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The documented range combines Spectrum MR Series digital standees with floor-standing Digital Information Displays in 42, 55, 65, 70, and 84-inch sizes.
Product overview
Choose between high-impact LED standees and floor-standing displays.
MR Series standees are documented as fixed or portable, cross-platform units with synchronous or asynchronous operation. Content can be refreshed by Wi-Fi or USB and stored in a built-in media player for asynchronous playback.
The PK DID range is presented as thin-bezel, floor-standing LED players with USB content updates in 42, 55, 65, 70, and 84-inch formats. The source does not provide panel resolution, brightness, storage, scheduling, or touch specifications for those DID sizes.
Practical value
Designed around real institutional work.
Each benefit is tied to a documented capability and a clear user need.
Connected or offline updates
MR Series documents Wi-Fi and USB refresh with built-in playback for asynchronous use.
Two standee pixel-pitch options
MR2.5 and MR2.88 provide documented differences in density, cabinet, drive mode, refresh, weight, and power.
A range of DID sizes
Five documented DID formats allow scale to be considered around space, viewing distance, and content.
Detailed capabilities
What it does, how it is used, and why it matters.
Synchronous and asynchronous display
MR Series can be used within a synchronous system or refresh and store content for independent asynchronous playback through its built-in media player.
Wi-Fi, USB, HDMI, and RJ45
The MR specification documents Wi-Fi application control together with HDMI, USB, and RJ45 signal input or control options.
Cross-platform content operation
Windows, iOS, and Android devices are referenced for content operation. Current application versions, formats, and management functions must be confirmed.
MR2.5 and MR2.88 variants
The two models differ in pixel pitch, density, cabinet size and weight, module size, drive mode, refresh rate, and power consumption while sharing 1,300 cd/m² brightness and H140/V140 viewing angles.
PK DID floor-standing displays
The DID range documents thin-bezel styling, a floor-standing ultrathin LED-player format, USB updating, and 42, 55, 65, 70, and 84-inch sizes.
Placement and content planning
Viewing distance, orientation, content size, accessibility, power, network, security, environmental conditions, and update ownership should be designed before deployment.
Product in action
A realistic workflow from setup to everyday use.
Communication team
Prepare and approve content
- Choose the audience, location, message, duration, and visual format.
- Prepare readable content for the selected display and viewing distance.
- Approve and publish through the configured update process.
IT or AV team
Operate the display estate
- Configure connectivity, content input, media playback, and device ownership.
- Monitor power, network, storage, and display status through the available process.
- Maintain a fallback USB or local update workflow where required.
Facilities team
Keep public installations safe
- Confirm placement, stability, ventilation, power, access, and protection.
- Inspect units in public areas and respond to physical issues.
- Coordinate relocation only where the installed model and environment allow it.
Technical details
MR Series comparison
Values are transcribed from the supplied catalogue table.
| Specification | MR2.5 | MR2.88 |
|---|---|---|
| Pixel pitch | 2.5 mm | 2.88 mm |
| Pixel density | 160,000 dots/m² | 120,563 dots/m² |
| LED type | SMD2121 black | SMD2121 black |
| Cabinet size | 613 × 1923 × 44 mm | 589 × 1879 × 37 mm |
| Cabinet pixels | 232 × 756 | 200 × 648 |
| Module size | 290 × 210 mm | 288 × 207.36 mm |
| Cabinet weight | 40 kg | 30 kg |
| Drive mode | 1/21 | 1/18 |
| Viewing angle | H140° / V140° | H140° / V140° |
| Brightness | 1,300 cd/m² | 1,300 cd/m² |
| Refresh rate | ≥1,920 Hz | ≥1,000 Hz |
| Working voltage | AC 90-260V, 50-60Hz | AC 90-260V, 50-60Hz |
| Average / maximum power | 250 / 700 W/m² | 300 / 800 W/m² |
| Signal input | HDMI, USB, RJ45 | HDMI, USB, RJ45 |
| Operating temperature | -10°C to 45°C | -10°C to 45°C |
| Ingress protection | IP31 front/rear | IP31 front/rear |
| Documented lifetime | 100,000 h | 100,000 h |
The catalogue also states Wi-Fi application control. All values, certifications, lifetime methodology, environmental limits, and current availability require confirmation.
Frequently asked questions
Useful details before you enquire.
What is the difference between MR2.5 and MR2.88?
They differ in pixel pitch and density, cabinet size and weight, module dimensions, drive mode, refresh rate, and power consumption. Both list 1,300 cd/m² brightness and H140/V140 viewing angles.
How can MR Series content be updated?
The catalogue documents Wi-Fi or USB refresh, built-in media playback, and HDMI, USB, and RJ45 inputs.
What Digital Information Display sizes are listed?
The PK DID range is shown in 42, 55, 65, 70, and 84-inch sizes.
Are the catalogue specifications current?
They come from the supplied 2022 catalogue and must be reconfirmed for current models, component substitutions, availability, warranty, and quotation.
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