Barco MFGD-5421 manual

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    Installation & User Manual Co r onis 5MP[...]

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    3 Cop yright notic e................... .............. ............ .............. .............. .......... 7 Pref ac e .............. ........... .............. .............. .............. ........... ............... .... 8 Safety Instructions ............... .............. ............... .............. .............. ..... 12 Rec ommendations[...]

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    4 Uninstalling the drivers and so ftwar e ......................... .............. 49 Command line (Silent) Ins tall of Drivers and So ftwar e............ 50 Installing the B ARC O M ED C ORONIS or Nio drivers and softw are ......... 52 Automat ed display c onfigur ation .......... .............. .............. ........ 54 Reinstalling driv ers....[...]

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    5 Settings ...... .............. ........... .............. .............. ........... ............... .. 77 Getting inf ormation............... .............. .............. ........... .............. 78 Advanc ed functions .. .............. .............. .............. ............ .............. ..... 80 About this chapt er ....................[...]

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    C opyri ght notic e 7 C opyright no tic e This document is copyright ed. Al l rights are reserv ed. Nor this document, nor any part of it, may be reproduc ed or c opied in any form or b y any means - gr aphical, el ectronic, or mechanical including phot ocop ying, taping or information stor age and retriev al sys tems - without written permission o[...]

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    Pre f ace 8 Pr ef ac e Notice Although ev ery attemp t has been made to achie ve t echnical acc uracy in this document, we assume no r esponsib ility for err ors that may be fo und. Our goal is to pr ovide you with the most acc ura te and usable documen tation possib le; if you disc ov er errors, ple ase let us know . Barc o softw are pr oducts ar [...]

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    Pre f ace 9 Disposal Informa tion This product consis ts of devic es that ma y con tain mercury , which m u s t b e r e cy c l e d o r d i s p o se d o f i n a cc o r d a n c e w i t h l o c a l , s t a t e , o r country la ws. (Within this syst em, the backlight lamps in the monitor di splay contain mercury .) This equipment has required th e e xt[...]

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    Pre f ace 10 In fo rm at i on fo r Ch i na R OH S co m pl i an ce T able of to xic and hazardous substanc es/elements and their c ontent, as requir ed by China’s managemen t methods for c ontrolling pollution by electronic info rmation products 中国大陆 RoHS 根据中国大陆 《电子信息产品污染控制管理办法》 ( 也称为中国[...]

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    Pre face 11 LCD Monitor            零部件名稱 有毒有害物質或元素   铅 ( Pb ) 汞 ( Hg ) 镉 ( Cd ) 六价铬 ( Cr6+ ) 多溴联苯 ( PBB ) 多溴二苯醚 ( PBDE ) 金属机构件 OO O O O O 塑料机构件 OO O O O O 电路板组件 * OO O O O O 液晶面板 XX O O O O 电源模块 / 适配器 X[...]

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    Saf ety Instructions 12 Saf ety Instructions General R ecommendations Read the safe ty and operating instructions befor e operating the display . Retain safe ty and opera ting inst ructions for futur e refer ence. Adhere to all w arnings on the display and in the oper ating instructions manual. Follow all ins tructions for oper ation and use. Elect[...]

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    Saf ety Instructions 13 •P o w e r c o r d s : Power c ord with CEE 7 plug: The colors of th e mains lead are col o re d i n acco rd a nce w i th t he fo l l ow i ng co de : Gr e en -a nd - yellow: Earth (safety earth), Blue: Neutr al, Bro wn: Line Pow er cor d with ANSI 73.11 plug: The wires of the po wer cor d are co l or ed i n acco rd a n ce [...]

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    Saf ety Instructions 14 This appa ratus c onforms to : CE , IEC 60950, UL 60950 , CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 60950 (c -UL), CC C . National Scandina vian Deviations fo r Cl. 1.7.2 : Finland: "Laite on liit että vä suo jamaadoituskoskettimilla varust ettuun pistorasiaan" Norwa y : "Apparat et må tilkoples jordet stikkontakt" Sw eden: &[...]

