NEC LCD1980FXi Manuale Utente

All of these control capabilities are made possible

using the advanced remote diagnostics and remote

control capabilities of the Display Data Channel/

Command Interface (DDC/CI). This allows control com-

mands to be sent directly to the monitor by the local

system or remotely over an existing network (LAN) by

a system administrator. In order to take full advantage

of these benefits, users must use a DDC/CI-compatible

graphics card and be running Windows 2000/XP.

The Advanced OSM™ delivers a host of additional fea-

tures that give you complete control of your monitor

and its settings. Automatic black level adjustment

allows for easy control of grayscale images for optimum

picture in most applications, and when switched to

manual mode, it is ideal for special user conditions in

the medical industry, such as X-ray photo viewers.

Video bandwidth can be adjusted to compensate for a

bad signal and give you more flexibility in the number

of signals you can view, while the auto adjust level 

can be customized to various settings for personal

preferences when powering up a new system.

Also controlled through the Advanced OSM is

TileMatrix™, which allows you to build video walls of

various configurations. With the use of a simple video

amplifier and a standard video card, this feature saves

you time and money compared to other connection 

solutions. With the ability to utilize up to 25 monitors 

(5 x 5 configuration) that display a shared image, you 

can build an impressive video wall for various applica-

tions, including advertising and tradeshows. TileComp™

(featured on the MultiSync LCD1980FXi and LCD1980SXi)

works in tandem with TileMatrix to compensate 

for the width of tiled bezels and optimally display 

still images.

GammaComp™ internal circuitry (featured on the

MultiSync LCD1980FXi, LCD1980SXi and LCD2180UX)

automatically converts 8-bit data from the PC to 

10-bit and back to 8-bit, producing smooth, accurate

color tones. Gamma can be set by using preset values

or creating a custom setting from 0.5 to 4.0 in incre-

ments of 0.1, creating an ideal setting for video or

other applications. Also, when using GammaComp 

software (available  by  download), user-programmable

curves can be loaded into the display’s internal 10-bit

gamma lookup table, thereby allowing various custom

display gamma or tone-response curves to be 

achieved. GammaComp uses a two-way communica-

tions link (DDC/CI) with the display via the video

graphics adapter and normal video cable, eliminating

the need for extra cables.

Another user-controlled feature offered by the

Advanced OSM is AutoBright™, which adjusts the

brightness level based on the image content on the

screen. This function delivers optimal readability and

reduced user eyestrain, as well as conserves energy,

contributing to a lower total cost of ownership.

Asset management keeps managers up-to-speed.

The MultiSync LCD 80 Series supports asset manage-

ment capability by adhering to VESA DDC and EDID

standards. Based on these standards, information

from the monitors such as serial number, model name

and date of manufacture can be communicated to 

a central system using asset management software

such as Microsoft’s System Management Server.

Intelligent technology and design unite in this    

revolutionary

f lat-panel monitor series.