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DVS 100
Plasma Display
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VCR
Laser Disk Player
Video Monitor
DVS 100 Application Diagram
SYSTEM DESIGN
The DVS 100 was designed as an integral
component to an A/V system. It comes in a
rack mountable, metal enclosure and
provides an internal (100-240 VAC, 50/60
Hz) auto-switchable power supply. It
provides RS-232, contact closure and front
panel control. RS-232 control may be
achieved through Extron’s own Simple
Instruction Set (SIS™) or a Windows®based control program. The DVS 100 also
has two non-volatile memory inputs for
storing specific decoder settings.
Other features of the DVS 100 include
picture controls for color, tint, contrast,
brightness, horizontal shift and vertical
shift; advanced menu controls; LCD panel
control graphic; and an executive mode
lock out.
Extron’s new DVS 100 (PN: 60-304-01)
lists for $2,325 and will debut at ICIA’s
1999 INFOCOMM International® in
booth #2069.
Reggi Baika from Crimson Tech of Cambridge, MA
has transformed an Extron tweeker
into the body of a high-flying S3 machine.
No doubt the Extron Flyer is still
soaring through the wild blue yonder.
Send us your photograph
of how you use the Tweeker.
If we publish it in a
future issue of ExtroNews,
we’ll give you a free VTG 150.
Send entries
(along with your explanation)
to: Extron Tweeker Contest
1230 S. Lewis Street
Anaheim, CA 92805
http://www.extron.com/product/dvs100.stm
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