Planar owner manual VII. Presentation of Your Material using the LT3200

VII. Presentation of Your Material using the LT3200

You should experiment with placement of the objects to be displayed in the LT3200 to optimize their appearance and interaction with your video content. You will find that the brightness of display box and the legibility of the screen content can be affected by the color of objects placed in the display box. For best results we suggest avoiding large areas of dark colors inside the display box.

Most conventional digital signage video content can be used with the LT3200, but enhancements to the content are possible to optimize the attention-grabbing effect you and your customers will see in using the Planar transparent display. In preparing video content for the LT3200 driving the LCD to white will produce the highest transparency while black screen features will result in the most opacity. Intermediate colors will have intermediate transparency. Note that slide-show presentation software, such a Microsoft Powerpoint™, can be used to create simple but effective content for the LT3200.

In order to maximize the brightness of the LT3200 we have provided an extremely high level of white light illumination for your display box design. In addition to enhancing the appearance of objects inside the box and of the LCD display, this intense light level can be used to drive a photovoltaic turntable to further enhance the eye-catching performance of your Planar transparent display box by rotating your interior content. These light-driven turntables are available online: search using the keywords: “solar turntable”. Most of these turntables have a limited weight capacity.

We recommend testing of materials to be displayed for an extended period (weeks to months) in the display box for their color stability. The intense white light illumination required inside the box can cause color fading due to photobleaching, similar to what can happen to vulnerable colored materials due to exposure to sunlight.

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