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    Rec ommendations f or using your displ ay syst em 15 Rec ommendations for using y our display system 1. Optimize the lif etime of your displa y Enabling the Display P ower Management S ystem (DPMS) of your display (in the displa y’s Settings menu) will optimize its diagnos tic lifetime by automatically switching off the backli ght whe n the displ[...]

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    Rec ommendations f or using your displ ay syst em 16 4. Enhanc e user comf ort Every Barc o multi-head displa y syst em is color ma tched with the highest specification in the market. Barco r ecommends keeping co lor -matched displays toge ther . Furthermore , it is important to use all displays of a multi-he ad configur ation at the same rat e to [...]

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    17 Display C ontr oller Instal lation[...]

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    Which display c ontr oller? 19 Which display c ontroller? Y our Barc o medical display is c ompatible with a large r ange of Barc o and non-Barc o display co ntroller boar ds. Depending on the customer’s or der details, th e display can be deliver ed with or without di splay controller . The brochur e “B arc o medical display o verview ” on t[...]

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    Installing a Barc o display contr ol ler 20 models is deliver ed with your syste m , and follow the corr esponding installation instructions: * Rec ommended PCI/PCIe slot Note: Y ou can use x16 & x8 slots for x 1, & x4 boar ds. If you are using a displa y contr ol ler with a VGA jumper , you will need to decide if y ou are going to use its [...]

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    Installing a Barc o display contr ol ler 21 Figur e 1: Displa y contr oller VGA Jumper , VGA enabled Note: T o use multiple BarcoMed displa y controllers in a single comput er , you need to enable VGA on only ONE o f the Barc oMed display c ontrollers and disable VGA on ALL the other Barc oMed display c ontrollers. T o use a BarcoMed displa y contr[...]

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    Installation Proc edure 22 Installation Pr ocedur e The following instructions will ta ke you s tep by st ep through the installation of the displ ay contr oller(s) for your B ARC O C ORONIS 5MP Display S ystem Caution: W ear a grounded, prot ective ESD strap when handling or during installation of the displ ay c ontroller . Electrostatic charges c[...]

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    Installation Proc edure 23 7. Align the display c ontroller(s) for your B ARC O C ORONIS 5MP Display Syst em with the slot(s) and pres s it(them) in firmly until the card(s) is(are) fu lly seated. Note: The next st ep applies only to the MXR T 5100, MXR T 7100, and MXRT 7200. 8. Connect the pow er cable(s) to the 6 -pin power c onnection(s) on the [...]

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    Installation Proc edure 24 9. Screw in or f asten the display c ontroller securely . Replace and secure the c omputer cov er . 10. C onnect your Cor onis 5MPs to the display c ontroller(s) for your B ARC O C ORONIS 5MP Display S ystem using the cables supplied. Make sure all cables ar e securely connect ed befor e turning on your s ystem. Figur es [...]

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    Installation Proc edure 25 Figure 7 Note: For 6mp , connect He ad 1 to left input, and Head 2 t o right input . IO-Panel for the Bar co MXR T 2100 and Barco MXR T 5200 MXRT 2100 MXRT 5200 X Head 2– DVI-I Con ne c ti on X Head 1– DVI-I Connection Y Head 1– DVI-I Con ne c ti on Y Head 2– DVI-I Connection[...]

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    Installation Proc edure 26 Figure 8 Note: For 6mp , connect He ad 1 to left input, and Head 2 t o right input . Figure 9 Note: Disconnecting the Displa yPort cable may lock the display . Note: Only two of the three c onnectors can be used at a time . Driving three displa ys is no t supported with the MXRT 7300. IO-Panel for the Barc o MXRT 5100 , B[...]

