It can do a lot of things, and HP actually had plans to use it to most of its potential (various external inputs, using the display only), but in the end it just translates the DisplayPort signal (which comes from the motherboard) to LVDS (which goes to the panel). Well that's not the exact description, since it also stores the various color presets (it's ColorBoard after all), but yeah, this is generally it.
@ElectroScienceDoc - Congrats on getting your machine working! I'm kinda surprised that it is indeed the ColorBoard, but that might explain why they go so fast - people either need them or stack them, you know, just in case they need them. Sadly none of the DreamColor related parts are listed as spare parts, that's why there never was a huge source of cables or CBs, only the whole assemblies, which command ridiculous prices. Most of the available parts were pulled from exiting machines. I never saw a CB or DC cable listed as new.
DreamColor Processing Board FAILED "No Video"
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