Christie Microtiles


MicroTiles are well known for their brilliant image quality, long lifespan, reliability and an MTBF of over seven years. Christie MicroTiles Designer 2.0 is available at: christieemea.com/microtilesdesigner


Screen size (diagonal): 510mm (20”) Native resolution per tile: 720 x 540 Pixel pitch: 0.567 x 0.567mm LED lifespan (50% brightness): 65,000 hours Peak white colour temperature: 6500K Colour temperature: 3200-9600K Adjustable gamma: Yes Colour space (CIE 1931): 115% Optical system: DLP® 0.55” SVGA


Display Unit D100


Rear projection modules can be scaled to any size, shape and orientation.


3 year warranty Part No. 123-003104-01


Maximum calibrated brightness: 600nits (cd/m2)


Screen gap (typical): 1.3mm(S300) /0.7mm(S310) at 25°C (77°F)


Operating temperature: 5°C (41°F) minimum - 40°C (104°F)(S300) /35°C (95°F) (S310) maximum


Operating relative humidity: 35–80% non-condensing


Shipping (boxed) temperature: -20°C (-4°F) minimum – 50°C (122°F) maximum


Part No.


123-124108-01 123-128102-01


Input signal compatibility: Single-link DVI-D (HDCP)


Processor bit rate: 165M pixels per second Data link bit rate: 5Gbps Colour processing: 13 bits Refresh rate: 47-63Hz frame-locked


Control interface: Ethernet with SNMP support, serial


Designed to fi t perfectly around Microtiles


Confi gure into 84 different sizes Field installable


Lightweight and small for easy shipping and install


Part No. 123-129103-01 Description MICROTILES ECU E100 Interactivity Kit


Transforms any large-format video wall into a dynamic and responsive multi-touch surface.


3 year warranty 24/7


24/7 usage


Description


MICROTILES Screen S300 MICROTILES Screen S310


External Control Unit 3


24/7 year warranty


24/7 usage


Description MICROTILES Display Unit D100 Screens S300/310


Near seamless video walls with this new screen option


3 year warranty 24/7


24/7 usage


24/7


24/7 usage


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