I dont think so. I hope you mean inter-net also. However you could have a network running on cat5 with two small hog 3 PC computers and run them as a client, then add the wings. (I think this is do-able) I am also pretty sure that you cant do ethernet with just the wing.
no, I mean just as a very, very long extended usb-cable. No need to go on the internet, just want to keep it local. It would save me an extra hog (or laptop + widget ).
for installation it could be great, because the house- tech's would only have a wing each hall to operate, and the console would be in a safe place
on the other hand, maybe a touchscreen each hall can do the trick. What would be the max. distance for a ELO-touchscreen or: how far can you extend USB and VGA ?
If your talking about extended USB.. maybe. But I am sure like all cable, USB is going to start loosing signal the further you take it.... Speed may also be an issue.
if you also want screens at the remote locations you can try kvm over ethernet (well "kvm over IP" gives better results). I've used kvm over ethernet once and while it worked, I was not very impressed with the signal quality reaching the monitor (slight fuzziness). It may have just been a cheap product.
It doesn't matter Joe there are a number of devices that will allow you to use a Cat-5 cable as a "dry-line" and put adapters at either end.
This could work, but you will probably need to plug in the wing to AC power......and if you have to do that, I'd rather just network in a client over WiFi at that point.
You can have one show file on the server. Then your seperate halls can just use different parts of the same showfile. E.G. have 3 seperate cuelists on it.
[quote=SfeerPeer;36138]@ marty: but can you login with 2 or 3 remote clients at the same time? Halls will (most of the time) have shows at the same time...
good to know. but then sadley there are no faders unless I attach extra wings. So the most simple option is to have 2 roadhogs I guess ( and also safe to use )
true.....I do find it a better practice to keep separate shows on separate consoles....especially if they are occuring in totally different areas. That way if a desk goes down for some reason, then the other is not affected.
