User manual NEC NEC020511

[. . . ] Applications at the forefront of technology 600 West 600 West is a landmark downtown Chicago building designed as a technologically advanced contemporary office space for nearly any business. the challenge 600 West was looking to convey the building's 21st century philosophy in the design of its lobby. [. . . ] Twelve NEC 12-inch plasmas were installed on a curved wall, in the lobby at the atrium's floor, and matrixed together using a video wall processor. With the processor, a wide variety of display options became available, ranging from one image spanning all twelve screens; to twelve different channels playing on the 12 displays simultaneously. The video wall became the centerpiece of the lounge with several chairs and couches. A great advantage of the NEC plasmas was the thin bezel, which is a major consideration in matrix applications, and the ability to lock out the controls on the front of the plasma so that passersbys are prevented from tampering with the displays. "The off-access viewing of the plasmas is exceptional. . . Visually, it creates a lot of excitement in the building!" the benefits 600 West tenants and visitors now have instant access to the latest news, traffic reports, public transit schedules, and schedules for the private 600 West shuttle service. Also, due to the NEC plasma wall's thin profile, 600 West was able to conserve valuable space and enhance its contemporary decor. The matrix is programmed to run without human intervention from 6 a. m. Input jacks can be accessed at the front of the video wall, so that the video wall can be used for presentations or to run video, DVDs and other source material. [. . . ] Visual Systems Division 1250 Arlington Heights Rd. , Suite 400 Itasca, IL 60143-1248 NEC 020511 [. . . ]