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The bright and contrast-rich display can process signals with VGA resolution brilliantly. In addition, the magnifier allows showing screen areas either stretched to full screen or mapped pixel-accurately. The high-brightness backlight can be dimmed down to low brightness, allowing operation at darkness. Events can be triggered easily by operating the large sensor button at the top of the case. The sensitivity of this button can be adjusted. With an input signal, one of 5 built-in, loud sounds can be played in order to notify the driver of certain events. At the back-side connector, a few I/O signals are available to control the magnifier, backlight on/off etc. For the mobile measuring technology in test and long-term running vehicles "VersaLight65V" VGA TFT display was developed. The focus was held on visualization, operation ergonomics and acoustic signaling stood when measuring with a data logger. The bright and contrast-rich display can process signals with VGA resolution brilliantly. In addition, the magnifier allows showing screen areas either stretched to full screen or mapped pixel-accurately. The high-brightness backlight can be dimmed down to low brightness, allowing operation at darkness. Events can be triggered easily by operating the large sensor button at the top of the case. The sensitivity of this button can be adjusted. With an input signal, one of 5 built-in, loud sounds can be played in order to notify the driver of certain events. At the back-side connector, a few I/O signals are available to control the magnifier, backlight on/off etc. |
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Directly connect to the battery of your car or aeroplane. The built-in power supply offers a wide input supply range of 9..36V in most of the cases. In addition, you are released from ground-loops since the power supply of the SunLight and RuggedLight series is galvanically decoupled.
In most cases, a relatively high resolution is desired for a display, but for this the display is mostly large and less integrable. A smart solution here is the unique >>display magnifier<< which is possible by setting via the display menu and activated with a display key combination.
With its electronic "display-lens" it is possible to get any display window with any user-defined magnification. Once only adjusted, then easily can be toggled with the two push-buttons "Enter + Adjust" from the original frame to the adjusted "lens" window, and vice verca.