40 sq.m Mast - ODQ10-MST1
Diamond Vision mast screens offer the ultimate wide-screen experience for your event and can display both 16:9 and 4:3 images. Based on the industry-standard ODQ10 LED screen, Diamond Vision screens are quick to install and deliver a superb, reliable performance every time.
Mast screens from Diamond Vision are as versatile as they are eye-catching. Built-in hydraulics raise the screen to an operational height of up to 5m above ground level, and the screen can rotate through a full 360º to ensure your spectators get the perfect view of the action. Our mast screens are quick and easy to install, and their on-board generators and production facilities mean they can be operational within an hour of arriving on-site. The ODQ10 LED screen system is a tried-and tested technology that won’t let you down even in the harshest weather conditions. Image quality is superb, with true colours, excellent contrast and pin-sharp resolution for both video and text. Unlike cheaper screen technologies, Diamond Vision delivers excellent performance and colour uniformity across a wide range of viewing angles, meaning more of your spectators get the best possible view.
When you choose Diamond Vision for your event, you are in good company: Diamond Vision screens are used globally by some of the best-known sports and entertainment organisations in the world, such as Formula 1, Red Bull Air Race, Royal Ascot and the Tour de France. Your event is important: Why compromise on quality when you can have the very best.Contact us today for more details on how Diamond Vision can bring big screen excitement to your event
Screen Installation
Housed on a standard trailer, the screen can be installed easily in location. Using the on board hydraulics, the screen can be made operational within the hour.
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Production Facilities
Housed within its self-contained studio there is facility to take in SDI/Digital TV signals as well as composite/analogue TV signals from host broadcasters. Additionally there is the facility to play out DVDs and Powerpoint presentations from PC, as well as receiving terrestrial off-air transmissions. An onboard solid-state recorder allows for quick editing of playlists and a video/audio mixer enables the seamless production of images to the screen.
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| Screen Type |
Mobile |
| Applications |
Outdoor - Rental |
| LED Type |
Quad |
| Dot pitch (mm) |
10 |
| Pixel pitch (mm) |
20 |
| Virtual pixel (mm) |
14 |
| Screen resolution (H x V) |
832 dot x 480 dot |
| Brightness (cd/m2) |
5000 |
| Screen size (m) |
8.32 x 4.8 |
| Screen area (m2) |
40 |
| Minimum viewing distance (m) |
8 |
| Processing (grey scale) |
12 |
| Processing (colour) |
18 |
| Refresh rate |
400/480 |
| Vertical viewing angle (+/- Degrees) |
+15/-30 |
| Horizontal viewing angle (Degrees) |
+/- 65 |
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Screen weight (Gross Tonnes)
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36 |
| Power consumption |
Max 60kW |
| Power input |
Max 60kW |
| Onboard generator |
80kVA - 3 day capacity |
| Temperature range |
0-40°C (32-104°F) |
| Lifetime(to half brightness) |
50,000 hours |
| Certification |
CE Marked |
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Dot
pitch verses pixel pitch
Dot pitch refers to the physical distance between each LED.
Pixel pitch refers to the distance between each group of red,
green and blue LEDs that comprise a single pixel. In screens using 3 LEDs,
dot pitch and pixel pitch are the same. In screens using 4, they
are sometimes different due to a technique used to increase the perceived
resolution of the screen called "pixel sharing" or
"virtual pixel". In this technique, a "new" pixel is created by sharing 2 colours from the pixel on either side |
Download Product Information
Mitsubishi_ODQ10-R_LED_screen_data_sheet.pdf
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