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Logo Requirements For Custom Print

Logo requirements and setup process

You can help us achieve a professional looking print on your wallplate. Here’s how:

  1. Supply quality logo material
    A logo in high definition, minimum 300 dpi is preferable. A version of your company logo that is used on your website is not sufficient. Submit logo in any format (vector based format is best) and specify any design info and/or hex colour codes.
  2. Choose logo position
    Top or bottom of wallplate: confirm where your logo goes or contact us for a recommendation.
  3. Print more information?
    Apart from the logo, consider other information to include on the wallplate. This may be an (IT helpline) phone number, website, email address, an additional text (site location, department) or even a slogan.
  4. Print a few or print all
    Some customers choose to have their logo printed on every wallplate, while others only require a print on some wallplates. When placing your order, we need to know what your default preference is
  1. Email high resolution logo and all info as outlined above to sales@kidigital.com.au
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Interactive Whiteboard Wallplates

In order to operate an Interactive Whiteboard in a school or office, it is important to properly connect a laptop or desktop computer. At Kidigital, we design, manufacture and assemble AV wallplates to be used for just this purpose.

In their simplest form, many Interactive Whiteboards require at least one video connection (usually VGA or HDMI) and also a USB connection. Audio Visual wallplates such as WP506 (1x VGA female to female connection and 1x USB 2.0 Type-B female to female connection) allow a laptop or desktop computer to be quickly and easily connected to the Interactive Whiteboard.

Newer Interactive Whiteboards incorporate a HDMI connection as well as a VGA (HD15) connection. Many AV Installers will run both of these cables in the wall in order to give the teacher or operator a choice of connection. Together with an optional 3.5mm Stereo Audio Connection, the AV wallplate may look like this.


Connecting a wallplate to an Interactive Whiteboard

Once AV connections have been decided, the next step is to work out how these cables will be terminated. This is often dictated by the length of cables that are required.

HDMI for HDMI is simply a matter of running a good quality HDMI male to male cable and plugging this in to the female HDMI connection on the rear of the wallplate.

For VGA, pre-made male VGA leads can be plugged in to the female VGA connection on the rear of the wallplate. If raw HD15 cable is installed in the wall, then the VGA connection on the rear of the wallplate needs to be terminated with a screw terminal VGA connection.

USB cabling requirements will change depending on the length of cable required. For cable lengths less than 5m, no USB extenders are required. For lengths over 5m then at least one USB Active Extender is required. It is important to consider the length of USB cable that will possibly be used by the operator of the Whiteboard.

Change the labels on the wallplate

It is also possible to change the default labels that ship with our wallplates to give the connections better meaning and make it easier for the teacher or operator to connect their computer to the Interactive Whiteboard.

We can print the text ‘Whiteboard’ instead of ‘USB’ and add a logo onto the wallplate for repeat business, service or support.

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