It receives protocol commands transmitted by mainstream exhibition robots, interactive devices and customized software via UDP, TCP, RS232 and RS485. Commands can be quickly programmed into the universal data collector on-site with repeatable erasing and rewriting, enabling one-click network access for all devices.

It supports projectors connected via RS485 or RS232 protocols. Control commands can be quickly programmed into the TCP controller on-site with repeatable erasing and writing, enabling one-click network access for projectors.

It supports projectors connected via RS485 or RS232 protocols. Control commands can be quickly programmed into the TCP controller on-site with repeatable erasing and writing, enabling one-click network access for projectors.

It supports connection with mainstream devices including audio-video matrices, audio processors, power sequencers and conference cameras via RS485 or RS232 protocols. Control commands can be rapidly programmed into the LoRa controller on-site with repeatable erasing and writing functions, enabling one-click network access for all devices.

supports connection with mainstream audio-video matrices, audio processors, power sequencers, conference cameras and other devices via RS485 or RS232 protocols. Device modes and control protocol commands can be quickly written into the TCP controller on site with reusable erasing and writing, enabling one-click network access of devices.

It enables control of functions including power on/off, mute and signal source switching for conference and educational all-in-one panels, and can detect the power status of the panels.

It communicates with mainstream fusion players, CAVE space players and special large-screen video playback software via UDP protocol commands, supporting common player operations and scheduled program playback control.

Supports TCP and UDP network protocols. When paired with DeeyuniotPCM software installed on computers, it realizes remote power on/off and volume adjustment of PCs.