OmegaPix 39T

Description

OmegaPix 39T is a revolutionary 3.9mm outdoor LED display rental panel. Specially designed to offer advanced mechanical features, more creative configurations and better video image quality.

Mechanical / assembly characteristics:

Concave and convex curve configurations using curved mounting plates (0-10 concave, 0-5 convex)
Seamless 90° angles thanks to special 45° cutting cabinets (left and right versions available)
Mountable, designed for quick access to maintenance
Hot swap rear panel to replace power supply and electronics
Assisted mounting magnets allow for quick one-person installation
Ground stacking accessories available
Hanging bar for hanging and stacking on the ground
Corner protection for safe transport in the suitcase
The edges are covered with Velcro to avoid any gaps
Hanging bars are suitable for both hanging and floor stacking.

Electronic components/features:

Premium Components
Module with memory to store the calibration database
MBI 5151 integrated circuits
Black mask for superior contrast and cost-effectiveness
18-bit+ grayscale (4x higher than market average)
Rotation function activated
New Novastar A8s receiver
powerCon IP input/output
IP dataCon I/O
CE, EMC, UL approval

Image quality :

New Novastar A8s receiver card
18-bit+ grayscale, 4 times higher than the market average. Effectively improves grayscale performance in low light, resulting in more exquisite and expressive images.
Clearview technology adjusts the texture, size and contrast of images in different areas to improve image details.
Intelligent Gamma Correction: Gamma correction is automatically applied based on screen brightness, resulting in better grayscale performance and clearer images.
Rotation enabled: panel rotation recognized by the software at 360°.
RCFGX restore, firmware copy, MCTRLR5 send mapping are fully supported.

Features :

Outdoor rental LED display with 3.9mm pitch
Flawless 90° angles
Curved, concave and convex configurations
Hanging/Stacking Hanging Bars
New Novastar A8s with 18bit+, Clearview and image rotation