American Dynamics Plasma & CRT Monitors, PVM, LCD manual Lcd

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We provide a comprehensive range of monitors — everything from a 9" black & white CRT that can be dual-mounted in your standard EIA 19" rack to a high definition,

widescreen 50" plasma monitor. Our screen resolution and crystal clear imaging make surveillance easier to perform and more accurate. Whether you require single or multiple inputs, a shallow profile or heavy duty metal cabinet, American Dynamics can deliver the right monitor for the job. Every monitor we offer complies with universal mounting standards so you can install our products wherever you need them.

LCD:

Minimize your spatial requirements and get brighter, better pictures with our flat panel LCD Monitors. At less than 2" thick, these monitors are so light you can hang them on a wall. Featuring easy to use on-screen menus, the LCD monitors automatically configure and calibrate screen resolution and can be manually adjusted as well. Available with black or white cases, they come in a variety of sizes and include rack-mount, wall-mount and desktop models.

Public View Monitors (pvm):

Some of our monitors are designed for public view applications and feature tempered, shatter-resistant glass screens, an integrated camera module, and remote controls that make it convenient to adjust the settings from a distance. Certain models also include a 12 volt power outlet that lets customers plug in a second camera without adding extra cabling. Choose from a variety of CRT, LCD and plasma monitors.

Plasma:

In the world of monitors, bigger is sometimes better. Our plasma monitors rank among the biggest screens you can get in the CCTV industry. High resolutions with 700-800 TV lines and an 800:1 contrast ratio render video in brilliant color that enables you to see detail with the greatest precision possible. Less than 4" deep, these monitors include a base as well as optional wall mounts.

CRT:

We offer a comprehensive line of CRT monitors: color, black & white, high and standard resolution, with whatever number of inputs you need. New flat screen models help eliminate curvature or distortion in the image. View the entire picture, including peripheral detail that normally gets blocked out, with an underscan/overscan feature.

Hear as well as see what’s going on with looping audio connectors.

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Product offerings and specifications are subject to change without notice. Actual products may vary from photos. Not all products include all features. Availability varies by region; contact your sales rep.

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Plasma & CRT Monitors, LCD, PVM specifications

American Dynamics is well-known for its robust contribution to the world of surveillance and monitoring solutions, particularly through its diverse range of video monitors, including PVM (Professional Video Monitor), LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), Plasma, and CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) monitors. Each of these monitor types possesses unique features and characteristics suited to varying applications in security and video surveillance.

Professional Video Monitors (PVM) are designed for high-performance applications that require precise image quality and color accuracy. These monitors often utilize advanced technologies for image processing, ensuring that video feeds are displayed with minimal latency and high fidelity. Key features of PVMs include adjustable color temperature, multiple input options, and superior resolution. These capabilities make PVMs ideal for video editing and live monitoring environments, where detail and accuracy are paramount.

LCD monitors are favored for their slim profile and energy efficiency. They employ a panel of liquid crystals that change alignment when an electric current is applied, allowing light to pass through in varying degrees. This technology offers excellent brightness and contrast ratios, making LCDs suitable for a wide range of lighting conditions. Furthermore, many LCD monitors come with features like widescreen formats, high definitions, and plug-and-play compatibility, enhancing their usability in both commercial and residential settings.

Plasma monitors, while less common today, were once the go-to for large-screen displays, especially in home theater systems. They utilize a gas-filled screen where phosphor cells emit light when excited by electricity. This technology yields vibrant colors and deep blacks, providing an immersive viewing experience. Though typically heavier and more power-consuming than LCDs, plasma monitors were praised for their exceptional color accuracy and wide viewing angles, making them suitable for large spaces and detailed video work.

Lastly, CRT monitors, though largely phased out with the advent of newer technologies, played a significant role in the evolution of video display. CRTs use a vacuum tube and electron beams to create images on a phosphorescent screen. Known for their excellent color depth and motion handling, CRTs were once the standard in video monitoring. They are appreciated by some professionals for their reliability and the unique character of images they produce.

In conclusion, American Dynamics offers a variety of monitor types that cater to specific needs in video surveillance and display technologies. From the cutting-edge precision of PVMs to the energy-efficient LCDs, vibrant plasmas, and the legacy of CRTs, each monitor type contributes uniquely to the landscape of professional video monitoring. These technologies not only enhance visual performance but also ensure effective surveillance solutions in diverse settings.