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MAY/JUNE 1999 VOLUME 10 NUMBER 3

Extron‘s New Digital Video Scaler with

PC, HDTV and Plasma Video Output Rates

(continued on page 12–

See “RGB 500 Series”)

Extron’s new RGB 500 Series inter-

faces are designed to be the most

advanced and versatile series of archi-

tectural interfaces ever. By using

advanced technology, the RGB 500

Series interfaces overcome most of the

limitations that can arise when using

architectural interfaces. Limitations

such as fitting them into an electrical

box or very thin walls, or incompati-

bility with LCD/DLP/Plasma displays.

Wouldn’t you like to have the choice

between using a universal 9-pin input

connector or a standard 15-pin HD

input connector? What about custom

configuring auxiliary connections and

two-unit side by side mounting? And

then there’s the challenge of inte-

grating interfaces into the European

electrical channels. If you have had to

work around any of these limitations

and have been faced with such chal-

Video technology has made leaps and

bounds over the last decade. A good

illustration of this is the evolution of

digital display technology, i.e., LCD,

DLP, Plasma and ILA. Only a few years

ago LCD projectors were regarded as

glorified carry-ons for the travelling

presenter. Now, they take center stage in

churches, educational facilities, board-

rooms, control centers and many other

high-end A/V installs.

Along with the improvement of display

technology, video too will see its day of

refinement. With the impending arrival

of HDTV A/V professionals will soon be

able to take advantage of the benefits

better-looking video has to offer. With

that in mind, Extron’s new DVS 100

digital video scaler is about to catapult

A/V system design into the year 2006.

Tweeker Use ............................................................3

Taking the Strain Out ..............................................4

Comb Filters—Part 4 ..............................................5

New Products ..........................................................6

Tech Corner: Scaler Technology ..............................9

Unique Techniques: Extron Goes Hollywood..........10

New News..............................................................14

The Most Versatile Architectural Interfaces Ever!

Extron’s new RGB 500 Series with ADSP™

(continued on page 2– See “DVS 100”)

In This Issue:

DVS 100

INPUT

BUFFERED

LOCAL MONITOR

ID PIN 11

ID PIN 4

CS PIN 9

. S

RGB 550

The RGB 550 with ADSP (Advanced Digital Sync Processing)

is a universal, mountable HD 15 input interface that combines

the flexibility found in all of Extron's Architectural Series

products with our latest innovations in technology.

5 BNC Output

17 Conductor

Plenum Install

Cable

Power (3.5mm

Captive Screw

Connector)

Audio (3.5mm

Captive Screw

Connector)

Included Wall

Mounting Bracket

1 2 3 4 5 6 ... 19 20

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Strany 1 - In This Issue:

MAY/JUNE 1999 VOLUME 10 NUMBER 3Extron‘s New Digital Video Scaler with PC, HDTV and Plasma Video Output Rates(continued on page 12– See “RGB 500 Ser

Strany 2 - ExtroNews

EXTRONEWS MAY/JUNE 199910Unique Techniques:Extron Goes HollywoodPlanet Hollywood to be exact. Thisissue’s look into an installation coversthe design a

Strany 3 - SYSTEM DESIGN

EXTRONEWS MAY/JUNE 199911did, and at under half the cost of thesystem originally recommended by PlanetHollywood USA’s A/V consultant. While everyone w

Strany 4 - National Sales Manager

lenges when installing architectural inter-faces—fear not. The RGB 500 Series is thesolution.These streamlined computer-video interfaces offer modelsw

Strany 5 - Decoders (Part 4)

EXTRONEWS MAY/JUNE 199913HB Communications uses Extron’s BNC-5SuperFlex HR Plenum Cable for all typesof installations, such as staging, rental,trade s

Strany 6 - RGB 138xi Interface

PRO AV 9400MMIITTSSUUBBIISSHHIIMitsubishi has recently announced theDiamond Pro 2020u, a 22" flat-faceddesktop monitor. The new Diamond Pro2020u

Strany 7 - RGB 158xi Interface

EXTRONEWS MAY/JUNE 199915MEDIAPRO384VPL-X1000USMP420IDSSIIMM22 MMUULLTTIIMMEEDDIIAASIM2 Multimedia has recently intro-duced the SMP420ID 42" pla

Strany 8 - High Resolution Cable

EXTRONEWS MAY/JUNE 199916computer-video and audio input connectors.The RGB 500 uses a 9-pin universalconnector with which the appropriatemonitor/lapto

Strany 9 - Technology

EXTRON ELECTRONICS/RGB SYSTEMS, INC.1230 South Lewis Street, Anaheim, CA 92805800.633.9876 714.491.1500 FAX 714.491.1517U.S.A.EXTRON ELECTRONICS,

Strany 10 - Extron Goes Hollywood

EXTRONEWS MAY/JUNE 199918at all, then CF= 0 and the differencebetween Line 2 and Line 1 is used.This type of adaptive system worksonly within a pictur

Strany 11 - (center) provides centralized

EXTRONEWS MAY/JUNE 199919Y/C Filter TypesNotch/ BandpassSimple Line Comb2-Line & 3-Line Type2D Adaptive3D AdaptiveCharacteristics• Low luma bandwi

Strany 12 - RGB 500 Series Euro Channel

EXTRONEWS MAY/JUNE 19992ExtroNews™Managing Editors: Amy Kramer, Carol HubbenTechnical Editors: Jim Scrivner, Roger McCarten, Pat Charlton, Joe da Silv

Strany 13 - “We Like It!”

EXTRONEWS MAY/JUNE 1999Extron School and Extron School On the Road SchedulesAug. 12-13...Extron School, Sales C

Strany 14 - EXTRONEWS MAY/JUNE 1999

EXTRONEWS MAY/JUNE 19993Reggi Baika from Crimson Tech of Cambridge, MAhas transformed an Extron tweeker into the body of a high-flying S3machine. No

Strany 15

EXTRONEWS MAY/JUNE 19994MANDI SPEERTaking the Strain Outby Mandi Speer, National Sales ManagerA cable with strain relief is betterthan a cable without

Strany 16 - Handbook Now Available

EXTRONEWS MAY/JUNE 19995STEVE SOMERSComb Filters: NTSC Decoding Basicsby Steve Somers, V.P. EngineeringAdaptive Comb FilterDecoders (Part 4)This is th

Strany 17 - Extron’s New Sync Stabilizer

EXTRONEWS MAY/JUNE 19996For more information on these, or any other products,contact your local Extron Representative at 714.491.1500 or 800.633.9876

Strany 18 - Continued from page 5

EXTRONEWS MAY/JUNE 19997Optional Mounting KitsOptional mounting kits are available forall five interfaces, including an under-desk kit (PN: 70-077-01)

Strany 19

EXTRONEWS MAY/JUNE 19998preset for global or room presets. The MCP1000 operates in these modes: I/O switching fora particular output, global presets,

Strany 20 - On the Road Schedules

EXTRONEWS MAY/JUNE 19999Image ScalingTechnologyby Roger McCarten,Product ManagerFIGURE 1. Converting image's resolution to match display device&a