Leyard Planar LookThru LO55, Руководство изготовителя

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14 Planar LookThru Fabricator’s Guide 020-1315-00A
The optional tiling components are connectors that clip the corners of the Display Glass together to
prevent movement.
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Center Tiling Component for Flat Configuration (2x2): 935-0421-00
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Edge Tiling Component for Flat Configuration (2x1): 935-0422-00
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Center Tiling Component for Corner Configuration (2x2): 935-0423-00
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Edge Tiling Component for Corner Configuration (2x1): 935-0424-00
The clips do not provide any structural or load-bearing support. Each Planar LookThru display must be
individually mounted and supported. The clips should not transfer a load from one display to another
nor require the Display Glass to be moved or torqued to install. The purpose of the tiling clips is only
to ensure that the glass remains in its installed position.
The free edges of the Display Glass on the non-touch models (LO55 & LO55-S) are treated with a
silicon sealant to protect the AMOLED electronics inside. Avoid installations where the exposed edge
can be handled by the public or will be subjected to wear to prevent degradation of the seal.
Optical Considerations
The strength and position of ambient lighting will greatly affect the visibility of what is displayed on
the Planar LookThru display and what is seen through it.
Luminance
The average luminance of the Planar LookThru display is about 75 nits. While the actual lighting
output of the display is not very much (a 100W incandescent bulb produces around 18,000 nits), the
contrast between lit pixels and unlit (i.e. transparent) pixels provides a high effective contrast ratio.
When installing a Planar LookThru display it is important to illuminate anything behind the Display
Glass that should be seen through the glass, but to keep that illumination low enough to not
overpower the light output of the display itself. Unfortunately it is not possible to give specific
numbers since distance from the Display Glass, ambient light and display content are all factors that
affect the appearance of transparency and the readability of the display.
Transparency
It is suggested that before an installation is made final that the lighting behind the Display Glass be
tested with the content running on the display to ensure the best possible transparency and visibility
on the display. Dimmable lights for behind the Display Glass will provide flexibility and should be
considered on all installations.