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    Installation Proc edure 27 Figure 10 11. Rec onnect any cables you ha ve disconnected and plug in the comput er’s pow er cor d. 12. T urn on the display(s) and then your c omputer . T urning on your syst e m WA R N IN G : We ar a grounded, protectiv e ESD strap when handling or during installation of the displ ay c ontroller . Electrostatic charg[...]

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    Installation Proc edure 28 instructions in the Driv er and Softwar e Installation section of this manu al.[...]

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    29 Display Installa tion[...]

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    Overvie w 31 Overvie w Introduction The MFGD 5421, BARC O’s 21” 5 megapixel gr ayscale LC D display , guarant ees perfect image quality in m edical imaging applications. The display c ombines a TFT (thin film transistor) li quid crystal display panel s t ructure and a buil t -in backlight with invert er for a better picture quality . It is desi[...]

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    Overvie w 32 Pa ckage cont ents The package should include the foll owing items , please check. If some of the items ar e missing, please c ontact the reseller fr om whom you ha ve purchased the un it . • The MFGD 5421 display •P o w e r s u p p l y • DVI cable • T wo velcro strips to bind the cables • European power cord • American pow[...]

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    Overvie w 33 Contr ols and connectors Figure 11 Front (1) Po wer LED • The LED is off when the display is off . • The LED is green when the di splay is on (when enabl ed in the on-screen menus). • The LED is or ange when the display is in Stand-by po wer - saving mode. 1[...]

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    Overvie w 34 Figure 12 Side (2) USB down stre am connect or (3) Contr ol wheel for navigating thr ough the on- screen displa y (OSD) menus and changing value s in the menus Figure 13 Rear (4) USB down stre am connect or (5) USB upstre am connector (6) Digital DVI (video and data) input (7) DC 12V power input 3 2 4 5 6 7[...]

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    Installation 35 Installation Pr ecautions • Keep y our original packaging. It is designed for this displa y and is the ide al protectio n during tran sport. • Av oid reflections in the flat panel to reduc e eye str ain. • Place the displa y on a strong and s table table or desk. • Keep the display a wa y from heat sour ces and pr ovide enou[...]

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    Installation 36 T o remov e the clip : 1. Position the display with its re ar side facing you. 2. Lift up the 2 clips of the foot c over to rele ase the cov er from the foot. 3. Pull the lower side of the c over to war ds you and simultaneously slide the co ver downwar d. 4. Pull the red clip out o f the fixation holes in the foo t . Y ou can bette[...]

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    Installation 37 Figure 15 Should you chan ge the panel orientation without tilting it first, you might irre versibly damage the til t & swivel mechan ism. 3. T o change from portr ait to landscape , turn the panel count erclockwise while tilting it slightly . 4. T o change from landscape t o portr ait, turn clockwise. Connecting the c ables T o[...]

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    Installation 38 T o connect the po wer : Figure 16 1. Connect the output of the 12V DC po wer supply to the DC input (7) of the displa y . 2. Connect one end o f the proper po wer cable t o the AC input of the 12V DC power supply . 3. Connect the o ther end of the pow er cord t o a grounded power outlet. 4. Route the cable so that it en ters the c [...]

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    Installation 39 Figure 17 1. Push the upper side of the c over onto the foot, so that the hooks on the c over ar e positioned right under the holes in the foot. 2. Slide the co ver upwar d while moving the lower side of the cove r towa rd s t he fo ot . 3. Pres s the cover t o the foot so that both clips make a clicking sound. Using the USB hub The[...]

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    Installation 40 Tilt and swivel positioning Adjust th e position of the p ane l for best viewing c onditions. The display foot allows adjusting the horizontal vie wing angle, vertical viewing angle and panel height. Figure 18 Starting up Proc eed as follows: 1. Swit ch on the signal source (E.g., PC). 2. If nece ssary , select a suitable resolution[...]

