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The "SunLight6V" TFT display has been developed for mobile applications in testing and monitoring vehicles. The focus was on small dimensions and the standard VGA resolution. The very bright, easy-to-read display is especially suitable for measuring technology tasks, since it is ready to display computer VGA- or DVI(HDMI)-signals and it is easily integrated into the vehicle.

Due to the unique interface technology, in the case of input signal resolutions not equal to VGA (640x480) a user-selected, free image section through an excellent scaling/zooming function -the "Display Magnifier"- can be enlarged, stretched and also pixel-accurately displayed. The TFT background illumination can be widely dimmed for optimum readability in the dark.

The lightweight, very compact "SunLight6V" display can be mounted well in the range of the vehicle A-pillar or the center console with the provided fastening possibilities.
Particular features
  • Brightness up to 700cd/m²
  • Wide Supply voltage range 9..36 V, galvanically isolated
  • Inputs for computer and video with user-friendly switching
  • DVI input (HDMI compatible, HDMI to DVI cable available)
  • VGA input via DVI-I connector (VGA to DVI cable available)
  • Small dimensions: (166 x 126 x 30) mm³
  • Variable adjustable low-voltage-warning displayable
Applications
  • Research and development (R&D) inside testing vehicles with 12V, 24V or 28V DC on-board network
  • for measurement technology and PC systems in vehicles with 12V, 24V or 28V DC on-board network
Order Data: 1EMSL6V

The >>display-lens<<

In most cases, a relatively high resolution is desired for a display, but for this the display is mostly large and less integrable. A smart solution here is the unique >>display magnifier<< which is possible by setting via the display menu and activated with a display key combination.

With its electronic "display-lens" it is possible to get any display window with any user-defined magnification. Once only adjusted, then easily can be toggled with the two push-buttons "Enter + Adjust" from the original frame to the adjusted "lens" window, and vice verca.

HANDLING: push the Enter-button first and keep pushed, direct after it push the Adjust-button additionally