Optoma LS200 4K LED Display Scaler-Switcher with Audio 9 Inputs

4K LED Display Scaler-Switcher with Audio - 9 Inputs

The Optoma LED Scaler-Switchers were developed for use with our LED displays.

The HQUltra technology, known from the Olympic Games in Rio, also ensures impressively large images with our LED Scaler-Switchers.

HQUltra 4K image processing delivers class-leading image quality and low-latency video processing. Switching between different inputs can be done in just 0.25 seconds. The same processor can also control speakers in meeting rooms and smaller conference rooms. It also features line-level balanced stereo outputs to drive an external amplifier or speaker with a separate power connection.

HQUltra 4K Scaling

Our Scaler-Switchers are based on industry-leading 4K image processing technology. Scaling delivers the best image quality with low latency in video processing.

HQUltra technology offers the sharpest and most detailed images, even with high scaling factors, as shown in the image.

The HQUltra image is sharp, clear, and free from any halo effects.

Ultra-Fast Switching

Switching between different sources usually takes 0.25 seconds.

Based on the HQUltra technology, these Scaler-Switchers promise ultra-fast switching for a seamless image.

Comparable single-channel competitor products can take up to 3 to 4 seconds.

Low Latency for IMAG

Input video is processed with only one frame of delay.

For live performances, this is a must-have feature to avoid the unwanted effect of the live scene on stage differing from the one on the display.

Streaming Video

Devices equipped with the streaming option can accept 1080p H.264 streaming video via the Gigabit Ethernet port and route it to the output.

This offers additional flexibility, as the device can accept input from a pre-set file or streaming source. Therefore, the input signal does not have to come from an external hardware device such as a PC or video server.

HQUltra 4K at 50/60Hz

The PS200/300 series accepts 4K inputs at a refresh rate of 50/60Hz and scales down to any lower resolution. These models can also upscale any signal to 4K 50/60Hz.

4K formats offer the highest video resolution with the best sharpness and clarity. In addition to 4K scaling, the 50/60Hz frame rate allows for viewing exceptionally smooth fast-motion videos.

Sports events and fast-motion videos must be displayed at 50/60Hz so that movements are reproduced naturally and smoothly.

PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom)

This feature offers the user great flexibility. Users are not tied to scaling the entire image, but they can select the area they want to scale.

Any part of the image can be selected, scaled, and presented in the output. Adjustments can be made in pixels or percentages.

Built-in Test Patterns

Various built-in test patterns, including a moving cross, are available to determine whether a valid video file is present in the output. Test patterns can even be activated when no input signal is connected to the device.

Test patterns can be used to perfectly adjust the output of the device to the size of the display area.

Up to four additional test patterns can be uploaded to the device via the web interface. This allows users to use their own patterns.

HDBT

Devices equipped with the HDBT option can accept and output video in HDBT format.

HDBT allows the transmission of digital signals over long distances with cost-effective CAT6/CAT7 cables.

Transmitting a digital signal (HDMI/DP/DVI) over long distances, such as from a ceiling-mounted projector, can be problematic due to the range limitations of the DP/HDMI and DVI standards. This problem is solved by outputting and transmitting an HDBT signal over CAT6/CAT7 cables, and a distance of up to 100 meters can be covered.

Image Format

With this function, the user can adjust the output image if the aspect ratio of the input image has a different format than the size of the panel. Four formats are available: Original, Full Screen, Crop, and Anamorph.

Original: The output image is scaled so that it fits either horizontally or vertically in the display area - without any distortion. The input image size is preserved, and unused areas at the edges are displayed in black.

Full Screen: The input image is scaled so that it covers the entire display area. The original image size is not preserved here, and distortion occurs. However, black areas are not visible here.

Crop: The input image is scaled so that it covers the entire display area while maintaining the original image size. Parts of the original image are cut off.

Anamorph: The image is treated like Crop, but always scaled to a ratio of 16:9.

The images shown below provide examples of how an output image with a size of 1400x1050 (4:3) is scaled to a 1920x1080 (16:9) output with the four available formats.

Audio

The models with audio support have eight stereo inputs for line-in signals as well as two microphone inputs with phantom power. Furthermore, each device has a mixer and a 30-W stereo amplifier with two speaker outputs. They also have two balanced stereo outputs for line-out.

The signal fed into each audio and microphone input can be linked to any of the video inputs.

With the additional audio function, these models represent a complete solution for all your presentation needs.

This device meets all A/V requirements for any events in the company meeting room, hotel conference room, lecture hall, or church service.

Logo

You can download any image in PNG format from your PC and use it as a logo.

The image size must not exceed 64MB.

This allows you to show the customer's logo before the start or during the break of an event.