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A typical NEC MultiSync MD
Series display system configuration
1 Single or dual head displays
2 Display controller board
3 GammaComp MD quality
control software
4 Calibrator (optional)
Therefore, it provides the best conditions for several doctors doing
consultation in front of the display.
Mutiple video card support.
work with 10-bit or 8-bit cards, however, 10-bit is recommended
for optimum performance. 10-bit provides 1024 out of 3061
shades, while 8-bit provides only 256 out of 3061.
Internal power supply.
The NEC MultiSync MD Series features an
internal power supply. There is no brick to kick, therefore, clutter
from a clunky power supply is eliminated.
Optional accessories.
To add further performance and conve-
nience, these accessories are available for the NEC MultiSync
MD Series.
Protective shield. As these displays are often used by diagnostic
professionals for illustration purposes, it is common for them
Figure 3. Attachable protective shield
3061 shades of gray.
1024 shades
of gray out of a palette of 3061 can
be depicted when used with a 10-bit
video card.
Onboard selectable look-up tables
(LUTs). The LUT for adjustment
is built into the monitor, making
it independent of the video card.
The monitor's gamma is factory
set to the DICOM GSDF standard,
but custom gamma settings can be
selected using the built-in LUTs.
SA Superfine TFT displays with
anti-glare and low reflection.
innovative SA Superfine TFT glass
with 2- or 3-Megapixel resolution
delivers a brilliant picture with a
wide viewing angle of up to 176°
and minimal off-angle color shift.
NEC MultiSync MD Series monitors
to encounter frequent
contact from fingers,
pointers and pens. To
help protect against LCD
screen damage while
maintaining the display's
optimal image quality, an
optional protective shield
(Fig. 3) is available. This
lightweight accessory,
which is quickly and eas-
ily attached and removed,
lengthens the life of the screen by fending off scratches caused
by surface contact. The 98.5% transparent shield features anti-
reflective coating on both sides, anti-fingerprint coating on the
outside layer, a hard coat for ruggedness and excellent perma-
nent marker resistance.
Sentry
remote network sen-
DX
sor. For non-assisted confor-
mance, calibration and report-
ing functions, an optional,
retractable remote sensor (Fig.
4) is available for NEC Multi-
Sync MD Series displays. This
component, which also can be
used with non-MD Series moni-
The
tors, is capable of measuring
monitor brightness, whitepoint
and ambient lighting, while
performing a quality check for DICOM confor-
mance and contrast response.
GammaComp MD colorimeter. Featuring perfect-
ly matched coding for NEC MultiSync MD Series
displays, this allows for improved accuracy and
communication to the display and provides an
ideal solution for radiology technicians. Working
in conjunction with X-Light, the sensor (Fig. 5)
also supports standalone calibration and exact
monitor matching, while enhancing calibra-
tion and whitepoint matching for better DICOM
GSDF conformance.
* Each end-user environment is unique, therefore NEC Display Solutions
recommends that the user follows the quality control and calibration
When combined with an NEC MultiSync 90 Series display (left), NEC
MultiSync MD Series monitors can help provide an ideal PACS configura-
tion for your facility.
Figure 4. Sentry
attachable
DX
remote network sensor
Figure 5.
GammaComp
MD colorimeter
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