Programmable RGB Video Generator w146885

This group of three RGB generators offers dedicated analog, digital or combined analog/digital outputs to best suit application needs. High dot-clock capabilities are featured, up to 260 MHz in analog, which allows operation in UXGA (1600 x 1200) systems. All in the group operate from user-replaceable ROMs making them ideal for production operations wherein parameters are not to be altered by operators. Remote control units (LT 1610-01B) extend program selection to remote control points and widen operator control to signal-output conditions including sync format and polarities. Full PC control gives the operator complete control over raster architecture, signal-output conditions and selection from stock and custom patterns. Control extends to the graphic design of custom patterns and the downloading of images from digital still cameras or scanners. X-Y cursors permit the coordinates of defective pixels in the display to be accurately established and provision is made to test monitor power saving actions spelled out in VESA standards. Fast image switching speeds production work by reducing the wait for new images to appear. Image sequencing may be programmed and scrolling window or character actions aid in gauging image-decay characteristics. A factory option adds 4 MB of RAM to extend image memory to accommodate up to 12 VGA format images.
Image Downloading from Scanners and Digital Cameras
Accessories Provide LVDS Drive to LCD Panels
Auto Pattern Switching and Scroll Image Gauge Decay Characteristics
External Clock Input
PC Programming and Control Operates in Windows Environment
ROM Setup and Control for Stand-Alone Operations
Analog RGB, Clock to 260 MHz
High Speed Switching Speeds Pattern Selection
Power Saving Display Function as Specified in VESA Standards
Graphic Design of Custom Test Patterns
Stock Test Patterns Include SMPTE 133 & Flower Image
Image Downloading
X-Y Display Function Locates Pixel Coordinates (to Locate Display Faults)
Auto Display Functions (Pattern Switching & Scroll)
X-Y Coordinates Locates Pixel Faults
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