The following is a quick summary comparison of the two product families, SVX and ALR showing some of the main differences:
| SVX family | ALR family | |
| Panel support | Up to 10 bit | Up to 8 bit |
| Memory buffer | Yes | No |
| Feature set | Advanced | Standard |
| RS-232 / Ethernet command set | Advanced | RS-232 only* |
| Display resolution support | Up to 4k | Up to 1920×1200 |
| Scaling | Advanced | Standard |
| Signal latency | Fast | Faster |
| Input signal frequency | Up to 75Hz | Limited** |
A few notes:
- Memory buffer: This allows for more signal processing so the controller can accept a wider range of frame rates and interlaced signals. It also enables functions such as Picture-in-Picture (PiP), image zoom, variable aspect scaling, screen markers.
- SVX-2560 will support the image flip function.
- * Ethernet support: The ALR family of boards do not have integrated Ethernet support but will work with the IP-60 add-on board for Ethernet command support via RS-232.
- ** In most cases the input frequency is limited to 50/60Hz.
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