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    How to avoid image retention 41 How t o av oid image re tention Image ret ention (image sticking , ghost image) is the phenomenon where an image , or a part of it, s eems to be ‘burnt’ in the L CD panel. When you display e .g. a uniform li ght gr ay image y ou distinguish the ghost image in the backgr ound. This phenomenon oc curs on al l types[...]

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    How to avoid ima ge retention 42 T o activat e appropria te scree n saving, proceed as f ollows: 1. In the display OSD menus, open the Set tings menu and switch DPMS on. F or more informa tion, please c onsult the display opera tion chapter . 2. In Windows, open the Di splay c ontrol panel. Open the Scr een Sa ve r tab . 3. Select a screen sav er f[...]

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    43 Sof twar e Installation[...]

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    Driver and softwar e inst allation prer equisites 45 This chapt er will guide y ou thr ough the installation of the driv ers, softw are and documentation associated with yo ur B ARC O C ORONIS 5MP Display S ystem or C oronis 5MP(s). The proc ess for the B ARC O MXRT family of c ontrollers and B ARC O M ED family of controllers is hand led separatel[...]

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    Installing the B ARCO MXR T drivers and softw are 46 Installing the B AR CO MXR T drivers and sof twar e Note: The installation d ialog will display in English if your operating s ystem’s language is not suppor ted. This proc ess applies to the f ollowing versions of Windo ws: • Windows XP Professional, • Windows XP Prof essional x64 Edition,[...]

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    Installing the B ARC O MXRT driv ers and softw are 47 The Barco Pr oduct Installation Wizard should start automatically when you insert the B ARC O C ORONIS 5MP Display Sys tem Installation CD -ROM in to y our computer’s CD/DVD drive after the operating s ystem has started. If your CD/DVD drive’s auto-run is not enabled or the Bar co Product In[...]

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    Installing the B ARCO MXR T drivers and softw are 48 8. Follow the wizar d’s on- screen instructions t o complet e the driver installation. Note: The driv er installation may take up t o 5 m inutes, and the monitor ma y blink a few time s during the installation pr ocess. Note: F or “non-English” oper ating systems, y ou may enc ounter multip[...]

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    Installing the B ARC O MXRT driv ers and softw are 49 Uninstalling the drivers and sof twar e T o uninstall the Barco dr ivers , softw are or doc umentation f or your MFGD 5421 S ystems, ple ase use the Windows Add/Remo ve Progr ams or Uninstall utility . This can be found in the Windows Contr o l Panel. F or Vista use Programs & Featur es. Not[...]

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    Installing the B ARCO MXR T drivers and softw are 50 Co mmand line (Silent) Inst all of Driv ers and Softw a r e (Not supported with Windo ws Vista) Specifying the silent install option causes most of the GUI associat ed with the installer to disappear . A background p rogre ss window will still be visible , but no user input wil l be required. The[...]

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    Installing the B ARC O MXRT driv ers and softw are 51 See figure 2 f or an example of how the c ommand line window should look when using the silent install from the B ARC O C ORONIS 5MP Display Syst em Installation CD -ROM. Figure 2: C om mand line installation Note: Wh e n p e r fo r m i n g an M X R T d r iv e r u p g r a d e , i t i s e s s e n[...]

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    Installing the B ARCO M ED C ORONIS or Nio driv ers and softwar e 52 Installing the B AR CO M ED C OR ONIS or Nio drivers and softw are Note: The installation d ialog will display in English if your operating s ystem’s language is not suppor ted. This proc ess applies to the f ollowing versions of Windo ws: • Windows 2000 Prof essional, • Win[...]

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    Installing the B AR CO M ED C ORONIS or Nio driv ers and softw are 53 c) Click Bro wse and browse to the root directory of the B ARC O C ORONI S 5MP Display System Installation CD-ROM and click on the file, Setup.e xe, and click Open . d) Click OK . or a) Browse to the root directory of the B ARC O C ORONIS 5MP Display System Installation CD-ROM an[...]

