Laserworld - PL-30 FB4

In a multi-projector configuration, the issue is no longer simply to control a laser, but to ensure consistency between several units. The PL-30 FB4 responds to this need by directly integrating a network interface capable of managing the distribution and synchronisation of content.

With the Pangolin FB4 card, each projector can operate as an autonomous point in a global network. Content is prepared in advance, then distributed directly to the machines. Once loaded, they can be triggered simultaneously or independently, depending on the structure of the show. This organisation simplifies the management of several lasers, avoiding the multiplication of external interfaces.

In this type of application, signal stability and rendering accuracy are essential. The PL-30 FB4 maintains a consistent display, even when several units are used together. Animations remain synchronised, lags are limited, and effects retain their spatial legibility.

In terms of optics, RSL2 technology ensures that beam quality remains consistent across the different machines. The result remains clean, with controlled divergence, which facilitates visual alignment between several projectors. In a symmetrical configuration or complex architecture, this regularity is an important point.

Scanning at 45 kpps means that detailed graphics can be processed without noticeable distortion. Shapes remain stable, even when projections are extended or combined between several sources. This makes it possible to construct coherent visuals on a large scale.

The IP65 rating completes this deployment logic. The projectors can be installed outdoors or in exposed environments without additional protection. This makes it easier to set up multi-laser systems in a variety of contexts, with fewer constraints linked to operating conditions.