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Eizo Monitors
MX300W
DUE for Brightness Uniformity
The Digital Uniformity Equalizer (DUE) function provides optimum backlight luminance uniformity which is considered difficult to
attain due to characteristics of LCD monitors, especially with larger screen sizes.
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4 Megapixel Bezel-Less WidescreenDisplaying 4 megapixel information volume on one monitor improves your working efficiency and cost performance. No bezels in between requires less eye movement with less stress as compared with dual 2 MP monitors.
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Brightness StabilizationAt startup or upon wakeup, the EIZO patented drift correction function quickly stabilizes the brightness level. In addition, a sensor measures backlight brightness and compensates for brightness fluctuations caused by the ambient temperature and the passage of time. This brightness stabilization function is EIZO patented technology (Japan patent numbers 3171808 and 3193315, US patent number 6188380). |
More Comfortable Working Space with WidescreenWith a 16:10 aspect ratio, you can view patient charts and DICOM medical images with no overlap. The increased horizontal space this affords means you can also view whole intestinal images along with the navigation window. |
Wide Viewing AnglesWide Viewing angles with minimal color shift when viewed from the side. |
Outstanding Contrast RatioMakes images on dark backgrounds appear more vivid, brings out the subtle differences in similar shades of color, and ensures that colors retain their richness even in brightly lit rooms. |
Calibration Mode SelectionSelectable with the front panel buttons, the CAL Switch function allows for various calibration modes of different modalities such as CR, CT, and endoscope images. Furthermore, auto mode settings can be made with the Auto CAL Switch function. |
Portrait Mode Support90° pivot for portrait mode gives you versatility with images or applications requiring more vertical viewing space. Graphics board that supports portrait mode required. |
Backlight Saver with Viewer ApplicationBy setting the Backlight Saver function to operate with viewer application, the monitor's backlight is on while the viewer is being used and the backlight is off while the viewer is not being used. |
Backlight Saver with Screen SaverWith ScreenManager Pro for Medical utility software installed, the Backlight Saver function turns off the monitor's backlight when the screen saver is activated, and turns it on again when the computer comes out of screen saver mode. This function helps to reduce power consumption when the monitor is used for a prolonged period of time. |
RadiCS LE Quality Control Software IncludedThe bundled RadiCS LE quality control software comes with a Status Analyzer function which observes the monitor's status. When the self-diagnosis function detects a change in luminance, a warning icon appears on the desktop taskbar enabling prompt detection and correction. This reduces the time spent administering to the monitor. |
Ergonomic DesignNarrow bezels require less eye movement in a multi-panel environment. The height and pivot adjustable stand offers added flexibility and viewing comfort. |
Customer AssuranceMeets the strictest medical, safety and EMC emissions standards including TÜV/GM, UL60601-1, CE, CB, CSA C22.2 No.601-1, VCCI, and FCC. |
Full 5-Year WarrantyEIZO and its authorized distributors offer a five-year limited warranty. |
Clip-On Swing SensorOnce attached to the top of the monitor, the Clip-On Swing Sensor G1 (sold separately) can remain in place and is ready for use. This saves the time and trouble of attaching and removing it when performing quality control tasks. |
More Precise Calibration with UX1 SensorBy using the UX1 sensor (sold separately) with the bundled RadiCS LE software, more precise calibration compliant with the DICOM Part 14 standard can be performed. |
Centralized Management of All MonitorsRadiNET Pro (sold separately) enables centralized management of calibration tasks, history data of multiple RadiCS clients via a network, and remote QC functions. |
Monitor Quality Control Standards ComplianceQuality control tool RadiCS UX1 (sold separately) enables you to perform basic quality checks necessary for clinical review monitors. In addition, high-performance calibration compliant with the DICOM Part 14 standard corrects the fluctuation in monitor quality. |
Specifications
| Model Variations | MX300W: without Panel Protector |
| MX300W-C: with Panel Protector | |
| Cabinet Color | Black |
| Panel | TFT Color LCD Panel (VA) |
| Active Display Size (H x V) | 641.3 x 400.8 mm |
| Viewable Image Size | Diagonal: 756 mm |
| Native Resolution | 2560 x 1600 |
| Pixel Pitch | 0.2505 x 0.2505 mm | Display Colors | 16.77 million from a palette of 1.06 billion colors |
| Viewing Angles (H, V) | 178°,178° |
| Brightness | MX300W: 300 cd/m2 (typical) |
| MX300W-C: 265 cd/m2 (typical) | |
| Contrast Ratio: | 1000:1(typical) |
| On/Off Response | 12 ms (typical) |
| Midtone Response Time | 6 ms (typical) |
| Scanning Frequency (H,V) | 31 - 100 kHz, 25.5-61 Hz (VGA Text: 69-71 Hz) |
| Frame synchronous mode: 59 - 61 Hz | |
| Dot Clock | Digital: 269 MHz |
| Input Signals | DVI Standard 1.0 |
| Input Terminal | DVI-D 24pin x 2 (Dual Link supported by Signal 1 only) |
| USB Ports | 1 upstream, 2 downstream |
| USB Standard | Standard Rev. 2.0 |
| Power Requirements | AC 100 - 120 V, 200 - 240 V: 50 / 60 Hz |
| Power Consumption | 170 watts |
| Power Save Mode | Less than 2 watts |
| Sensor | Backlight Sensor |
| Power Management | Digital: DVI DMPM, Analog: VESA DPMS |
| OSD Languages | English, German, French, Italian, Japanese, |
| Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, Traditional | |
| Chinese | |
| Tilt / Swivel40°Up, 0°Down 35° Right, 35°Left | |
| Net Weight | With Stand: MX300W 15.7 kg / MX300W-C 16.4 kg |
| Without Stand: MX300W 11.2 kg / MX300W-C 11.9 kg | |
| Hole Spacing | VESA Standard 100 x 100mm |
| Certifications and | TÜV/GM(EN60601-1), CE (Medical Device |
| Standards | Directive), CB (IEC60601-1),CTÜVus(UL60601-1 |
| CSA-C22.2 No.601-1), FCC-B, Canadian ICES- | |
| 003-B, c-Tick, FDA 510(k)², VCCI-B, EIZO Eco | |
| Products 2006, RoHS | |
| Supplied Accessories | AC Power Cord, Dual Link signal cable (DVI-D ~ |
| DVI-D), signal cable (DVI-D ~ DVI-D), USB cable, | |
| EIZO LCD Utility Disk (user's manual, RadiCS LE, | |
| ScreenManager Pro for Medical), ScreenCleaner | |
| (MX300W-C only), warranty card | |
| Warranty | Five Years |
| ¹Average response time | measured between each grayscale level of 31, 63, 95, 127, 159, 191, and 223 |
| ²Display of mammography images for diagnosis is not supported. |
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