Broadcast Management
Video Monitoring and Production Studio Control Room Key Technologies Mitsubishi's 12-bit Dither & Gamma Circuitry produces truly natural gradations, rendering both bright and dark areas for precise half-tone images. This circuit processes frame (time axis) direction and also ensures smoother gradation for all images. Our Digital Color Space Control circuit, or digital color balancing and blending circuit, compensates for color and brightness discrepancies among the display wall cubes. Mitsubishi's Color Space Control circuit can adjust Gain, Red (R), Green (G), and Blue (B) values, in each primary color (R/G/B) as well as other mixed colors, giving consistent color blending and brilliance uniformity over multi-screen configurations of the video wall projection cubes. Mitsubishi's high brightness and contrast ratios, coupled with our SXGA+ resolution and razor sharp optics provide the best image possible in a video wall projection cube. Mitsubishi offers a fast and reliable redundant lamp changer in all of the SXGA+ models. Within 7 seconds there will be a distinguishable image and within 15 seconds the new lamp will have been adjusted to the rest of the wall for both color and brightness. Our lamps provide up to 10,000 hours of operation prior to replacement eliminating the need for frequent lamp changes. For a video monitoring control room with limited space or production studio, we offer a series of front access control room video walls. Each front access unit is 100% serviceable from the front and is fully enclosed from the rear enabling the units to be pushed flush back against a wall. Our unique features like Smart Lamp™, Smart Colorwheel™ and Dynamic Brightness Balancing™ reduce both maintenance time and costs to provide years of service with a low cost to maintain making our video wall projection cubes the choice for your production studio or video monitoring control room. You also get Mitsubishi's proven reliability, which is the best in the industry. And our MTBF (Mean Time between Failures) is second to none. This means the lowest cost of ownership of any DLP® technology video wall projection cube available today. Benefits for this environment Automatic Color Space Management Mitsubishi utilizes a sophisticated color space management circuit that allows fine tuning of color space to meet stringent color settings. Because the system can be set to user-defined target color spaces, the system can automatically adjust color space to compensate for newly introduced optical components. 12-Bit Dither and Gamma Control Circuitry This creates truly natural images with excellent color representation and gradation. In addition, this proprietary circuitry ensures better saturation. High Brightness and Contrast Ratio Mitsubishi's high brightness and contrast ratios provide images that are clear, sharp and easy to read thus reducing eye strain and fatigue for the operators. Redundant Lamps Redundant lamps offer the ability to minimize downtime due to lamp failures. Lamps change within 15 seconds, which includes automatic adjustment of color space and brightness intensity. Automatic Intensity Management The most common cause of color differences between adjacent screens is brightness intensity differences. Mitsubishi's Dynamic Brightness Balancing circuitry checks and matches adjacent cubes every 2 seconds to ensure proper intensity matching. Reliability The best protection from downtime is not through redundancy, but through reliability. Mitsubishi Data Wall cubes will prove to be highly reliable components of your control room system. Learn More » |
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