WQF-BPM1
Sony WQF-BPM1 Display Power Management Software for BRAVIA Pro
The Sony WQF-BPM1 is a software application that controls the power state of multiple Sony BRAVIA Professional displays and projectors across a network. Operators can switch individual screens on or off when needed, or follow a pre-defined schedule, and can see whether each display is on or off. It suits schools, offices and hotels in Qatar that run several screens and want to stop idle displays running overnight. Request a quote from SmartRooms Qatar.
What the WQF-BPM1 manages
The WQF-BPM1 is a display power management application from Sony for BRAVIA Professional displays. It lets an operator send power commands to several screens over a network connection, so a whole floor, campus or signage network can be switched on or off from one place instead of walking from room to room. The same application also works with projectors, which is useful in buildings where screens and projectors sit side by side.
Power status monitoring shows whether each display is currently on or off, so facilities teams can confirm that equipment has shut down as planned.
Ad-hoc control and pre-defined schedules
The software supports two ways of working:
- Ad-hoc control for individual displays, for example switching off one panel in a meeting room after a session ends.
- Pre-defined schedules that switch displays on or off at set times, so a school or office does not depend on staff remembering to turn screens off at the end of the day.
- Status monitoring that reports the power state of each display.
Schedules can be built around the Sunday to Thursday working week used by many government and private offices in Qatar, or around school timetables and hotel booking hours.
Where it fits in Qatar
A private school in Al Wakrah fitting out classrooms with interactive panels can set one schedule that powers screens down after the last lesson and brings them back before the morning session. The facilities team can then see at a glance whether any panel was left on.
A hotel in West Bay with conference rooms and lobby screens can keep meeting room displays off between bookings and switch them on before delegates arrive. A university in Education City with lecture halls can manage projectors and displays from one application, so staff spend less time on manual checks before and after teaching.
A government ministry in Msheireb with boardrooms and reception displays can apply one shutdown routine across floors and confirm the state of each screen when the building closes.
What to plan before ordering
Before a quotation is prepared, list every display and projector that will be controlled, and confirm that each one is a Sony BRAVIA Professional display or a projector covered by this application. Network connectivity is the foundation: every screen must be reachable over the network from the device running the software, so review the network layout with your IT team. SmartRooms Qatar offers free site surveys, which are useful for mapping the rooms and floors that need to sit on the same network.
For organisations ordering across several sites, the quotation can be raised against a purchase order (LPO). To check which of your displays and projectors fit this application and to plan your schedules, request a quote from SmartRooms Qatar. The team will confirm the details against your site and return a quotation, usually within one working day.
Highlights
- Remote on and off control for multiple displays over a network
- Ad-hoc control of individual displays or pre-defined schedules
- Power status monitoring shows each display as on or off
- Works with Sony Pro BRAVIA (FW) displays and projectors
- Request a quote to confirm your display and projector list
Estimated timeline
Quotation within 1 working day · delivery timing depends on stock availability, and we confirm it with your quotation.