The Control Room function is to monitor and control various processes and networks. In most applications, the operators are responsible for recognizing potential problems and initiating responsive actions.

The design of these facilities is crucial and must correctly balance the following factors:
- Functional requirements
- Visual acuity needs
- Human factors
- Marketing requirements
- Budget

With the advent of large-screen displays being used in control rooms as “Electronic Mimic Boards”, the facility issues surrounding the functional aspects of these displays have become of prime importance.

Large-screen projected images are replacing inflexible tape or mosaic boards with dynamic real-time solutions. The audiovisual capabilities support the network monitoring, surveillance and control functions by monitoring status and system alarm flags. Additionally, they inform operators of the news and current events that may impact the network’s performance.
Based on Digital Light Processing (DLP) technology of Texas Instrumentation, it provides for the very best in display technology. The heart of the system is Digital Micro Mirror Device (DMD), which is a semiconductors light switch. Using the DMD, DLP-based sub systems offer a superior display technology with advantages in terms of size, weight, and brightness. It is a semiconductor-based array of fast, reflective digital light switch that precisely controls a light source using a binary pulse width modulation technique. It can be combined with image processing, memory, a light source, and optics to form a DLP system capable of projecting large, bright, seamless, high-contrast color images. The DLP projector has a higher reflectance and can use light more efficiently for higher brightness.
With more than 1200 installations across the world, Synelec has carved a unique name in the field of display technology.

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