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Performing a DICOM conformance test
NOTE:
This function is available only when the display has been calibrated to DICOM GSDF.
Performing a DICOM conformance test ensures DICOM conformance of the display by measuring and checking the
display properties.
The DICOM conformance test is recommended to be performed after 60 minutes of continuous active backlight time
of the LCD panel. If the test is performed within less than 60 minutes of active backlight time, the reported DICOM
GDSF error value may be larger because the luminance was not yet stable enough.
NOTE:
If the power management setting of the computer is set to less than 60 minutes, either change the computer's power
management setting only for this test or try "OSD operation method without actual OSD screen" on page 27.
DICOM conformance test procedure
1. Checking the gamma setting
Follow the instructions "Displaying present state" on page 18 and make sure that the gamma correction is set to "DICOM GSDF".
2. Displaying the OSD main menu
Press and hold the MENU button for 2 seconds. The OSD menu appears.
Press either + or - button to move the cursor " " and select "DICOM CONFORMANCE TEST".
3. DICOM conformance test submenu
Press the MENU button and the DICOM conformance test submenu appears.
When the display has been calibrated to
NOTE:
If "START TESTING" is not shown, select DICOM GSDF from the "SWITCHING CONFIGURATION" window.
PRESENT STATE
Reference Menu
DICOM Conformance Test
DICOM GSDF:
When the display has not been calibrated to
DICOM GSDF, "START TESTING" is not shown.
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Gamma correction setting
Full Menu
DICOM Conformance Test
When the display has been
calibrated to other gamma settings
such as Gamma 2.2:
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