The LWT-156O open frame monitor is the latest in open frame monitor
technology from Caltron, Inc. The LWT-156O, along with its cousins the
LWT-156OC and LWT-156OR, are the newest sets of open frame and touch
open frame monitors intended for industrial usage from Caltron.
The LWT-156O is a perfect solution for information
display purposes as it does not utilize touchscreen capabilities. The latest introduction includes the very
popular 12.1” screen size, with larger screen sizes preparing for production.
Industrial-level monitors are intended for
outdoor and high-intensity usages. You can see industrial-level displays on
things like ATM machines, which are made to handle heavy rain, snow and other
bad weather without malfunctioning or breaking. Human Machine Interface
applications depend on open-frame monitors that can be integrated into various
devices and withstand harsh elements and frequent usage by various users
without being damaged.
LWT-156O Open
Frame Monitor Features
The LWT-156O line comes with a 16:9
aspect ratio that allows for wide viewing angles, suitable for public viewing
applications. The display itself is spec’ed to run at 1366 x 768
resolution while using VGA and HDMI video interfaces to ensure
compatibility with a maximum number of devices. Additionally, the display
is LED-backlit allowing uniform light distribution across the screen, as
opposed to jarring, edge-lit older models.
The LWT-156O line also pays close
mind to the OSD (on-screen display), and supports multiple languages
for rollouts in locations all around the globe.
LWT-156O Applications
The LWT-156O monitor line is
focused on commercial and industrial applications. These applications include:
- Kiosks and gaming machines, for news and
entertainment.
- ATM and vending machines, for finances and food.
- Industrial equipment and medical equipment, for serious
business performed by major industries.
- And more, including aviation simulators.
The LWT-156O is
very open-ended, so this means that its many features are available for
modification by OEMs and system integrators. Some modifications include enable
/ disable usage of the touchscreen, and alternative I/O methods, including
wheels, controllers and keyboards.
Other
Caltron Touchscreen LWT-156O Models
The cousin of the LWT-156O open frame monitor
model, the LWT156OC, provides multi-finger touch interface for interactive
applications. Users are able to control
object display on the screen using multiple finger controls. The LWT-156OR
version provides single-finger touch capability and provides a lower cost of
system integration.
Learn
more at www.caltronind.com
