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Consultant-Led Design-Bid-Build
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AV Designer is contracted to consultant and both are responsible for Design
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Integrator-Led Design-Build
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AV integrator is responsible for Design and Installation of of AV and is contracted to Architect for design and to GC for install
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Consultant-Led Design-Build
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AV consultant provides program/project management while Integrator provides designs and installation
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Consultant/Integrator Team Design-Build
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AV Consultant and Integrator are contracted as single entity and work together though they are seperate buisness entities
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Owner Furnished Equipment/Integrator Installed
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owner supplied equipment, Integrator installed
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Owner Furnished Equipment/Owner Installed
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owner supplied equipment and owner installed
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1. Review existing documents and facilities
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Architectural, Organiztional, Technical documents
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2. Benchmark comparable facilities
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Visit other facilities
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3. Conduct program meetings
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reveal what a system currently does, what it needs to, and what people wnat it to do
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4. Write program report
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report containing user needs and a conceptual/functional system description as well as impact it will have on existing spaces
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5.Distribute program report
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owner, end users, IT, architects, construction manager, GC, integrators, cost estimators,
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6. Approve the program report
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formally approved report becomes basis for the design
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executive summary
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brief overview of entire document
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systems descriptions
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description of each type of system
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infrastructure considerations
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impact to lighting, electrical, mechanical, acoustical, data/telecom, structural, architectural, interior, budget impacts
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Special Issues
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major obstacles, schedule issues, specific options for specific spaces
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Preliminary budget and terms
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Estimate of cost
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breakdown of probable cost
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basic breakdown of costs of rooms or equipment
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additional costs
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labor, equipment, taxes, markup, contingencies
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operational staff expertise required
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maintenance budget and life cyle expectations
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Scope: what is being done
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Time: Effort and Duration
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Cost: Labor and Equipment
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Quality: Ensuring performance meets expectations
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Risk: Threats, Opportunities, and Response Strats
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1. Talk to stakeholders
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2. Review exisiting documents3
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3. Site survey
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4. Conduct program meetings
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5. Write program report.
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1. Create Request for Qualifactions (RFQ) and Request for Proposal (RFP)
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2. Target potential providers
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3. send out RFP/RFQ to potential providers
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4. Review Qualifications response without opening proposal and create "short list"
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5. interview "short list" and rank them
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6. Open proposal for the higest ranked provider and if fee is within range, they win the bid
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7. If fee is too high move on to the next highest ranked provider until one falls within budget.
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1. Create Request fo Qualifications (RFQ)
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2. Target potential providers
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3. send out RFQ to potential providers
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4. Read responses and create "short list" of 3-5 providers
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5. Interview "short list" and rank them
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6. Negotiate with highest-ranking firm for project fee
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7. If acceptable fee and scope cannot be established move to next provider
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Plan Drawing
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Top view floor plan
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Schematic Layout
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Shows relationships between objects. Often not to scale
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Section Cut Flag
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Shows which section drawing to look at
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Architectural drawings
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As-built drawings or design for project in progress
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Reflected Ceiling
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Shows the elements in the veiling
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Elevation
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View of a space from the front, back, or side
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Section
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View of an interior in the vertical plane
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Detail
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Depicts small items that need to be enlaged to show how to install
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Fiber
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ST, LC, SC connectors; single or multimode
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30km range, 40 Gbps
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Ethernet
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8p8c or RJ4, bidirectional
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1gb at 300ft, 10gb at 150ft
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RS232
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DB-9 connector, bi directional, unbalanced
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50ft, 20kps, 2 devices
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RS422
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DB-9/DB-25 Connector, balanced
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4000ft up to 10 devices, 10Mbit/s
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RS485
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5 pin xlr, bi directional
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32 devices or 256 using DMX, 4000ft 10Mbit/s
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1. Programming
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2. Building
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3. AV bid
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4. Move-in
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Owner
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End-User, Facility Manager, AV Technology Manager, Building Committee, Buyer, Contract Rep
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Design
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Architect, AV Designer, Interior Designer, most Consultants
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Installation
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General Contractor, AV integrator, Contractors
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Management
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Developer, Construction Manager, Building Management Agency, Move Consultant
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form SF330
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form A350TM-1986
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Ground Fault Interrupt Circuit
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Core Balance Relays
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Earth Leakage Circuit Breakers
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Residual Current Devices
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AS
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Above Slab
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CL
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Centerline
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CM
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Construction Manager
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Dia
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Diameter
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VIF
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Verfied in Field
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AFF
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Above Finished Floor
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E.
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East
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E.C.
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Empty Conduit
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EC
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Electrical Contractor
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(E) or EXG
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Existing
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ELEC
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Electrical
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Fut
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Future
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GC
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General Contractor
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MISC
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Miscellaneous
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NIC
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Not in Contract
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NTS
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Not to Scale
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OC
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On Center
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OD
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Outer Diameter
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OFCI
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Owner Furnished-Contractor Installed
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OFE
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Owner Furnished Equipment
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OFOI
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Owner Furnished-Owner Installed
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PM
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Project Manager
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RCP
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Reflected Ceiling Plan
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SECT
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Section
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red
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R-Y/ Pr /Cr
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green
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y
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blue
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B-Y/Pb/Cb
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VGA or SD
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640x480
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4:3
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SVGA
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800x600
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4:3
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XGA
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1024x768
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4:3
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XGA+
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1152x864
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4:3
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SXGA
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1280x960
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4:3
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UXGA
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1600x1200
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4:3
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WXGA
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1280x768
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5:3
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SXGA
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1280x1024
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5:4
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HD
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1366x768
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16:9
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HD+
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1600x900
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16:9
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HD-1080
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192x1080
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16:9
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WXGA
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1280x800
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16:10
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WSXGA
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1440x900
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16:10
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WSXGA+
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1680x1050
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16:10
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WUXGA
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1920x1200
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16:10
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QHD
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2560X1440
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16:9
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2K
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2048X1080
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1:1.77
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4K
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3840X2160
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1:1.9
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8K
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7680X4320
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16:9
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Adjust timing/signal strenth
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Ensure continuous transistions, ie avoid crash switching
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Correct deficiences in the orginal signal
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Adjust picture color, contrast, brightness
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Change format of signal
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