Controllers

Controllers

Controllers are the communication interface between our electronic signs and users. Our controllers enable operators to quickly and easily load their message listing via USB, wireless, or Ethernet communication.  They are easy to use and install. Our logical and intuitive user navigation with just a few simple buttons or touches of the screen allow drivers to operate our displays smoothly. Thanks to different advanced options, our controller units can meet any requirements and fit into all environments.

MCU System Controller

The MCU controller manages all front, side, and rear Luminator Sign Systems as well as the TwinVision Smart Series III Destination Signs.  The MCU serves as the database for all information to be displayed and it is also the interface to AVL systems.

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MobiMASTER ICU402

  • Logical, intuitive user navigation
  • Lightweight
  • Flexible and simple installation
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News & Updates

Luminator’s mSET Software Earns 2019 ‘ASTORS’ Homeland Security Award

December 12, 2019

Plano, Texas (Dec. 12, 2019) — Apollo Video Technology (of Luminator Technology Group), a leading manufacturer of on-board video and fleet management solutions, was recognized as a Platinum Winner in American Security Today’s ‘ASTORS’ awards. mSET Software, which is used to manage safety and efficiency in public transport applications, was selected as the Best Wireless Video Surveillance Network Solution.

Luminator Technology Group to Speak at APTAtech Transportation Technology Conference on Infotainment and Machine Learning

September 11, 2019

Plano, Texas (Sept. 11, 2019) – Luminator Technology Group (LTG) announces the participation of its Vice President of Sales, Dan Kelleher, and Director of Business Development, Matt Siwek, at the APTAtech Transportation Technology Conference (APTAtech) in Columbus, Ohio, September 15-18. Kelleher and Siwek will join transit tech leaders to discuss the use of innovative technologies that impact ridership, passenger information, and safety.