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Extron’s products are not only designed
to achieve the highest levels of quality
and performance, but to be as user- and
installer-friendly as possible. As Extron’s
newest computer-video interface, the
RGB 190 is no exception. The RGB 190
is a compact, universal computer-video
interface designed to be mounted truly
anywhere, as well as to use an HD15
input; Extron’s first universal interface to
do so.
The RGB 190’s one-inch tall enclosure
and optional detachable mounting kits
give it remarkable flexibility. The under-
desk mounting kit gives it the ability to
mount on or under any flat surface, such
as a desk, podium, table, cabinet, wall,
etc. Where the RGB 190 differs from all
other interfaces is that it will also mount
through any of these surfaces. This is
accomplished through the use of the
through-desk mounting kit, which
attaches to the sides of the interface and
fits flush against the surface being pene-
trated. Wherever you need your interface
to be, the RGB 190 is ready to go.
Once mounted, the RGB 190 is clean in
appearance and is easy to configure. All
controls are placed on the front panel of
RGB 190
Extron Re-invents the ”Anywhere“ Interface
the interface, and next to the HD15 input
and buffered local monitor output. All
BNC jacks are conveniently located,
instead of on top of the interface rear.
The result is that no jacks or cables will
hang down from the device in a hori-
zontal installation, and therefore the
interface is less likely to be snagged or
hit someone’s knees.
The RGB 190 has 350 MHz (-3 dB) of
video bandwidth and provides a 15 to
150 kHz frequency range. This makes it
compatible with a wide range of
computer signals including VGA,
SVGA, XGA, XGA-2, Mac, Quadra,
SUN, SGI and more. Its six BNC
connectors allow for buffered output of
RGsB (sync on green), RGBS, RGBHV
with simultaneous composite sync,
making it suitable for any large display
device.
The RGB 190 also features adjustable
horizontal shift, video level boost, and
Digital Display Sync Processing
(DDSP™). When DDSP is activated,
sync signals will be output unprocessed
to ensure signal compatibility with LCD,
DLP, plasma and other digital display
devices. The RGB 190 also includes
proper ID bit termination, allowing
machines that normally operate without
local monitors to continue to function.
The RGB 190 (PN: 60-280-01) lists for
$350 (US Dollars). Please note that both
the under-desk and through-desk
mounting kits are optional add-ons and
do not ship with the basic product. For
more information please contact your
local Extron Electronics representative
at: 714.491.1500 (Extron U.S.);
+31.33.453.4040 (Extron Europe); or
+65.226.0015 (Extron Asia).
For more information and specifications,
you can also go to our website at: http://
www.extron.com/product/rgb190.stm.
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