FAQ

Large LCD screens get very expensive above 100 inches. Projectors need a set throw distance, struggle in a normally lit room, and people walking past cast shadows on the image. Our LED all-in-one display stays bright and sharp with the lights on and needs no projection space. It also comes as a single integrated unit, so you don't have to manage it as a full LED engineering project. It's used in meeting rooms, classrooms, home cinemas, design studios and healthcare settings.

Because we don't need one. Most LED walls rely on a separate processor box, plus extra cables and often separate speakers. We've built the processor into the display's base beam, together with high-fidelity speakers. MuralView is plug and play: connect the power and your source, and it's ready to use. There's no rack of equipment to house and no cables to manage. With fewer exposed connections, there are fewer points that can come loose or fail, so the system is more reliable day to day.

Yes. You can mirror from Windows, Mac, iPhone/iPad and Android:

• Apple devices: use the built-in Screen Mirroring.
• Android: use our free tranScreen app.
• Windows: use the desktop client.
• Any laptop: plug in the USB dongle and press its button to share with one click.

Four-way split screen comes standard, so up to four people can present side by side. Audience members can also save a snapshot of the screen to their phone, or use their phone as a wireless microphone.

Yes. Connect laptops or other sources over HDMI, then switch between them with the remote. You can also show several sources at once in two-, three- or four-window layouts. The display runs Android, so you can install third-party apps and play videos, photos and documents straight from a USB drive.

Yes. There are four one-touch scene modes:

• Standard: for everyday viewing.
• Meeting: for easy-to-read documents.
• Vivid: for films and images.
• Portrait: keeps skin tones natural on video calls.

You can fine-tune brightness, contrast, saturation and color temperature in any mode. There's also an Eye Care mode, and a Peak Brightness feature that boosts contrast while lowering power use and extending screen life.

Very little. If you see flickering, dropped screen sharing, no sound or a USB drive that isn't recognized, run the built-in One-Click Self-Check. It tests the hardware, display and network and gives you a full report. There's also an on-screen help guide. Software updates install online or from a USB drive. You can schedule the display to turn on and off automatically. In humid environments, a dehumidification mode safely conditions the screen before it's used again after downtime.

Brightness is measured in nits. TVs often quote a high peak figure, but they only reach it on a small part of the screen for a few seconds. When the whole picture is bright, they dim. MuralView reaches 1,000 nits across the full screen and holds it as long as your content is on. Slides, documents and video stay clear in fully lit rooms, with no need to dim the lights.