tuning ring) in controller memory
  • Low-loss internal RF tap saves amplification and installation costs
• Delivers absolute power control with on/off feedback from TV
• Interacts with the Smart display's internal IR sensors, character generator, and tuner , as well as lockout of front-panel and IR control
• Networks up to 4,000 TVs through an ICC-HE Head-End Network Controller over the existing CATV RF cable system:
  • ICC1- cards receive 1-way commands from the Head-End over RF
  • ICC2- cards provide 2-way control and feedback over RF
• Responds to individual and zone commands from a single RS-232 port on the ICE-HE Ethernet Head End
• Communicates with SignStream Media Players, Display Express PC, and custom control systems
• Provides LED feedback for network, control, and operation status
• Restores all operation status after loss of power from data stored in non-volatile memory
• Mounts on the back of the display for simplified installation and ease of control

Philips
ICC1-P Philips Smart Display, 1-way iCC-Net coax control
ICC2-P Philips Smart Display, 2-way iCC-Net coax control

Use with most new Philips iTV flat-panel monitors with RJ12 iTV interactive connector
Controls SmartPlug PL series, PA series (most) and PC series (requires Philips CARD01A and MONCARD). Some PC series need Card01A, MonCard, SterCard, or ProKit1 Card for SmartPlug, will not operate with Philips ScanCard TVs.

The ICC-P series controller can also directly control Philips LCD and Plasma displays that interface to the optional SmartCard Express Box. In this application, the Express Box and associated installation kit is not required.

The ICC-P controllers will include a DC power supply, as DC power is not supplied in most Philips Smart TV models.

Visit the Philips web site for additional information regarding current available models @ www.bds.philips.com. See Philips TV chart on the Philips Smart Card page.