BARCO Launches ConaN User-Configurable Rugged Flat Panel Workstation
WASHINGTON, DC, April 18, 2000 -- BARCO Display Systems premieres ConaN, a modular user-configurable rugged flat panel-based workstation for use in a wide variety of C4I-SR applications at the Sea Air Space Exhibition, April 18-20, 2000. BARCO’s modular ConaN workstation consists of an integrated display head, computing enclosure and up/downward tiltable operator desk that can be equipped with an optional 10" flat panel display. The unit, which is capable of being either bulkhead or desktop-mounted is designed for command and control applications in severe environmental conditions.
Users can select from BARCO’s rugged LCD’s, ranging from 18.1" to 21.3". BARCO also offers a qualified workstation with a pre-selected set of processing cards and mass storage devices, or users have the flexibility of choosing their own cards, mass storage components, customized indicator light switches, and can even configure the connector panel on the backside of the workstation.The up/downward tiltable operator desk of the ConaN is designed for rapid deployment and utilization in confined spaces, such as tactical operation centers in ground shelters. It takes only a few seconds to unlock the desk and set it up for operation. If the workstation is located in a space-restricted area, the operator desk can also be easily folded down in a full operational "stand-by" mode. The operator desk 10" color flat panel display can be configured with a touch input device, video camera input, RGB or X-terminal interface.
The ConaN workstation significantly reduces design time, which results in lower costs for both system integrators and end users. The BARCO ConanN is also available with its own protective shipping case, which is suitable for rapid delivery and deployment.
About BarcoView:
BarcoView with operation facilities in Kortrijk (Belgium), Toulouse (France), Atlanta, Georgia and Portland, Oregon (USA) designs and manufactures high-resolution display systems, displays, graphics controllers and display subsystems for highly demanding niche markets such as C4I, avionics, vessel and air traffic control, vehicle electronics, and medical imaging applications.
Alongside Barco Projection Systems and BarcoVision, BarcoView is one of the three strategic activities of the BARCO Group, which are all active in Image Processing. Barco Projection is in various markets of large screen visualization, whereas BarcoVision develops systems for visual inspection and quality control. In 2000, the entire BARCO group delivered a turnover of euro 751 million. BARCO has a network of subsidiaries, distributors and agents in 97 countries throughout the world. BARCO has been quoted on the Brussels Stock Exchange since 1986, and is now quoted on Brussels/Euronext. BARCO is a BEL 20 and a Next 150 company and is member of the Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes.
