If you were an early adopter of the Casio LED projectors the replacement remote you need is the YT-100…it looks like this
Works for Casio XJ-A135, A140, A235, A240, A245; Green Slim XJ-A130, A135, A140, A145, A240, A245.
If you were an early adopter of the Casio LED projectors the replacement remote you need is the YT-100…it looks like this
Works for Casio XJ-A135, A140, A235, A240, A245; Green Slim XJ-A130, A135, A140, A145, A240, A245.
Xibo is a great content management system that can be used for Digital Signage which is a form of electronic display used to show messages to the public mainly in the advertisement industry. It is free of charge and this tutorial will help you to learn how to install it on an Ubuntu machine.
According to the official page Xibo includes the followings:
Since Xibo is a web application built in php programming language we need to use the following command in order to install PHP5, Apache2, MYSQL server and the following php plugins:
Open a new terminal on your Ubuntu operating system (CTRL+ALT+T) machine and run the apt-get update command to update the official repositories like shown below.
sudo apt-get update
Then use the following command to install all the requirements in order to run the Xibo CMS on Ubuntu.
sudo apt-get install apache2 mysql-server php5 php5-gd php5-mysql php5-mcrypt
Once the installation of the required packages is finished it is time to download and configure the latest Xibo application on your machine.
The wget utility is very useful when it comes to downloading software from the commandline. I use it alot during development work and even when I test new software.
Use the wget utility like shown below.
wget https://github.com/xibosignage/xibo-cms/archive/1.7.8.tar.gz -O xibo-server.tar.gz
You can also download the archive direct from the github website
Then extract it using the tar utility. The option v is used to indicate verbose mode which is very helpful if you want to see the output of the command displayed on your terminal.
tar xvzf xibo-server.tar.gz
Then run the following commands.
sudo mv xibo-server /var/www/xibo-server sudo chown www-data:www-data -R /var/www/xibo-server
Once you have finished create a directory for the storage of the media files you will use on Xibo. The following commands will help you do to that.
sudo mkdir /media/xibo-library sudo chown www-data:www-data -R /media/xibo-library
Restart the webserver with the following command and visit the addresshttp://127.0.0.1/xibo-server in a new tab on your favorite web browser.
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
Once you visit the url in your web browser it will look like the following.
Click next to continue. There are six steps we need to follow in order to complete the installation of Xibo on your system.
As you can clearly see from the above screenshot Xibo needs to use a connection to your MySQL database. I am going to create a new empety database and will let Xibo do it for me. I suggest you do the same. Leave host as localhost, create an admin password, database name, database username and click on next again.
You will se the following displayed on your screen.
The above will help you to create the administrator account will gain access to the CMS. Mine are the followings. Make sure you use a strong password and an original username.
Click on next again so you can continue with the next step.
The Library Location is the place where things you upload will be stored. Put the full path location of the folder we created for the media files. It should be /media/xibo-library.
Then click on next.
Xibo is finally installed on your machine. Use the login credentials you created and login.
I had the same problems. vpxuser tries to download a new config for your VM.
To fix this problem: