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LG UX970H Series Spec UX970H Premium Ultra High Definition Smart TV with and b-LAN HOSPITALITY 79UX970H 79" class (80.1" diagonal) 65UX970H 65" class (64.5" diagonal) 55UX970H 55" class (54.6" diagonal) 49UX970H 49" class (48.5" diagonal) Smart. Connected. Customizable. Create the best in-room entertainment experience with LG’s premium Pro:Centric Smart hotel IPTV. Featuring a high-end bezel-less design and an Ultra HD edge-lit LED display with integrated surround sound technology to elevate your guests’ viewing experience. • Pro:Centric Smart (webOS 2.0) Easy Customization, SDK(HTML5, Java, Flash). • CINEMA SCREEN & Exclusive Sound Ultra Slim & Narrow Bezel , Frontal Speaker, Ultra Surround Sound. • Easy Management & Usability Fast Boot Time, Integrated Pro:Idiom, DIAL protocol, Bluetooth Sound Sync, EzManager, Remote Diagnostics, Magic Motion Remote option. PREMIUM DESIGN CINEMA SCREEN *49/55/65” ONLY FRONTAL SPEAKER *49/55/65” ONLY CINEMA SCREEN design brings the cinematic view ing experience through the With a built-in forward facing, frontal speaker system, guests will enjoy truly powerful minimized bezel. With the narro w bezel, not only your guests can enjoy immersive room-filling sound for a more immersive entertainment experience. viewing experience, but you also convey messages in a more effective way. * * * * * ULTRA HD TV * * 4K RESOLUTION C INEM A SCRE EN 4 K UPSCAL E R 4K IP S WIDE VIEWING ANGLE ULTRA HD is the future of dig ital picture , Enj oy Fu ll HD cont ent in 4K ULT R A H D q ualit y. The One of the secret behind LG TVs outstanding viewing possessing four times higher resolut ion than 4K Upsc aler a utom atically up gra des Full HD co ntent experie nce is the s pecially designed TV panel. IPS 4K delivers that of full HD. Stun ning 8.3 million pixels gives t o UL TRA HD thr ough the six steps of the upscalling true color from any angle with 4 times the resolution of Full a flawless picture quality and incr edibly vivid process. HD. With IPS 4K, every seat is the best for watching content in detail. your space. ADVANCED CO NN E C T I VIT Y D IAL B LUE TO O TH SOUN D SY NC (B LUE TOO TH 3.0 ) DIAL is a sim ple w ay of e nj o ying port ab le devic es’ By b lueto oth conn ec tion be tween a m ob ile devi ce and co ntent o n a T V w i tho u t a n y ph ysic al c o nne ct io n to TV . com m er cia l TV, B lu eto oth S o u nd S yn c enabl es use rs to listen to music on a mo b ile device through T V speakers. LGsolutions.com Support devices for Bluetooth Sound Sync. : Android(Above v4.4 Kitkat) / iOS based Mobile Device ※ FREE Interactive Electronic Program Global Leading Digital Rights Management System Guide Service for Pro:Centric® TVs! Pro:Idiom unlocks access to premium content to help assure rapid and broad deployment Plan Highlights of HDTV and other high value digital content. If your property has purchased or plans to Pro:Idiom has been designed specifically for users of premium HDTV content from cable, purchase LG's Pro:Centric® TVs, you qualify for satellite, or video on demand (VOD) services, and is thus designed to lower costs and reduce a free Electronic Program Guide (EPG) that maintenance needs. This leading DRM system is embraced for its security solution, which allows guests to easily navigate TV channels prevents illegal copying of copyrighted content. and programs - just like they do at home. Participating properties must purchase and install a Pro:Centric® server and supply an Reduced Total Cost of Ownership internet connection for daily program updates. Properties must also contract with an LG Using LG's optional Pro:Centric server, you can remotely manage cloning authorized partner to install and program the and channel mapping for TVs in guest rooms without having to visit each server to match your Free-to-Guest (FTG) room. channel line up. EzManager’s auto configuration function makes installation quick and easy. FREE program guide service runs until Dec. 2017, replacing the current programming fee of $1.50 per EzManager guides the installer to set up the TV with simple steps without having room per month. to set up the menu manually, saving time and cost. Contact your LG sales representative or visit LG.com/us/commercial/display-discover/epg/index.jsp Effectively Manage In-Room TVs 4K Digital Cinema The USB Cloning feature allows you to simply copy the TV settings onto The premium commercial UX970 Series (except 79") are 3D Ultra High all TVs using a USB stick, a process that is fully automated to save time Definition Smart TVs that will change the guest viewing experience from without having to set each TV one by one. standard to a cinematic exposition. It has the ability not only to display 4K resolution from 4K content, but it can also convert 1080P picture quality to 4K brilliance. Applications Platform LG'S FREE-TO-GUEST COST EFFECTIVE SOLUTION When using LG televisions in Free-To-Guest hotel installations, the Pro:Centric server The UX970H is the latest in the line of Pro:Centric Televisions that provides a unique and (PCS-200R) supports remote management of TV settings such as virtual channel dedicated hotel application platform for hosting LG's SI (System Integrator) Partners mapping, cloning of installer menu settings, and other settings: interactive applications, enabling delivery for a wide range of custom applications tailored to both hotel management and guest needs. Save time and labor using LG's PCS200R remote management option which eliminates The UX970H extends the choice of interactive systems available to hoteliers through the necessity of visiting individual rooms to change television settings. the introduction of HTML5 support in addition to the current Adobe Flash-Lite and Java support. The UX970H is also a full IPTV platform with built-in IP video decoding Hotel Costs For Free-To-Guest Channel Managemen t supporting both IP and RF connectivity. Leveraging the Pro:Centric IPTV platform enables SI Partners to integrate their STB (Set Top Box) client software directly into the Television, Estimated Savings over MSRP Total eliminating the need for the additional STB hardware and reducing associated capital and Labor Costs room visit support costs. LG Pro:Centric TV with $2,499 $2,499 $17,501 The UX970H supports embedded Wi-Fi for streaming of content to the Television or Pro:Centric Server (PCS200R) back channel communications. $20 (est.) x 2 times per year Manual Room Updates (to update channels) $20,000 The UX970H platform also includes remote diagnostic tools for partners to manage their x 100 rooms x 5 years systems and monitor the TV's on the network by the head-end or cloud based server for LG Pro:Idiom TV with $2,900 maintenance and admin purposes. The Wake-on-LAN features allows the TV to embedded b-LAN plus $2,900 $17,100 communicate in a background mode while the TV is powered off and without disruption (FMA-LG102) FMA to the guest, providing the ability to deliver remote software updates from the head end server. MSRP subject to change. Installation not included. The UX970H Pro:Centric Applications Platform FMA-LG102 Free-To-Guest Management Appliance (FMA) LG's Free-To-Guest Management Appliance delivers the FTG Channel Map to the guest rooms, via the hotel’s RF distribution. Portal Welcome Page Custom Billboards PCS200R HEAD-END SYSTEM Remote management functions are also supported via the Pro:Centric server. The EPG Option Weather Billboard Pro:Centric Application software can be remotely added at a later date to deliver the benefits of LG’s Applications features (Weather, EPG, Billboards...) 79UX970H 2” 23” 600mm 23” 69.7” 1.5" 12” 40.4” 400mm 42.7" 12.6" 61.9" 5.3” 12.5" 65UX970H 57.2” 2” 22.7” 300mm 22.7” 56.9” 1mm 13.8" 33.5" 0.3” 65 .3" 35.6" 33.5" 300mm 32.1" 19” 7.9” 45.1” 10.7” 55UX970H 48.6” 48.3” 18.4” 300mm 18.4” 1mm 8.8mm 2” 8.9” 8.8mm 1mm 55.7” 27.7” 28.6” 30.8” 28.6” 300mm 16.7” 7.9” 42.7” 10.3" 49UX970H 43.1” 2” 15.6" 300mm 15.6" 42.8” 5.8” 1mm 25.6" 4 0.3” 9” 27.5” 300mm 24.2" 27.5” 15.4" 7.9” 42.7" 10.3" REAR JACK PANEL SIDE JACK PANEL ) 0 . 3 AU X L AN IN 1 RJ P Use Onl y B S U ( OPTI CA L 1 DIGI TAL AUD IO O UT USB I N 2 LAN SPEAKER O UT TV-LI NK CFG LI NE O UT GAM E CONTROL / MPI ) PTC SE RVICE z (SE RVICE O NLY) H 3 SE RVI CE 0 PC AUDI O AN TENN A / 6 @ CAB LE I N k 4 ( VID EO / Y PB PR L/ MON O AUDIO R ) C R A ( COMPO NENT I N / AV I N RESE T UPDA TE 2 UX970H 79UX970H 55UX970H Premium Ultra High Definition HOSPITALITY 79" class (80.1” diagonal) 55" class (54.6" diagonal) Smart TV with 65UX970H 49UX970H and b-LAN 65" class (64.5" diagonal) 49" class (48.5" diagonal) PANEL MODEL 79UX970H 65UX970H 55UX970H 49UX970H SPRECIAL MODEL 79UX970H 65UX970H 55UX970H 49UX970H FEATURES 79” class 65” class 55” class 49” class Audio Codec AC3 (Dolby Digital), EAC3, AAC, Mpeg, MP3, PCM Inch (80.1" diagonal) (64.5" diagonal) (54.6" diagonal) (48.5" diagonal) USB Cloning Yes Backlight Type Edge One Channel Map / Yes Resolution 3840 x 2160 (UHD) Logical Channel Map Contrast Ratio 1,000,000:1(TBD) Multi IR Code Yes Static (Panel) Contrast Ratio 1,200 :1(TBD) Welcome Screen Yes Viewing Angle Degree 178x178(TBD) (Splash Image) Response Time 6 (G to G) Auto Off / Auto Sleep Yes Frame Rate T240Hz 120Hz Smart Energy Saving Yes BROADCASTING Analog / Digital Yes (NTSC) / Yes (ATSC) Motion eye care Yes SYSTEM Terrestrial VSB Bluetooth Sound Sync Yes Cable Clear QAM Alljoyn Yes (TBD) VIDEO Triple XD Engine Yes 3D 3D Type FPR (SG/FPR/AR/GPR/Non-Glass) (NOT IN 79”) Dynamic Color Enhancer Yes Supporting Format S/S, T/B, C/B, F/S Format Auto Detection Yes Real Cinema 24p Yes (3:3
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