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I'd be happy to help with your Ledman signs. . Office: (941) 295-8003 Office: (855) 802-3013 Cell: (941) 539-0559

Exactly.

It gets cold here too.

Erik, I saw that one too on Linkedin. I believe one of the marketing folks for Sign Vine was stepping down publicly. Here is a public link if anybody wants to read. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/great-idea-didnt-work-mike-prongue?trk=mp-reader-card I really enjoyed the comment section on that post. They previously bashed the sign industry for not being technologically advanced enough. In the newest one... "Non-profits seemed to expect more of a grant than just another fund-raising campaign. So their interest level was cool at best. Then the reality is that the "crowd" tended to be t

Sign Vine - Says Goodbye for now. https://www.signvine.org/

, Good questions and points. We had some of the same questions and tried to get the answers from them. It was a little troubling to see Vantage help to start a non-profit. We figured to help sell their products. We tried to give them the benefit of the doubt and ask about policies and procedures for how an LED sign vendor is chosen. Didn't really get an answer. We got a dance around the question. Looked even more shady... Seems if you question their integrity or motives in choosing vendors, they question your intelligence. We sent them some emails and tried calling to ask questio

My bad Mixed you up with another company in Dothan.

I have worked on several of machines in a few different shops. Most of the time with little or no budget. You have options as most manufacturers print their part number and the number of the original part manufacturer. Often you can search both sets of numbers and find the screen somewhere. There is a pretty good chance that the screen came from a small hand full of companies. If you have no clue on the screen, you can call a service and repair company. I have sent a few touchscreens to this company for repair. They have replaced one and repaired two. The repairs were less scratch th

And Everyone is happy.

Lance, After talking with you it seems like you just need to get some wireless devices to re-enable communications between the computer and the sign. You have the right idea to test the theory. Get a long Cat5 cable that you can run from the computer directly to the receiving card in the sign. 300m is the longest length of cable that will work. Power the sign and computer off and back on after connecting the cable. If you get a signal on the display you will know that the only issue is the communications devices between. Let me know what you find out. If you need further assistance, you have