DC-50 Display Controller

The FlexStream cable TV display control system enables remote control of select TVs using the existing cable TV infrastructure (coax) and without the need for WiFi or Ethernet wiring.  This system controls power, volume, channel, and more to one, many, or select groups of TVs on your in-house cable TV system. 

The TVs state is controlled through an easy-to-use, calendar based Web UI on the FlexStream MX Smart Headend system.  Use the FlexStream display controls to schedule compulsory viewing, enforce quiet time, or restrict use as necessary.

Use the optional armored keypad to eliminate the need for a TV remote control.  This system is ideal for dorm style correctional facilities including those used for substance abuse training and juvenile education.  It can also be used to control screen content and power control for events at stadiums, arenas, museums,and other venues where automated control of TVs is required.  FlexStream equipment, including display controls, work with any international standard.

Use cases for the DC-50 include:

  • Control programming and display state using scheduled events
  • In-house Cable TV reception on controlled displays (requires FlexStream MX) 
  • Centralized management of all facility TVs using existing coax wiring
  • Tightly choreograph display controls with channel programming 

As configured:

  • Compact size for inconspicuous installation
  • LED indicators for easy installation
  • Integrated amplified cable TV splitter, no external splitter required
  • Support for select Samsung Ex-Link & MDC enabled TVs, Sony Bravia RS-232C, RCA Commercial, and more
  • West Pond FlexStream DC Software

Options:

  • Armored Keypad
  • Power over coax
  • Control cabling based upon TV selection

    For our customers with IPTV networks, consider using the PL-50 as a compatible display controller.  The PL-50 supports all of the same control features of the DC-50.  Both can be used in the same facility to achieve uniform results regardless of the wiring, coax or CAT6, utilized.

    Armored Keypad

    Considering adding a secure keypad to your setup?