RGB Spectrum CM 43-T – TAA 43-inch Curved Monitor

Product Overview

The RGB Spectrum CM 43-T is the TAA 43-inch curved monitor in the XtendPoint line, listed by RGB Spectrum as the TAA version of the CM 43 operator display. It is specified for federal, defense and state programs whose contracts require Trade Agreements Act compliance on display hardware. The part fills the same role as the standard model in control room and command center console design: a single wide curved surface at an XtendPoint operator position. Procurement teams generally select it when a contract clause, not a technical difference, drives the choice.

Product Description

RGB Spectrum publishes the CM 43-T only as the TAA version of its 43-inch curved XtendPoint display; the company does not publish a separate specification table, datasheet or product image for this part number. For that reason this page does not restate panel figures against the -T part number. Where published display specifications are needed for a design package, the RGB Spectrum CM 43 43-inch curved monitor page carries the values RGB Spectrum publishes for the standard model, and Creation Networks will confirm in writing which of those figures the TAA part number is warranted to meet before an order is placed. The intended deployment is the same as the standard model: one curved operator surface per seat instead of a bezelled multi-monitor array, fed from an XtendPoint receiver. Desk-mounted positions normally add the RGB Spectrum CM DS-43 desktop stand, and rack-based head-end hardware is carried on the RGB Spectrum XP RAK 1RU rackmount tray. Seats that drive several hosts pair the display with the RGB Spectrum XP LINK KM aggregator so one keyboard and mouse reach up to four receivers. Because TAA parts often carry longer lead times than their commercial equivalents, confirm availability early in the project schedule. Creation Networks quotes the TAA and standard part numbers side by side so a program can see the compliance premium before committing.

Key Features

• TAA version — RGB Spectrum lists this part number as the TAA variant of its 43-inch curved XtendPoint display, which is what federal contract clauses generally require.
• Same console role — The part is specified in the same operator position as the standard model, so console drawings and workflows do not change.
• XtendPoint line member — The display is sold within the XtendPoint KVM-over-IP product family and is specified alongside XtendPoint receivers.
• Procurement-driven substitution — Programs can swap the standard part number for this one when a compliance clause applies, without redesigning the operator position.
• Specification support — Creation Networks confirms the figures RGB Spectrum will warrant against this part number before the order is released.

Typical Applications

• Government space — Agency operator positions bound by Trade Agreements Act sourcing clauses can use a compliant display part number.
• Control room — Federally funded control rooms keep a single curved operator surface per seat while meeting procurement rules.
• Command center — Defense watch floors specify the compliant variant across every seat for a consistent bill of materials.
• Emergency operations center — Publicly funded activation rooms satisfy grant sourcing conditions on display hardware.

Technical Specifications

RGB Spectrum publishes no specification table for this part number. The following is what the RGB Spectrum price list states.

Details above are stated by RGB Spectrum in its published price list.

RGB Spectrum does not publish a datasheet for this part number. Contact Creation Networks for confirmed specifications before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the CM 43-T the same display as the CM 43?
RGB Spectrum lists it as the TAA version of the 43-inch curved monitor. It does not publish a separate specification table for the -T part number, so Creation Networks confirms the warranted figures in writing rather than restating the standard model values here.

Why does this page not show a panel specification table?
No datasheet, table or product image is published by RGB Spectrum against this part number. Copying the standard model table onto a different part number would misrepresent what the manufacturer publishes, so we do not do it.

What does the TAA designation cover?
TAA refers to Trade Agreements Act sourcing compliance, which many federal and federally funded contracts require. Request the manufacturer compliance letter through Creation Networks for the contract file.

Does it use the same desktop stand as the standard model?
The CM DS-43 desktop stand is the stand RGB Spectrum lists for the 43-inch curved XtendPoint monitor. Confirm compatibility with this part number before ordering.

How does it fit into an XtendPoint KVM deployment?
It serves as the operator-side display for an XtendPoint receiver. Positions driving several hosts add the XP LINK KM aggregator to share one keyboard and mouse across up to four receivers.

Should we expect a different lead time from the standard part?
TAA part numbers frequently carry longer lead times than commercial equivalents. Ask Creation Networks for current availability before locking a project schedule.

What warranty and support apply?
The RGB Spectrum manufacturer warranty applies to this part number, and Creation Networks supports specification and procurement for the deployment. Contact us for the current warranty documentation supplied with the order.