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Lion The name for any Clarity model begin-
ning WN-6720.
module A stand-alone electronic assembly.
Clarity displays are designed to be
serviced at the module level, not the
component level. That is, the techni-
cian changes the whole electronics
module rather than changing a small
part in it.
mullion The metal edge surrounding the
screen material that holds the screen
in place.
native resolu-
tion The resolution of the LCD or DMD
itself. This is the highest resolution the
display can show, but in some prod-
ucts the display will accept higher res-
olutions an
non-UXP Refers to all Lions and Panthers that
do not have UXP in their names and
model numbers. These have illumina-
tion systems with four lamps.
See also UXP.
NTSC The television system used in North
America, Japan and parts of South
America. It stands for National Televi-
sion Systems Committee, the group
that originally approved it.
PAL The television system used in most of
the world outside of North America
and Japan. It stands for Phase Alter-
nation Line.
Panther The name for any Clarity model begin-
ning WN-6740 or WN-6730.
Panther UX Models WN-6740-UX (with audio) and
WN-6730UX (without audio), a stand
alone 67" display on casters (wheels)
with 1600 × 1200 resolution; 4 lamps.
Term Meaning
Lion X WN-6720-X
Lion SX WN-6720-SX
Lion UX WN-6720-UX
Panther UX PN-6740-UX
PN-6730-UX
Panther UXP Models WN-6740-UXP (audio) and
WN-6730-UXP (no audio), a stand
alone 67" display with 1600 × 1200
resolution; two 200 watt lamps.
power supply The device that converts the mains AC
voltage to other voltages that the rest
of the display can use.
remote The remote control.
RGB Red, green, blue; three parts of a
video signal sent on separate wires.
RGBHV RGB plus sync, with H and V sync on
separate wires.
RGBS RGB plus sync, with composite sync
on a separate wire.
SECAM The television system used in France,
Russia and the former Soviet Bloc
countries. Sequential Color and Mem-
ory.
SOG Sync on green, usually for RGB
sources
source A source of pictures, such as a com-
puter, a VCR, a DVD player or the
loop-thru from another Clarity cube.
stack A group of displays physically bolted
together forming a wall.
strike lighting a lamp or trying to light a lamp
SVGA Super VGA, a standard for distributing
analog computer pictures with a reso-
lution of 800 pixels by 600 pixels.
S-Video A video distribution system in which
the luminance (brightness) and
chrominance (color) are sent on sepa-
rate wires. Short for Super Video.
SXGA Super extended VGA, a standard for
distributing analog computer pictures
with a resolution of 1280 pixels by
1024 pixels.
sync on green The sync part of the signal is com-
bined with the green channel in RGB
video. Also called SOG.
Tiger The name for any Clarity model begin-
ning WN-5240. No longer produced.
Term Meaning