Barco Atlas67.c4 Specifications

							innovators in image processing
67 DLP-Based Solution
ATLAS67.C4
DLP
Flexible Structure• designed to form a display wall of any size, in a linear or
curved setup
• requires minimal installation depth
• closed structure helps eliminate light and dust
• design-engineered optical solution, from the lamp to
the screen 
• optional architectural trim for stand-alone or built-in
solutions
High-Precision Screen• 67 diagonal image 
• provides high-contrast, even in bright ambient light
• type of screen is selected based on the overall
environmental conditions and operational requirements
• stitched screens: the use of very fine steel pins results in
a nearly imperceptible optical seam (patented seamless
screen mounting)
• screen modules: the distance of pixels between adjacent
screens is about 1.2 mm (0.047)
Projection Engine• incorporates single-chip 1024x768 pixel DLP technology 
• designed for rear-projection applications in 24/7
environment
• access to operation and service adjustments through IR
remote control 
• Barco’s Lamp-Lease Program allows you to efficiently
control operational costs
Barco’s ATLASdisplay wall solution
integrates the benefits of Digital
Light Processing (DLP™) projection
technology. Built upon the proven
success of the A
TLAS67 structure, the
DLP series complements Barco’s suite
of display solutions for control room
applications.
This new single-chip DLP solution
guarantees bright, sharp images with
exceptional reliability and requires no
convergence adjustment. It displays
vivid colors and finely detailed data
with typically 100 cd/m
2brightness at
XGA resolution. 
Barco’s controlware allows easy
integration with the existing network
environment and video sources.
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							Specifications ATLAS67.C4DLP
Screens
• stitched screen or screen
module
• black type screen with large
viewing angles
• luminance typically 100 cd/m
2
Projection Engine 
• single-chip DLP technology
• resolution 1024x768 pixels
(XGA)
• projection lens especially
designed for rear-projection
24/7 applications
• 120 W UHP™ lamp 
• colors 24Bit/Pixel (16.7 Mio.)
• contrast ratio 350:1 
(full field contrast)
• power consumption 160 W
• power supply
100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz, 1.6-0.7A
• weight approx. 
22.5 kg | 49.6 lbs.Interfaces 
• digital data input through 
DVI-D
• communication 2 x D9
connectors for RS232 in/out, 
1 x IR receiver
Operation and Maintenance
• simple text-based menus
accessible via remote control
unit 
• designed for easy maintenance
through rear access to engine
Operating Conditions
• operating temperature
17°C - 27°C | 62°F - 80°F
*
0°C - 40°C | 30 - 105°F**
• humidity
40% - 60%, non condensing*
max. 80%, non condensing**
(*) stitched screen   (**) screen module
Structure
W  1,368 mm   53.86 in.
H  1,026 mm 40.39 in.
D1  753 mm 29.65 in.
D2  897 mm 35.32 in.
S (min)  614 mm 24.17 in.
S (max) 1,288 mm 50.70 in.
Weight approx. 130 kg  238.1 lbs
(incl. projector)
Safety Regulations 
• built-in compliance with UL1950
and EN60950
Electromagnetic Interference 
• built-in compliance with FCC
part 15 class B and CE EN55022
Barco Control Rooms
a business unit of BarcoProjection
BarcoProjection - Belgium
Phone (32) (56) 36-8211 • Fax (32) (56) 36-8248
E-mail [email protected]
Barco Control Rooms GmbH - Germany
Phone (49) (721) 6201-0 • Fax (49) (721) 6201-298
E-mail [email protected]
Barco Inc. - USA
Phone (1) (770) 218-3200 • Fax (1) (770) 218-3250
Barco Ltda. - Brazil
Phone (55) (11) 3842-1656 • Fax (55) (11) 3045-1160
Barco Co. Ltd. - Japan
Phone (81) (3) 5950-8100 • Fax (81) (3) 5950-8110
Barco Ltd. - Hong Kong
Phone (852) 2397-0752 • Fax (852) 2397-1903 
www.barcocontrolrooms.com
DLP™ technology by Texas Instruments
offers crystal clear images with superior
quality.
DLP is a trademark of Texas Instruments.
UHP is a trademark of Philips Electronics N.V.
Windows and Windows NT are registered trademarks
of Microsoft Corporation.Barco Control Rooms
is a business unit of
BarcoProjection, an ISO9001
registered company.
Ref. no: R599649 - September 2002 - Printed in Belgium
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