Glossary

Analog Broadcast

An existing broadcasting signal transmitted by a broadcasting station in accordance with the NTSC standard.

ANTENNA IN Port

This is the port for connecting a TV antenna using a coaxial cable. It is generally used to watch public broadcast programs.

AV Receiver

An AV Receiver provides a number of input and output interfaces for audio and video so as to enable the user to connect and use various input and output devices.

Backlight Remote Control

The buttons on the Backlight Remote Control are lit up so that users can easily press buttons on the remote control even when it is dark.

Black Level

Black Level sets the light level of the darkest portion of the video signal to match that of the display's black level capability so that users can clearly view dark visuals. If the setting does not match the input signal, the dark screen is saturated and may not display properly or the dark screen looks milky-white.

Cable Broadcast

Cable Broadcast broadcasts programs via cable instead of radio waves. To view cable broadcasts, you have to subscribe to your local cable broadcast service provider and install an additional receiver.

Color Standard

A pre-determined default color standard determined by the broadcasting standard of the corresponding country or area.

Color Temperature

Color temperature is a simplified way to characterize the spectral properties of a light source. A low color temperature implies a warmer (more yellow/red) light while a high color temperature implies a colder (more blue) light.

COMPOSITE IN Port

A COMPOSITE IN Port is a general video input port (yellow). Both chrominance and luminance are transmitted on the same 75-ohm cable.

Component Port (Green, Blue, Red)

The Component Port separately transmits the luminance signal.

Digital Broadcast

Digital Broadcast is a television broadcasting signal digitized and transmitted according to the United States terrestrial digital broadcast specifications, or ATSC.

DVD (Digital Versatile Disc)

DVD is a large capacity media disk that can save multimedia content such as video, games, audio applications, etc. using MPEG-2 video compression technology on a CD size disc.

DLP (Digital Light Processing)

DLP is a digital display technology using a DMD panel developed by TI (Texas Instruments) of the United States.

DLP HD2, DC2, DC3

This is a grade of DMD panel.

DMD (Digital Micromirror Device)

A DMD panel is an implementation of DLP technology. It consists of microscopic mirrors where each mirror represents a pixel.

External Input

External Input is connecting video devices such as a VCR, camcorder, DTV receiver, DVD, etc. to the projector as a video source.

Gamma Mode

Gamma Mode compensates the video signal produced for analog display devices such as a CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) so that the video signal can be clearly displayed on a digital display device.

HDMI

▶HDMI(High-Definition Multimedia Interface), is an interface that enables the transmission of digital audio and video signals using a single cable.

▶The difference between HDMI and DVI is that the HDMI device is smaller in size and has the HDCP (High Bandwidth

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SPA400BCX/EDC, SPA400BX/EDC specifications

Samsung SPA400BX/EDC and SPA400BCX/EDC models are advanced networked communication solutions designed for businesses seeking reliable and efficient communication tools. These products belong to the suite of Samsung's SPA series, which is known for its innovative features and robust performance.

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The SPA400 series incorporates advanced call management features, such as call forwarding, voicemail, and auto-attendants. These features enhance the capability to handle high call volumes effectively, improving customer interaction and service quality. The user-friendly interface streamlines the configuration process, enabling easy setup and maintenance.

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