The ALR-1920 LCD controller has been significantly upgraded as announced today, the new model reference is part number 417270011-3. Some of the new features are:
- Additional RS-232 command support
- DDC/CI command support for brightness, contrast, RGB color, input sources and more
- Additional video mode support
- Additional panel timing support
- Improved video mode recognition
- Improved HDMI sync detection
- Support for custom panel timing programming by users
- Various bug fixes
The first 5 months of 2011 have been action packed for Digital View with formalization of the signage division under Bob Michaels, numerous trade shows in the USA and around Europe as well as many new products, most significant of which is a whole line-up of great new monitors from 10″ through to 46″ that will be featured at Infocomm in a couple of weeks. On top that we have been involved in many great display and media projects in transport, leisure, retail and government.
The DV marketing team based in UK are hard at work preparing a major change to the website to reflect the two main Digital View operating divisions, namely signage and display system solutions. This is very much a marketing activity intended to make navigation easier for visitors to our website, there are no structural changes and we remain a closely integrated group.
In retail environments consumers are surrounded by all kinds of promotional materials and mediums, competing for their attention. There are many different points of engagement, but in this post I want to focus on shelf edge displays where it is easy to cross over the automatic barriers that shoppers erect against too many messages, making sure you get heard. Read more…
No it’s not a band name! I want to give you a few thoughts about controlling the brightness and dimming on your display. Working with high brightness displays? You may well need to include the capability to dim the display backlight. That or give someone a big headache when it gets dark.
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With a new series of VideoFlyer digital posters hitting the market, it’s time to look at some of the features. Most notably networking. Read more…
Our technical team have been doing an amazing job developing our new Integre Chassis product line, and yesterday we got to look at the range. Seeing is believing! These chassis are the formula one of openframe display product realization. So what did I learn… ? Read more…
Categories: Display Electronics, General, Integre Tags: integre chassis, large format displays, LCD controllers, lcd display design, LCD display monitoring, lcd display performance, open-frame, Samsung LCD displays, standards compliance
Attending The Screen breakfast briefing in London this morning raised an interesting point that probably gets overlooked about general perceptions of signage. Ever wondered about the factors that lead viewers to give their attention to a digital sign? Here’s a thought for you. Read more…
Professional grade LCD Controllers support functions and provide features that display designers can use to build extremely sophisticated LCD products. With so many features available sometimes some of the powerful features slip under the radar and don’t get exploited to their full potential. In this post I want to put a few thoughts about the serial port forward, as this has to be one of the most flexible features available.
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Time was, using digital displays in vending machines was a tricky business. Screens were heavy and expensive to employ. As technology moves on and standards improve it is becoming easier to integrate screens with anything. Vending machines are no exception. Why bother though? Read more…
Increasing sales and customer loyalty is the dream of every business owner. Of course there are many ways to go about this, but I want to give you some thoughts on how to go about finding the best digital signage package for you.
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