The Warp Box Control for MCM-100 from Barco brings multichannel features to an external device. The MCM100 handles both mono and stereo sources up to 120Hz. Stereo sources can be connected with a single active stereo signal or by means of a left and right passive stereo signal.
A twin dual link DVI-D input and two extra input layers for additional inputs (such as DVI / D15 or analog RGBHV) are by default part of the MCM100s' basic package. Its dual link DVI output follows synchronously the selected input source.
Lastly, the MCM-100s can be controlled by means of an IR remote control or through IP by the optional XDS-Racu software suite.
Twin dual link DVI-D input and two extra input layers for additional inputs (such as
DVI / D15 or analog RGBHV) are by default part of the MCM100s' basic package. Its dual
link DVI output follows synchronously the selected input source
The MCM-100 can be controlled by means of an IR remote control or through IP by
means of the optional XDS-Racu software suite. The latter can control a complete display
with multiple MCM-100s's, driving several Barco RLM W series projectors, from a single
control PC
The MCM-100 handles both mono and stereo sources up to 120Hz. Stereo sources can
be connected with a single active stereo signal or by means of a left and right passive
stereo signal. Lower frame rate active stereo sources at e.g. 60Hz can be upscaled to 120Hz to avoid flicker. Multiple MCM-100s can be synchronized to easily allow multichannel
stereo displays
This interface allows geometry correction, color correction, and electronic blending on
corporate HD or WUXGA projectors, with a real-time onscreen user interface and the
performance known from Barco's higher end simulation projectors
Suitable for all environments:
Corporations: multi-channel based meeting rooms, both flat and curved
Training displays as used in naval, driving and ATC simulators
3D visualization as used in automotive, oil and gas, scientific research and urban planning
Theme parks
Corporations: multi-channel based meeting rooms, both flat and curved
Training displays as used in naval, driving and ATC simulators
3D visualization as used in automotive, oil and gas, scientific research and urban planning
Theme parks