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What is the difference between the eSync and eSync 2?
The eSync is a legacy device which has been replaced by the eSync 2. Compared to the eSync, the eSync 2 offers more synchronization ports, and the following table highlights the key changes from the eSync to the eSync 2.
| eSync | eSync 2 | |
| Sync Input | Three ports: high-impedance, low-impedance, and isolated | Four ports: three general purpose and one isolated |
| Sync Output | Two output ports | Four output ports |
| Shutter Glass | Occupied sync input and output ports. | VESA Stereo I/O ports integrated specifically for shutter glass applications. |
| Sync Rate | 10 to 250 Hz | 30 to 360 Hz |
The general purpose sync-in port on the eSync 2 is designed to utilize high-impedance input. However, it is still possible to input low-impedance signals with an appropriate modification to the input port. Please contact us for details.
Technical drawing of eSync
Technical Drawing of eSync 2
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