background image

Technology 
making a difference

Wide color gamut 

Barco's RHDM-family has 

RGB-LED backlights

with separate red, green and blue

LEDs. This results in a wide color gamut (wider than required for Rec.709). This color
gamut is then transformed to the required display gamut (e.g. Rec.709, SMPTE, EBU).

Worry-free auto-calibration 

To counteract the effects of ambient temperature and backlight aging, the RHDM
series have 

integrated calibration and stabilization technology

, including a spec-

trometer, various color sensors and temperature sensors. This means that the
displays’ colors and white point are constantly monitored and corrected in real time in
case of imperfections. What’s more, there is no need to recalibrate the monitors for at
least a one-year period.

Via an easy user interface, the embedded spectrometer enables manual control of the
display white point in actual (x,y) coordinates. In the RHDM-P versions, also the pri-
maries can be adjusted so that film post-production users can benefit from the large
LED gamut. The white point balancing is directly performed on the backlight. Unlike
typical R-G-B gain controls in traditional monitors, the contrast is preserved and no
display levels are discarded. Manual calibration is as simple as typing in the required
white-point color coordinates, for example those measured on a CRT. 

Motion blur prevention

Traditional LCD monitors present blur artifacts as a result of the deinterlacing mode,
which typically builds up the image in a line by line drawing process. Barco's RHDM
series counteract this by 

reducing the ‘hold’ effect

created by LCDs. First of all, the

monitors have a fast 

120Hz panel

. In addition, the RHDM series’ 

scanning backlight

system

makes sure that only the stable LCD information is illuminated. 

Finally, to avoid the typical de-interlacing artifacts, the RHDM-family also allows for

black line insertion

for 

native interlaced representation

. In practice, this means

that each field of interlaced video (odd and even) is displayed separately and the cor-
responding second fields are blanked with black lines.

...

...

Scanning backlight system

Stable pixels, latest frame

Still switching

Latest scanned row

Pixel information from previous frame

0.00

0.10

0.20

0.30

0.40

0.50

0.60

0.70

0.80

0.90

0.00

0.20

0.40

0.60

0.80

X

Y

Wide color gamut

Rec.709

LED

BCD_bro_RHDM_series:-  22-03-2010  10:56  Page 6

Summary of Contents for RHDM-1701

Page 1: ...17 and 23 version the RHDM has been designed to suit the needs of all aspects of today s professional broadcasting including camera shading field productions mixing and master control color correction...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...ch tracks color performance in real time and corrects for any changes related to temperature and aging Excellent motion handling With Barco s RHDM series displays you can do full justice to the action...

Page 4: ...o support In Monitor Display functionality and two tally lights on the actual LCD Editing Barco s RHDM B series provide the most reliable colors and CRT like image speed The monitor latency is always...

Page 5: ...lation Visual effects Scanning RGB LED backlight technology a 120Hz LCD panel and native interlace mode make the RHDM P series an excellent reference for motion handling DVD and Blu ray mastering The...

Page 6: ...y performed on the backlight Unlike typical R G B gain controls in traditional monitors the contrast is preserved and no display levels are discarded Manual calibration is as simple as typing in the r...

Page 7: ...odule Space for additional 1 x SDI module 2 x DVI input modules SDI module Input output card supporting 2x SD SDI or 2x HD SDI 3Gb s and Dual Link inputs are stan dard on RHDM P series and optional on...

Page 8: ...56 Japan 81 3 5762 8727 China 86 400 88 22726 Or mail to sales broadcast barco com W1 W3 H1 H3 Dimensions RHDM 1701 Width 430 mm 16 93 W1 Height 310 mm 12 2 H1 Depth 182 95 mm 7 2 D1 Width active scre...

Reviews: