Barco OVF-715 Specifications

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OVF-708 & OVF-715

70” front-access projection module

Features and benefits:

•

• Latest high-contrast DLP

Unique Sense 6

TM technology technology providing continuous video wall uniformity over time

• Small footprint taking up a less control room space

• Dual redundant lamp system offering

100% reliability

• Hot swappable lamps without content loss

• Low-speckle HVM screens

Barco’s 70” front-accessible video wall systems are designed and optimized for use in a 24/7 mission critical environment. The XGA OVF-708 and SXGA + OVF-715 video walls offer outstanding picture quality, high reliability and ease of use. For applications where space is limited, the 70” video walls can be serviced from the front. The video wall can be positioned against the wall, which means that no rear maintenance area is needed. The video walls’ high resolution and dedicated HVM screens allow operators to sit close by and monitor high-density information without image artifacts. Regular service, such as lamp replacement, can be performed without losing video wall content and without opening the screen or obstructing the operator.

Unique sensor technology

Barco’s 70” front-accessible video walls come with Sense 6 , a unique sensor technology that provides brightness and color stability over time and across the entire display.

The integrated brightness and color sensor continuously measures the video wall’s color and brightness. Sense 6 automatically matches the brightness of full white, full black and all gray levels in between, as well as the colors of all projection modules.

The I-lamp recalibrates the color sensor for long-time stability.

Sense 6 operates unnoticed in the background and requires no operator intervention whatsoever. For instance, Sense 6 will work during automatic lamp change without special operator actions. The intended video wall content remains unchanged at all times. No special screen calibration patterns are needed.

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Features of the OVF-708 and OVF-715

OVF-708

Power

120 W

132 W

180 W

Interscreen gap

HVA

145 | 43

160 | 47

215 | 63

Humidity conditions

Temperature conditions

Storing conditions

HVM

Luminance (cd/m 2 | ftL) ( 1 )

HVX

295 | 87

325 | 96 n.a.

( 1 ) @ 6500 K, values are approx 50% @ 3200 K ( 2 ) @ 25°C and 50% RH

730 | 215

800 | 235 n.a.

OVF-715

Power

120 W

132 W

180 W

10°C-35°C | 50°F-95°F

0°C-40°C | 32°F-105°F

HVA

165 | 49

180 | 53

245 | 72

HVM

Luminance (cd/m 2 | ftL) ( 1 )

HVX

330 | 97

365 | 107 n.a.

< 1.5 mm vertical gap, < 1.25 mm horizontal gap ( 2 )

Up to 80% non condensing

820 | 241

900 | 265 n.a.

Screen type Brightness

HVA

HVM

HVX

Normal

Medium

High

High contrast

High brightness

Full viewing angle Half gain angle (h.

| v.) 1/5 gain angle (h.|v.)

Excellent viewing angle 180°

High viewing angle 180°

160°

±35°| ±35°

±35°| ±27°

±35°| ±10°

~ ±65°| ±65°

~ ±45°| ±41°

~ ±45°| ±17°

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H

W

R

SH

D1

Dynamic brightness feedback

Intracube uniformity

Primary color adjust

Optical dimmer

Gray locking intracube uniformity brightness locking color locking gray locking

Sense 6 (Optional)

Color shift between projection modules over time

Shift in Δ E* over time < 3 (with color lock)

On-screen brightness

Uniformity

Projector color/ brightness uniformity

Δ E* intercube typ.

Δ E* intracube typ.

Very high brightness and color uniformity

ANSI 9 brightness min.

97%

ANSI 13 brightness typ.

95%

< 6

< 3

Makes brightness of all projection modules equal at all times without operator intervention

Brightness locking

High Dynamic Range (HDR) by optical dimming

preserves contrast, independent of brightness level or lamp life

Active dynamic brightness sensor feedback technology measures brightness and serves as input to the optical dimmer

Makes color of all projection modules equal at all times without operator intervention

Color locking

Dynamic color feedback

Gray locking

Primary Color Adjust is a color algorithm that adjusts color to a common color target in red, green, blue and white

Active dynamic color sensor feedback technology collects color information from all projection modules.

