Alpha 9200C vs Alpha 9660i RGB

The Alpha 9200C is discontinued. The full colour Alpha 9660i RGB is the current successor. Compare the specifications and see what you gain by upgrading to RGB.

Feature Alpha 9200CAlpha 9660i RGB
Colour 3 colours (red, green, amber) + 3 rainbow effects4096 colours (full colour)
Pixel pitch 7.62 mm6.25 mm
Resolution 200 × 32 px240 × 40 px
Number of lines 1–52–5
Character height 24.4 / 11.4 / 7.6 / 5.3 / 3.8 cm9.4 / 6.2 / 4.4 cm
Brightness 700 nits1800 nits
Graphics Limited: 8-colour graphic filesFull RGB graphics; photo and video (bmp, gif, jpeg, png, avi, mpg, wmv)
Connectivity RS232 and RS485; Ethernet only via accessory (extra cost)Built-in Ethernet (Ooh!Media and AlphaNET), no extra cost; RS232/RS485 via AlphaNET
Software None included (AlphaNET optional, extra cost)Ooh!Media or AlphaNET included
Dimensions (W×H×D) 162.5 × 30.4 × 11.4 cm150.9 × 27.2 × 8.2 cm
Weight 16.3 kg14.1 kg

What you gain with the Alpha 9660i RGB

  • From 3 colours to 4096 colours (full colour): photos, video and logos
  • Finer pixel pitch (6.25 mm instead of 7.62 mm) for a sharper image
  • Much higher brightness for better legibility
  • Ethernet built in: no separate adapter or extra cost
  • Software included (Ooh!Media or AlphaNET)

Which should you choose?

Still running a Alpha 9200C? Daylight maintains and replaces existing units throughout Europe. For new projects or replacement we recommend the full colour Alpha 9660i RGB: more colours, higher brightness and built-in connectivity.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Alpha 9200C still available?

No, the Alpha 9200C is discontinued. The current successor is the full colour Alpha 9660i RGB. Daylight maintains and replaces existing units throughout Europe.

What is the biggest difference between the Alpha 9200C and the Alpha 9660i RGB?

The Alpha 9200C is tri-colour (red, green, amber); the Alpha 9660i RGB shows 4096 colours (full colour) with photo and video, higher brightness and built-in Ethernet.

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