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For the latest show news and updates follow #ISE2014 Single cable connectivity speeds installations HDBASET ALLIANCE
Samsung’s large-format display product (LFD) line is being boosted by the introduction of a new HDBaseT plug-in module, powered by the Valens chipset. Select models of the line will receive the enhancement, which the company says will mean that LFD installations become significantly simpler and less costly. The HDBaseT Receiver on Samsung’s new ME75C Full HD
display is being showcased on the HDBaseT Alliance stand throughout ISE 2014. Powered by the Valens chipset, HDBaseT technology enables all- in-one connectivity between HD video sources and remote displays through a single 100m Cat5e/6 cable. This is capable of delivering uncompressed high definition video, audio, Ethernet, control signals and up to 100W of power. Part of the ME-C Series, the ME75C is a slim, lightweight 75in
display that supports the new HDBaseT plug-in module. The ME75C provides increased energy savings over CCFL backlit displays with a thin chassis and narrow bezel to help simplify installation and provide a message with impact. Thomas Evans, director of
marketing, professional display at Samsung’s Enterprise Business Division, said: “HDBaseT provides our customers with a connectivity
New version of Ascender 48 highlighted ANALOG WAY
Version 1.3 of the Ascender 48 is being showcased by Analog Way. Based on the LiveCore platform, Ascender 48 is described as a powerful multi-screen seamless switcher with 48 scalers. Ascender 48 offers connectivity including 12 seamless inputs with 42 input plugs: six HDMI, nine DVI-I, three DisplayPort, 12 3G/HD/SD-SDI and 12 universal analogue. It is said to be able to handle any source from composite video, up to 2,560 x 1,600, and outputs a variety of formats, including HDTV and computer format up to 2,560 x 1,600 and 4K. Ascender 48 includes an independent Dual-Link output for monitoring purposes, with a live source mosaic layout. The product delivers varied display configurations: mixer, hybrid, hard edge and soft edge configurations. In addition to a native background
layer, Ascender 48 can display up to six true-seamless scaled layers per output. Up to 50 frames and 50 logos can be stored in the device’s
Analog Way’s Ascender 48 seamless switcher features – appropriately enough – 48 scalers
solution that significantly reduces the time and money required to complete the job when compared to other typical cabling options. Using HDBaseT for digital signage is an industry game-changer that enables professional installers to complete their projects on-time and on-budget.” Micha Risling, marketing chair of the HDBaseT Alliance, added: “The commitment Samsung has shown to advancing the
development and deployment of HDBaseT has been strong since Day 1 and today that commitment is stronger than ever. Since co-founding the HDBaseT Alliance in 2007, Samsung has helped grow the Alliance to nearly 80 members made up of the world’s leading AV manufacturers and led the development of HDBaseT- enabled components for professionals and consumers.” Stand: 7-C190
Solution for corporate public spaces MULTITOUCH
Described as the ultimate touch solution for corporate public spaces, MultiTouch is debuting the MultiTouch iWall at ISE 2014. Featuring a 4 x 3 array of 55in ultra-thin bezel MultiTaction Cell screens, it is designed as a turnkey solution – although more screens can be added if required. The turnkey configuration
memory. Layers, including frames and logos, can be controlled individually in time and transition, and can be fully resized. Version 1.3 of the Ascender 48
offers several major improvements, says Analog Way. The link mode will provide the ability to link two units (being demonstrated on-stand) with inputs and outputs shared and added. Units will then function as one 24 x 8+2 scaled seamless matrix system with two live mosaic previews, 84 input plugs and 96 scalers available.
Advanced layer management
ensures higher flexibility with more layering capability. When one output is disabled, its layers can be added to another output and managed through Web RCS, the web-based remote control software designed for the LiveCore series. Custom monitoring allows
personalisation of the preview/ monitoring output. Up to eight display templates for the monitoring output will be stored and easily recalled using the Web RCS. Stand: 11-F58
Interactive experiences OMNITAPPS
The Omnitapps Multi-Touch Software is omnipresent at ISE this year, both on the Omnivision stand and around the public areas of the show.
Aimed at a wide range of
applications including business, education and the gaming and entertainment markets, the Omnitapps Business Multi-Touch Suite is a multi-user software family for the creation and deployment of interactive touchscreen experiences. As an ISE Technology Partner, Omnivision also developed the interactive wayfinding system for ISE 2014. Over 20 kiosks featuring touchscreen maps and floorplans created with Omnitapps Interactive Wayfinding are available to visitors throughout the Amsterdam RAI exhibit halls.
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Omnitapps custom Multi- T
ouch application on an
Ideum touch table at the Minneapolis Institute of Art
Meanwhile, the Omnivision stand will feature a live demonstration of the Omnitapps applications including versions specifically
developed for retail, hospitality, events, entertainment, culture and corporate environments. Stand: 8-H219
The Digi-Loop induction loop amplifier from Williams Sound is on show at ISE 2014. Dubbed the world’s first network- controlled induction loop system, it includes DSP for software control of mixing, equalisation, compression, loop phase shift and more. Class D, pulse-width amplifiers aim to maximise efficiency and reduce size and weight. Network control capability provides remote system set-up, operation
and monitoring via a laptop, tablet or other portable device. The Digi-Loop’s dual- amplifier design offers the option of single 12A output for perimeter loops or dual 10A outputs for loop arrays or one loop and one loudspeaker. Priority input (70-100V) is
also available for connection to a paging system, ensuring life or safety announcements are heard loud and clear. Digi-Loop also offers an easy-to-read LCD graphic display. Stand: 3-C130
features a total resolution of 8K x 3K, measures 5m wide by 2.5m high, and is designed to be easily integrated into any architectural space. The MultiTouch iWall comes with MultiTouch applications and can support an unlimited number of concurrent users. The MultiTouch iWall features a
server-class computer, internal cabling and a LAN switch. A ventilation grille is located under the displays, with exhaust channelled via ducts and fans from the top of the assembly. It is covered with tempered glass.
The MultiT
ouch iWall can support unlimited concurrent users “Our new MultiTouch iWall
turnkey system is the ultimate touch solution for corporate public spaces,” said Hannu Anttila, vice president, business development at MultiTouch. “Based on our proven MultiTaction interactive display technology, iWall is the ideal centrepiece for large lobby areas. Our Computer Vision Through Screen (CVTS) technology provides ultra fast, built-in touch tracking for industry-leading responsiveness and enjoyable user experience.” Stand: 11-N50
Network control is a first
Digi-Loop includes powerful DSP for control of mixing, EQ and more
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