The True Color Sensor measures the complete spectrum rather than just red, green and blue and is based upon the standard spectral function according to CIE 1931

Makes gray levels equal across projection modules

OVF-708 & OVF-715

Width W

Height H

Diagonal R

D1

1400 mm | 55.1”

1050 mm | 41.3”

70” nominal

793 mm | 31.2”

Full depth D2

Aspect ratio

Standard height SH

689.5 mm | 27.15”

4:3

836 mm, 32.9”, 1288 mm, 50.7”

Min screen height SH 613 mm | 24.1”

Weight / module 150 kg | 330.7 lbs

D2

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OVF-708 OVF-715

Resolution XGA SXGA +

1024 x 768 1400 x 1050

TruePixel TruePixel

Absolute resolution 19 dpi

Luminous flux @ 6500 K,132W 875

Dynamic contrast

Color

White point

4800:1

100% EBU

25.4 dpi

1000

5100:1

100% EBU

6500 K, natural lighting ( 1 )

DMD chip

OVF-708: 0.7” LVDS ±12° DarkChip3, BrilliantColor™

OVF-715: 0.95” LVDS ±12° DarkChip3, BrilliantColor™

Pixel accuracy

PixelTrue display, shows each pixel true to the input pixels without scaling or smoothing effects

MTBF of DMD typ. 650,000 hours

Lifetime of DMD typ. > 100,000 hours

Image retention

No image retention or burn-in

Lamps

Choice between 120 W, 132 W and 180 W

Lamp life ( 2 ) 120 W 132 W

10,000 hrs 6,000 hrs

Lamp redundancy

180 W

6,000 hrs

Cold standby or hot standby with redundant power supply

Automatic lamp switch by autosensing lamp failure

Lamp replacement

Defect lamp can be hot-swapped without image loss

Lamp switch

Dynamic feedback of brightness and color readjusts video wall to equal performance

Switching time

< 1.5 seconds

I-lamp intelligent lamp carries o.a. lamp life information & spectrum

Color wheel, rotation speed & lifetime

Color wheel cartridge with MTTR < 5 minutes

3x speed for better image representation

Air bearing with rating of 50,000 hours

( 1 ) Special 3200 K option for backdrop • ( 2 ) Lamp manufacturer specs @ IEC 61947-1 test conditions

AC input voltage

100-240 VAC, 60-50 Hz

Power (W)

Cold standby

Hot standby

120 W

< 250

< 390

132 W 180 W

< 275

< 430

< 335

< 550

Heat dissipation (BTU/h) 120 W 132 W 180 W

Cold standby

Hot standby

< 850 < 900 < 1145

< 1325 < 1375 < 1875

Signal input/output

Dual DVI-D in/Dual DVI-D out with loop through

Pixel clock

162 MHz

Input frequency

Multi sync 30-75 Hz

Genlock range

Genlock in 49-61 Hz range

Supported input resolutions

VGA, SVGA, XGA, SXGA, SXGA + , UXGA,

1080p DVI-D format (with scaler)

Cropping

Yes

Scaling (optional)

Up- and down scaling

Barco Wall Control Manager

Graphical representation of video wall on operator PC

Integrates separate projection modules into a single display, allowing a.o. Sense 6

Client – server architecture provides central video wall logic with multiple access from multiple sites

Health status in the blink of an eye and support for trouble shooting

Configuration of different settings

Wall control by the operator

Multiple access levels

Direct ethernet access

Projection module settings and control over CAT5 cable through standard Ethernet browser

Easy and fast firmware upgrade over Ethernet

Autodiagnostics

Low level projector self test

Integration to third party equipment

External video wall control from different devices through

SOAP based API

Ref. no. R599020SS0708R004

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However any individual item is subject to change without any notice. The latest version of this product sheet can be found on www.barco.com

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