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    Installing the B ARCO M ED C ORONIS or Nio driv ers and softwar e 54 5. When the driver setup is c omplete, click the Finish button. 6. The Barc o Product Installation Wizar d will now guide you through the insta llation of M ediCal QAW eb , BarcoMed SelfExam, and the Barc o on-line documentation. 7. When the Setup c omplete mes sage appears, selec[...]

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    Installing the B AR CO M ED C ORONIS or Nio driv ers and softw are 55 Note: If you installed your B ARC O M ED C ORONIS or Nio drivers with DualView enabled, the wizard will warn y ou that DualView must be disabled bef ore the driv ers can be uninstalled. This is normal, please follow the pr ompts from the wizar d. Figure 4: Barc o Driver Remov al [...]

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    Installing the B ARCO M ED C ORONIS or Nio driv ers and softwar e 56 3. Click Run . 4. Click Bro wse and a) Browse to the root directory of the B ARC O C ORONIS 5MP Display System Installation CD- ROM. b) Click on the file, Se tu p. exe, and click Open . or a) Browse to the root directory of the location where you saved the contents of your B ARC O[...]

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    57 Display C ontroller T ools[...]

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    59 This chapt er describes ho w to conf igure the displa ys in your B ARC O C ORONIS 5MP Display S ystem using the t ools av ailable through the Advanc ed button on the Settings tab of the Windows Di splay Contr ol Panel . Note: If you pur chased B arc o Medical Displays only and not a com pl ete B ARC O C ORONIS 5MP Display System y ou wil l need [...]

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    Bar coMed c ontrol panel settings Single Sourc e Master 60 a) Start > Settings > C ontrol Panel > Display b) Open the “Display Properties Control Panel” by right clicking in an empty area on the desktop, then select Properties . c) Windows Vista : Right click in an empty area on the desktop, select “Personalization”, then click on?[...]

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    61 Figure 1 : Ex. Barc o T ab Display Inf ormation Name: Displays the model name of the display . Serial Number: Displays the serial number of the display . Back ligh t Li fe Time : This is the amount of time in hours that the backlight has been on. The backligh t will typically last a very long time, but will only be able t o hold the rec ommended[...]

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    Bar coMed c ontrol panel settings Single Sourc e Master 62 MediCal QA Web Clicking on the QA W eb button will launch the MediCal QA Web application. Ple ase refer t o the MediCal QA W eb manual for information about this application. Adva nced pr operties for MXR T contr ol ler T o acc ess the adv anced properties c onfiguration pages f or the disp[...]

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    63 Color Forma t • 24-Bit T r ueColor Mode • 30 -Bit TrueColor Mode (HDR) Display Re solution Sets displa y resol ution for 1 or 2 displ ays. Note: T o switch out of SingleView or Clone mode , the buttons in this Contr ol Panel page must be used. The main Windows C ontrol Panel cann ot be used. Dependin g on your s ystem, c ertain configur atio[...]

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    Bar coMed c ontrol panel settings Single Sourc e Master 64 Main Sett ings In the Main Settings section there is a slider bar which allows the user to adjust the OpenGL or Direct3D settings fo r optimum performanc e, optimum quality or for a point in be tween. There is also a checkbox pr ovided fo r enabling Custom Setting s. Cust om S ett ing s Not[...]

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    65 edges (anti-aliasing) fr om 3D im ages, r esulting in smoother , more na tural looking o b jects. Please r efer t o the on-line help for more inf ormation on using advanc ed featur es such as SMOOTH VISION . W ait for V ertical Sync • For OpenGL the def ault setting is Default Off . • For Dir ect3D the default setting is Application Preferen[...]

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    Bar coMed c ontrol panel settings Single Sourc e Master 66 Activ ating a c onf igur ation pr ofile The Con figuration Pr ofiles list box displa ys a number of c ommon applications whose optimal c onfiguration pr ofile are f actory-set by def ault. T o activate a particul ar profile , select the application name from the list and click Apply . This [...]

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    67 Adva nced Pr operties for Bar coMed Cor onis or Bar coMed Nio Palette mo des From th e Bar co Dr awing Modes tab y ou can select one of four palette modes. • Color t o Gray c ompatibility • User Modifiable C olor Palett e • Static Gr ay Palette including standar d system c olors • Static Gr ay Palette with NO system c olors User Modifiab[...]

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    Bar coMed c ontrol panel settings Single Sourc e Master 68 applications, which can cause image col or values t o appear distorted in the background application. As shown in figure 3, the 20 standar d system c olors are convert e d from RGB t o gray v alues. The rest of the 236 entries from inde x 10 to 245 co ntain the missing gr ay values so tha t[...]

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    69 standard syst em colors. In this palette mode, these entries ar e made up from entries in the bo ttom or the t op of the gra y ramp . Note: If you ar e unsure whether or not your application requir es this “Static Gr ay Palett e with NO System c olors” mode, c ontact your application provider . More information about Pale tte M od es is avai[...]

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    Bar coMed c ontrol panel settings Single Sourc e Master 70 Disable 10 -bit graysc ale Use this option for standar d Wi ndows®-based appl ications that requir e 8-bit color support (256 c olors), such as Internet E xplorer , Excel, etc . Do not use this op tion for applica tions that re quire 10 -bit pixel support (1024 simultaneous shades of gra y[...]

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    71 • SingleView A single large deskt op spans across both displays. • DualView Both displays ar e enabled independent of each other . Gr aphics Board Update Firm war e... Button: Clicking this button will launch the BarcoMed Har dware C onfiguration ut ility . This program allo ws the user to flash update the firmw are stored in the R OM of the[...]

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    Bar coMed c ontrol panel settings Single Sourc e Master 72[...]

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    73 Display Oper ation[...]

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    Oper ation 75 Opera tion Opera ting precautions Continuous oper ation of the display with the same screen may result in some image sticking on the L CD panel. Over 10 hours opera t ion with th e same image content is not rec ommended. Swit ching on the display DPMS may decr ease the risk of image sticking (image ret ention). Switching to stand-b y [...]

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    Oper ation 76 The Main Menu appears. This is the top le vel of the menu system . • T o browse o r scroll thr ough the menus on the curr ent lev el, turn the wheel clockwis e or counter clockwise. • T o enter into a menu or mo ve to a low er lev el of the menu structure , turn the con trol whe el to select the desir ed menu. Next, click the whee[...]

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    Oper ation 77 Savi ng changes When you change a v alue, the change is automatically saved. Setting the Luminanc e v alue With this function, the backlight v alue is stabiliz ed by the I-Guard sensor . The value you enter is th e tar get backlight luminance , expr essed in Cd/m². Proc eed as follows: 1. In the main menu, turn the contr ol wheel to [...]

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    Oper ation 78 3. T urn the wheel to select the desir ed menu item. 4. Perf orm the settings as described belo w . The Settings menu contains the following ite ms: Getting inf ormation The Information menu allows you to get information about the display and th e connected signals. DPMS Click the c ontrol wh eel to swit ch on/off the automatic pow e [...]

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    Oper ation 79 T o enter the Inf o rmation menu: 1. In the main menu, turn the contr ol wheel to select the Information menu. 2. Click the co ntrol wheel. The In formation menu appears. Y ou can select to view Gener al information or C urrent Input Format information. 3. T urn the wheel to select the desir ed menu item. 4. Click the wheel to select [...]

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    Advanc ed functions 80 Adva nced functions About this chapte r Important The function s described in th is chapter are intended for trained service staff only! Improper use o f these functions ma y disorder the display . BARCO cannot be held r esponsible for the results or damage caused by improper use o f these functions. This chapter de scribes o[...]

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    Advanc ed functions 81 3. Click and hold the c ontrol wheel for a f ew seconds until the OSD main menu is refr eshed on the screen. Y ou have now logged in as advanced user . Adv anced functions in the Luminanc e menu The Luminance menu c ontains the following advanc ed function: Manual Backlight This function allows to manually contr ol the backli[...]

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    Advanc ed functions 82 Adv anced functions in the Se ttings menu The Settings menu c ontains the following advanc ed functions: Important : Disabling the I- Guard results in an unc ontrolled image performanc e. Adv anced functions in the Inf ormation menu In Adv anced mode , the Information menu co ntains the following additional submenus: Servic e[...]

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    Advanc ed functions 83 Service The Servic e information menu c ontains the following items: Firmw are The Firmware information menu contains the following items : Runtimes The Runtimes informa t ion menu con tains the following it ems: Display Name The display type Display Ser No Indicates the display serial number Display Stock No Indicates the di[...]

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    Advanc ed functions 84 Measur ements The Measurements inf o me nu contains the f ol lowing items: Scan Measur ements The Scan Measurements inf o menu contains the following it em s: Internal T emperature The temperature me asured inside the dis- play Sensor T emperature T he internal temperatur e measured on the I-Guard board F AN spee d A value in[...]

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    Advanc ed functions 85 Adv anced functions in the Adjustments menu In Advanc ed mode, the main menu co ntains an additional menu, Adjustments. This menu contains the submenu Misc el laneous. Miscellaneous Adjustments The Miscellaneous menu c ontains the following it ems: Vert.T otal: The total number of lines, vertically , of the input signal V ert[...]

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    Maintenanc e 86 Maintenanc e Pan e l T ake care not t o damage or scratch the panel. Cl ean with a so ft woolen or c otton to wel lightly mo istened with plain wat er . Cabinet Do not use chemical cle aning products , benz ene, t oluene, xylene or other solv ents. Clean with a soft cloth dampened with mild deter gent and water . Repea t with wa ter[...]

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    Maintenanc e 87 3. Unscrew the 4 sunken scr ews at the re ar , fixing the glass panel and bez el. 4. Unplug the cable plugged in on th e bez el. 5. Remov e the bez el with glass panel. Cleaning instructi o ns: • Dust, fingerprints, gre ase etc. can be remove d by using a soft damp cloth lightly moist ened with plain water . • Do not apply liqui[...]

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    Tro ub l e s h oo t in g 88 T r oubleshooting Windows does no t show the desired displa y settings Should you have problems se lecting disp lay settings for por trait oriented displays in the Wind ows Display Pr operties contr ol panel, disable the option Hide modes that this monit or cannot display in the c ontrol panel (see below). Figure 6 Info [...]

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    Trou b l e s ho o t in g 89 Pixel F aults Permanently dark or bright pixel s can happen to TFT displays. 20 or less permanen tly dead pix els do not make out a good case f or ex changing the unit . Please c ontact our Customer Servic e Department if the number of pixel f aults exceeds the abo ve-mentioned figure.[...]

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    T echnical specific ations 90 T echnical specific ations Pictur e panel 21.3-inch diagonal view able screen TFT (thin film tr ansistor) active matrix, greysc ale liquid crys tal display Res ol ut io n Native: 2560 x 2048 Display ar ea (H x V) 422.4 x 337.9 (mm) Pix el Pitch 0.165 mm (H) x 0.165 mm (V) Viewing angle (@ 10/1 c ontras t) V e rtical: 8[...]

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    T echnical specifications 91 Con tro ls Push / turn con trol wheel f o r stand-by s witching and c ontrols Input connect ors DVI dual channel Power so urce Input for 12 VDC pow er supply unit : 90 ~ 264 VA C Input for displ ay: 12 VDC. (The supplied 12VDC power supply must b e used) Power consum pti on 72 wa tts (max .) Dimensions (W x H x D) In pe[...]

