Important Features - Eizo SCD 19102 Instruction Manual

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3.3 Important features

3.3 Important features
The Flat Panel Display has the following features which permit a wide range of applications:
Compact design
Low weight and small dimensions with improved performance make the SCD / SMD 19102
high-end color flat panel displays preferable to conventional CRT monitors. Thanks to the
equally narrow frame on each edge, the display fits into any environment, and is ideally
suited to both desktop and ceiling suspension.
Perfect picture reproduction thanks to LCD technology
The use of LCD technology eliminates picture geometry distortions and color spots.
The high-end color and gray scale flat panel displays provide flicker-free pictures even at low
refresh rates (60 Hz). The SCD / SMD 19102 high-end color and gray scale
flat panel displays therefore meet even the highest ergonomic requirements.
Modification of gray scale setting
In medical applications (e.g. for X-rays, computer tomography and MRI scanners), where
pictures are usually displayed in shades of gray, the gray values can be adapted to the
user's eye: this display setting, which is referred to as calibration, is performed at the factory
and is therefore available on shipment (factory calibrated display). In addition, five different
settings (Look Up Table – LUT) are saved in the display. In order to switch to other LUTs,
please contact the service personnel, who will perform the setting via the on-screen display
(OSD – Service level 2) or the SMfit® Total Care (automatic calibration tool) software (also
Service level 2).
Screen resolution
The SCD / SMD 19102 high-end color flat panel displays are equipped with an active 19"
TFT display module which provides a very wide viewing angle. The display offers maximum
gray scale contrast (display function) across a very wide viewing angle (in-plane switching
(IPS) technology). The optimum picture resolution is 1280 x 1024 pixels. Video signals with
other resolutions, as are common in medical technology, are enlarged or reduced to fit the
screen size. Alternatively, they can be displayed in their original size (1:1).
RGB input (15-pin Sub-D/DVI/BNC)
SCD 19102
● The display is connected to the computer system using either the 15-pin Sub-D connector
or the DVI-I input socket.
SMD 19102
● The display is connected to the computer system using either the 15-pin Sub-D input
socket, the BNC sockets or the DVI input socket (digital only).
If necessary, the monitor display is adapted using an OSD menu.
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Instruction Manual, 05/2008, A5E01588521A-002