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DTP94 (a.k.a.MonacoOPTIX Hardware) |
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| ID | 1697 | |||
| Categories | Measuring Devices | | |||
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| Short description | DTP94 (a.k.a.MonacoOPTIX Hardware) | |||
| Price (in €) | on request | |||
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| Long description | DTP94 (a.k.a.MonacoOPTIX Hardware) Suitable for LCD & CRT panel displays Measuring functions: CIE XYZ Spectral range: 400 700nm Precision Calibration for CRT and Flat Panel Displays Specifications Suitable for LCD & CRT Yes Measuring Functions CIE XYZ Receiver (XYZ) 4 detector (XYZ) Spectral Range 400 700nm System Response CIE 1931 Dynamic Range .05 500 nits (CRT) .05 1000 nits (LCD) Measuring Aperture (totalized DIA) 4.4 mm Measurement Error Luminance (+/ percentage) 4 (worst case display) [L>= 10 nits] Chroma (x y) .003 (CRT) .005 (LCD) Inter instrument Agreement Chroma (xy) .003 (CRT) .005 (LCD) Linearity (+/ percentage over range) 1.5 Power/Communication Interface USB powered Measurement Time < 4.1 seconds Dimensions 64 x 89 x 41 Weight 120 grams Temperature Range +10° (50°F) to +35°C (95°F) Storage 0 to 45 Humidity Range 30% to 60% RH non condensing System Requirements Macintosh OS X • Power Macintosh or Better • Macintosh System 10.2 or later • 128 MB system RAM, 64 MB free disk space • Color Monitor with 24–bit display (with LUT support) • Dual monitor support requires a single video card or two (or more) separate video cards Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP • Pentium PC or better • 32MB application RAM, 50MB free disk space • Color Monitor with 24–bit display (with LUT support) • Dual monitor support requires two (or more) separate video cards that support LUTs. Single video cards with dual monitor support are not supported on the Windows platform. |
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| Location | Germany | |||
| Region | NRW | |||
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