Description

• Low power and environmentally-conscious

  The FWD-46B2 offers low power consumption with LED backlighting. This feature helps to reduce the total cost of ownership by lowering the running cost.

• High quality images

  The display achieves high brightness and a high contrast ratio of 4000:1. This quality helps to enable excellent color reproduction and high visibility in indoor applications.

• Slim installation design

  The depth of the FWD-46B2 is at least 30% less than that of a conventional CCFL model from Sony. For slim installation, the signal in and signal out terminals are incorporated into this profile, and do not protrude from the unit.

• Landscape/portrait - adaptable for a variety of applications

  Use of commercial-grade LCD panel and cooling systems, ensure the display can be positioned either vertically (portrait) or horizontally (landscape) with no change in the backlight level or service life. This flexibility in orientation makes it possible to create many different imaging effects in a wide variety of spaces.

• Display control via RS232C/RJ45

  Users can monitor the display status and control multiple displays over a LAN, VPN, or the Internet.

• Multi-display

  The display can present a single large dynamic image, simply by combining up to 16 display units (1 x 2, 1 x 3, 1 x 4, 2 x 1, 3 x 1, 4 x 1,2 x 2, 3 x 3, 4 x 4).

• Screen saver

  Images with constant brightness (such as data and still images) can cause screen burn-in on a display. To prevent this, three screen saver patterns are provided which can be adapted.

• Eco mode

  With the eco mode function, power consumption is reduced using power-saving technology. Compared with standard mode, power consumption using the high setting is less in eco mode and using the low setting is less in eco mode.

• VESA-compliant flexible mounting

  VESA-compliant mounting points help ensure safety when units are mounted.

• Control panel lock

  The control panel lock function can disable the control panel of a display to prevent unauthorized changes to display settings.

• Power-on delay

  Switching on multiple displays at the same time can potentially cause a damaging power surge. The power-on delay feature avoids this risk by allowing the user to staggering the timing so that each unit powers up at a slightly different time.

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