RGB Spectrum CM 43 – 43-inch 4K Curved KVM Monitor

Product Overview

The RGB Spectrum CM 43 is a 43-inch curved KVM monitor built for XtendPoint operator positions in control rooms and command centers. RGB Spectrum publishes a 3840 x 2160 panel at 60Hz with a 1500R curve, 450 nits of luminance and a 4000:1 contrast ratio, which suits long-shift viewing at close desk distance. One DisplayPort and one HDMI input let the display take a direct feed from an XtendPoint receiver or a local source device. It is specified as a single-surface alternative to a two- or three-monitor operator array in control room console design.

Product Description

A curved 43-inch surface at 4K puts a large working area in front of one operator without the bezels that break up a multi-head array. The published 0.2451 mm pixel pitch keeps text legible on dense application windows, and the ~1500Rmm radius keeps the edges of the panel at a consistent viewing distance when the display sits close to the operator. RGB Spectrum publishes a 178-degree viewing angle both horizontally and vertically, so a supervisor standing behind the seat still reads the screen. The panel is rated for 32°F to 104°F operation at 10% to 90% humidity, which covers normal conditioned control room environments. Power is AC 100 to 240V at 50/60Hz with published consumption under 100W. The display weighs 43 lbs without a stand and 57 lbs with one, so console and mount capacity should be checked during design. For desk deployment, specify the RGB Spectrum CM DS-43 desktop stand, which is the matching stand for this 43-inch curved monitor. Where the XtendPoint receivers and KM hardware are racked at the head end, the RGB Spectrum XP RAK 1RU rackmount tray holds up to two horizontal units. Operators driving several hosts from one seat usually pair the display with the RGB Spectrum XP LINK KM aggregator so a single keyboard and mouse reach every receiver at the position. Federal and defense programs with domestic sourcing requirements should specify the CM 43-T TAA version instead.

Key Features

• 43-inch 4K curved panel — A 3840 x 2160 surface at 60Hz gives one operator the working area of a multi-monitor array without intervening bezels.
• 1500R curvature — The published ~1500Rmm radius holds the panel edges at a consistent distance from the operator at close desk seating.
• 450 nit luminance — Published brightness supports lit control rooms rather than darkened rooms only.
• 4000:1 contrast ratio — High contrast keeps map, video and application detail separated during long monitoring shifts.
• Wide viewing angle — 178 degrees horizontally and vertically lets supervisors and second operators read the screen from off-axis.
• Dual digital inputs — One DisplayPort and one HDMI input accept a direct feed from an XtendPoint receiver or a local source device.
• Fine pixel pitch — A published 0.2451 mm pitch keeps small type readable in dense operational software.
• Commercial power range — AC 100 to 240V at 50/60Hz with under 100W consumption simplifies console power budgeting.

Typical Applications

• Control room — One curved surface replaces a bezelled monitor array at each operator seat, which reduces head movement across a shift.
• Command center — Watch positions display several host systems side by side on a single continuous panel.
• Operations center — Network, transport and utility desks keep dashboards and detail views visible at the same time.
• Emergency operations center — Activation seats gain a large, immediately usable display without per-seat multi-monitor calibration.
• Broadcast studio — Ingest and master control positions monitor multiple sources on one 4K surface.
• Government space — Analyst positions in multi-agency rooms consolidate several applications onto a single monitored display.

Technical Specifications

The values below are published by RGB Spectrum in its 43-inch display datasheet for model CM43.

Specifications published by RGB Spectrum.

Frequently Asked Questions

What inputs does the CM 43 accept?
RGB Spectrum publishes one DisplayPort and one HDMI input, so the display connects directly to an XtendPoint receiver output or to a local source device.

Does the monitor ship with a stand?
The datasheet publishes weights both without a stand (43 lbs) and with a stand (57 lbs). Specify the CM DS-43 desktop stand when a desk stand is required, and confirm what is included in the shipment with Creation Networks before ordering.

Is there a TAA-compliant version?
Yes. The CM 43-T is listed by RGB Spectrum as the TAA version of this display for programs with domestic sourcing requirements.

How does it integrate with an XtendPoint KVM system?
The display is the operator-side surface for an XtendPoint receiver. Where one seat drives several receivers, the XP LINK KM aggregator shares one keyboard and mouse across up to four of them.

What mounting capacity should the console be designed for?
Plan for the published 43 lbs panel weight, or 57 lbs with a stand, and confirm the mount or arm rating against that figure during console design.

What are the environmental limits for installation?
Published operating range is 32°F (0°C) to 104°F (40°C) at 10% to 90% humidity, which fits a conditioned control room but not an unconditioned equipment space.

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.