KEY FEATURES |
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Vibrant LCD screens from 15.0" to 19.0"- Support for resolutions up to 1280 x 1024 pixels
- Economical plastic enclosure and metal rack mount mounting kit
- Ideal for commercial and light industrial applications
- Supports analog video with Separate sync
In order to reduce both cost and lead time, General Digital modifies high volume LCD monitors intended for the desktop market and integrates the assembly into our final product configuration.
DURABLE MONITORS FOR AN ACTIVE WORK FORCE
AMTFT LCD SCREENS
General Digital integrates the latest advances in LCD display technology including 15" and 19" (diagonal viewing area) panels. The active matrix TFT LCD screens offer up to 16.7 million colors, wide viewing angles and fast response times (suitable for live video).
HIGH PERFORMANCE VIDEO CONTROLLER
All standard RackMate rack mount LCD monitors support non-interlaced analog video (Separate sync).
Features include Auto Setup, Horizontal/Vertical Positioning, Phase and Fine Tune Adjustments, Color Control, Multiple Languages, and Image Expansion (not all models).
PLASTIC/METAL CONSTRUCTION
The RackMate’s display and electronics are housed in a durable, plastic enclosure that is ideal for commercial and light industrial applications.
The plastic construction is intended for high volume production and minimizes both cost and lead time. A metal mounting frame and rack mount (flanged) bezel facilitate integration into 19" racks. The standard bezel is finished with a black powder coat, although other colors are optionally available.
PROTECTIVE GLASS/OVERLAY AND SEALED GASKET
A glass or polycarbonate overlay can be added to the design to protect the LCD display. This feature is offered on a semi-custom basis and may affect lead time. In addition, a sealed gasket is installed between the display and bezel to protect the monitor’s electronics from dust, liquids (e.g., spilled drinks) or other debris.
OPTIONS AND ACCESSORIES
The RackMate has been optimized for mass production and cost efficiency. As a consequence, the design does not offer the same level of flexibility as its sister product, the Saber RackMount. However, General Digital can still offer some limited customization to the design. Please speak with a Sales Engineer for additional information.
PRIVATE LABELING
General Digital encourages relationships with Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and is willing to maintain your company identity (private label) on our products. Please speak with a Sales Engineer for additional information.
General Digital designs and manufactures scores of different monitor configurations each year, making the creation of technical documentation for each configuration impractical. We efficiently combine data into a select few documents, which answer most questions that customers typically ask. Please feel welcome to request any information not found here.
OTHER DOWNLOADS
Utilities are available to all visitors, and can be used for a variety of LCD monitor applications.
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User’s Manuals and Calibration & Setup Guides are available for customers only. Drivers are available for customers only. If you have lost the password provided with your product, please contact us right away. |
RACKMATE DOCUMENTATION
DATA SHEETS
RackMate 15.0"–19.0" Displays Data Sheet
CONTROL DRAWINGS
Specifications subject to change without notice or obligation.
The photos below represent a small sampling of General Digital’s RackMate LCD products. They serve to illustrate the many display sizes and mechanical configurations we offer, as well as standard and custom design features, capabilities and options. Click the thumbnails to view full-size photos.
RACKMATE PHOTOS
Watch the videos below to learn more about display services General Digital offers for most monitors, whether built by us or another manufacturer.
Optical Characterization Services (2:16)
Unlike your phone, a display’s position cannot easily be adjusted to increase readability in direct sunlight. General Digital’s Optical Characterization Services take the guesswork out of quantifying how your display will perform under sunlight conditions. The following video explains the process in detail.
