NEC LCD2170NX User Manual

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LCD Module

Diagonal :

Viewable Image Size :

Native Resolution

(Pixel Count) :

2.3 inch

2.3 inch

600 x200

Active matrix; thin film transistor (TFT)

liquid crystal display (LCD); 0.270 mm

dot pitch; 300cd/m

2

white luminence;

000: contrast ratio, typical

Input Signal

Video :

Sync :

ANALOG 0.7 Vp-p/75 Ohms

Separate sync. TTL Level Positive/Negative

Composite sync. Positive/Negative

Composite Sync on Green (0.3Vp-p nega-

tive and 0.7Vp-p positive)

Digital Input: DVI-D

Display Colors

6,777,26

Dependent on display card used.

Maximum Viewing

Angles

Left/Right :

Up/Down :

88°/88° (CR>0)

88°/88° (CR>0)

Synchronization

Range

Horizontal :

Vertical :

3.5 kHz to 9. kHz

56.0 Hz to 85.0 Hz

Automatically

Automatically

Resolutions

Supported

720 x 400*

:VGA text

640 x 480*

@ 60 Hz to 85 Hz

800 x 600*

@ 56 Hz to 85 Hz

832 x 624*

@ 75 Hz

024 x 768*

@ 60 Hz to 85 Hz

52 x 864*

@ 60 Hz to 85 Hz

52 x 870*

@ 75 Hz

280 x 960 @*

@ 60 Hz to 85 Hz

280 x 024*

@ 60 Hz to 85 Hz

600 x 200 @ 60 Hz...............................

Some systems may not support all

modes listed.

NEC DISPLAY SOLUTIONS

cites recommended resolution

at 60 Hz for optimal display

performance.

Active Display Area

Horizontal :

Vertical :

432 mm/7.0 inches

324 mm/2.8 inches

USB Hub

I/P :

Port :

Load Current :

USB Specification Revision 2.0

Upstream

Downstream 2

Maximum 0.5A per port

Power Supply

00 – 240 V~ 50/60 Hz

Current Rating

.30-0.70A

Dimensions

466.0 mm (W) x 397.7-507.7 mm (H) x

220.0 mm (D)

8.3 inches (W) x 5.6-20.0 inches (H) x
8.7 inches (D)

Weight

9.2 kg

20.3 lbs

Environmental

Considerations

Operating Temperature :

Humidity :

Altitude :

Storage Temperature :

Humidity :

Altitude :

5°C to 35°C/4°F to 95°F

30% to 80%

0 to 2,000 Feet

-0°C to 60°C/4°F to 40°F

0% to 85%

0 to 40,000 Feet

*

Interpolated Resolutions: When resolutions are shown that are lower than the pixel count of the LCD module, text may appear different. This is

normal and necessary for all current flat panel technologies when displaying non-native resolutions full screen. In flat panel technologies, each
dot on the screen is actually one pixel, so to expand resolutions to full screen, an interpolation of the resolution must be done.

NOTE: Technical specifications are subject to change without notice.