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    T echnical specific ations 92 Due to our pol icy of continuous product improv ement , the above specifications are subjected to change without notice. Barco shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissi ons contained herein; nor for incident al or conse- quential damages whatsoever r esulting from furnishing, per formance or use o[...]

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    93 MediCal So ftw are Installation and Oper ation[...]

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    MediCal Pr o instal lation and oper ation 95 MediCal Pr o installation and oper ation MediCal Pr o softwar e installation Install MediCal Pro on the PC. Follow the instru ctions from the MediCal Pro User Guide. Important : Do not for get you ha ve to have Administr ator privileges to install or uninstall MediCal Pro . Using MediCal Pr o Y ou can no[...]

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    MediCal Pr o installation and oper ation 96 8. Run the due tasks. Please r efer t o the MediCal Pro User Guide for mor e information.[...]

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    97 T r oubleshooting[...]

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    Sett ing the r esolution of y our C OR ONIS 5MP display 99 Setting the r esolution of y our C OR O NIS 5MP display Note: In ord er to se t the resol ution of y our C OR ONIS 5MP you must be logged in using an acc ount with administrator privileges. Acc essing the Windows Display C ontrol P anel 1. Open the “ Windows Displ ay Con trol P anel ” b[...]

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    Setting the r esolution of y our C OR ONIS 5MP display 100 display c onnected to your Barc oMed co ntroller . Both displays of a display c ontroller cannot be enabled at the same time unle ss their displ ay properties match. If necessary detach the second display of the Barc oMed display contr oller you are w o rking with by right clicking on the r[...]

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    Setting the Color and Pal ette Mode s 101 Now r epea t steps 5-8 abo ve for this display . If you are using a Quad-He ad Configuration repe at all of the abov e steps f or the tw o displays on the sec ond display cont roller . Note: If y ou have a single displa y configurat ion and you hav e enabled DualView , Windows will not allow you to attach t[...]

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    103 BARCO MID GENERAL W AR RANTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS Applicable from Jan 1s t 2008 ARTICLE 1: PRODUCT W ARRANTY Barc o nv , Medical Imaging Divi sion w arran ts that the equipment will be fr ee of de fects in workman ship or material for the warranty period or the specific peri od of a warranty extension program. Hard ware: Barco warran ts that up[...]

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    104 1.5 The repaired equipment shall be returned t o the Customer , by regular fr eight, at Barco nv , MID’s charge. 1.6 Barco n v , MID will replace a product tha t fails within 90 da ys after shipment from Bar co with a new one, ensuring color mat ching in the event of a diagnostic multi head display configur ation. Barc o aims to s hip the new[...]

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    105 Backlight Lifetime 3 of that model, when used at the Factory Calibrated Luminance 4 Eg1. • A display is used at 8 hours/day; ie. +/- 2.920hours/ year • The display system is c overed with a warranty period of 5 year • The Guaranteed Backlight Lifetime of that model is 17.000hours. • The F actory Calibrated Luminance canno t be achieved [...]

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    106 Any failure s resulting from an accident, negligence (such as but not limited to remo ving or deleting system files & licensed softw are product files), misuse, circuit failure or any change, damage due to fire, w ater , thunder or light ning, power failure or fl uctuation, disruption of communication lines or due to force maj eu re, or any[...]

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    107 NEGLIGENCE , STRICT T ORT , WARRANTY OR OTHERWISE, SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE REP AIR OR REPLACEMENT OF THE PRODUCT OR ANY PART THEREOF WHICH SHALL BE A T CUST OMER'S SO LE OPTION AND COST . BARCO’S LIABILITY SHALL NOT EXCEED THE PRICE OF TH E ITEM OR ITE MS OF GOODS OR SERVICES UPON WHICH SUCH LIABILITY IS BA SED. ARTICLE 7: FORCE MAJEURE [...]

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