What is the difference between LDU and iClient?

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LDU

The LDU is applicable to the scenario where only a monitor is required. But the distance it operates depends on the length of the HDMI cable.

iClient

The iClient is more suitable for multiple devices (or a single device). You need to prepare a PC and a monitor. You can perform remote operations when the network is normal.

LDU 

Single-Node Network

The single-node network applies to small-scale scenarios such as supermarkets and shopping malls. Figure 1 shows a typical single-node network.

Features

Only one device is deployed on a simple network.

The device is directly connected to the monitor using an HDMI cable or HDMI-to-VGA cable. No computer is required.

iClient

Multi-Node Network

The multi-node network applies to teaching buildings, bank outlets, and subway stations. Figure 2 shows a typical multi-node network.

Features

Multiple devices are deployed and connected to cameras in their home areas.

One iClient can manage a maximum of 48 devices. The iClient must be installed on a computer. Therefore, a computer is required in this scenario.