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10-/12-bit Internal Look Up Tables (LUTs)

 - Each LCD monitor 

supported by SpectraView

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 features three internal 12-bit LUTs 

(10 bits on LCD2180WGLED model). These tables allow precise 
adjustments to be made to the display’s tone response curve with 
minimal reduction to the number of displayable colors. Since the 
tone response curve correction is stored within the display and 
not on the host system’s video graphics card LUT, the display can 
be calibrated on one machine and then used on another and still 
maintain calibration as long as a digital video signal is used. 

Display Data Channel Command Interface (DDC/CI)

 - Spectra-

View

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 communicates with the monitor using DDC/CI, which is a 

two-way communications link between the video graphics adapter 
and display monitor using the standard video signal cable. No ex-
tra cables are necessary. All adjustments to the monitor settings 
are done automatically using this communications link.

Multiple calibration sets

 - Different  monitor calibrations can 

be instantly loaded, allowing quick and easy switching between 
different calibration settings without the need to re-calibrate the 
display. Each time a calibration set is loaded, the necessary moni-
tor settings and ICC/ColorSync profiles are automatically updated.

Calibrated display information

 - At the end of each monitor 

calibration, an information window is displayed, which shows the 
results of the calibration and includes a wealth of information 
about the display such as the measured color gamut, grayscale 
color tracking, Delta-E and luminance values. Additional informa-
tion about the display monitor such as the model name, serial 
number and the total number of hours that it has been in use are 
also displayed.

Calibration status validation

 - SpectraView

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 will query each cali-

brated monitor to see if any controls have changed since the last 

calibration. If anything has changed, the previous calibrated state 
can be restored automatically.

Application flexibility

 - SpectraView

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 provides many features and 

options that make it flexible enough to be used in a large variety 
of applications, including full DICOM support for medical imag-
ing. The display luminance can be adjusted to either a specific 
user-defined value or set to the maximum the display can achieve. 
In addition, custom target response curves can be created in addi-
tion to presets such as L* and SMPTE.

Network support (Windows only)

 - SpectraView

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 integrates with 

the NEC NaViSet™ Administrator network software (available sep-
arately from your NEC representative) to provide remote network 
access and monitoring of display monitors. NaViSet Administra-
tor is able to read, display and log the current calibration settings 
and status of displays on an existing network (LAN). This feature 
is particularly useful for large installations where central monitor-
ing and asset management is needed.

Monitor locking

 - Once calibrated, the On Screen Display (OSD

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controls for the display monitors can be locked to prevent ac-
cidental or unauthorized adjustment, which may invalidate the 
calibrated state of the monitor.

Monitor profiling

 - After calibration, the display is automatically 

profiled and highly accurate ICC/ColorSync color profiles are 
generated and automatically registered with the color manage-
ment system. These profiles use the Bradford Chromaticity 
Adaptation matrix.

Colorimeter function

 - The software features a colorimeter func-

tion, which allows direct measurements to be taken by the color 
sensor and the results displayed in a variety of different formats.

SpectraView

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 Color Calibration Solution Features and Benefits

The 

21.3" NEC MultiSync

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 LCD2180WG LED

, the world’s first LED-backlit 

LCD desktop display, delivers new levels of image detail and color scale to 
professional-level users in the areas of computer graphics, digital anima-
tion, medical imaging, pre-press production and film, video and photo 
editing. Chosen from only the top 5% of the manufacturer’s production, 
the LEDs used for this display meet stringent purity and light output vs. 
power requirements. 

Using LEDs as the backlight source in lieu of normal fluorescent tubes, the 
LCD2180WG LED reveals an amazingly broad color gamut without loss of 
luminance. This state-of-the-art technology is able to produce more detail 
and greater nuances on digital images than any other LCD or CRT on the 
market today.

MultiSync LCD2180WG LED features include:

Wide color gamut

 achieves 107% size/100% coverage of Adobe RGB 

Variable whitepoint system backlight

 is achieved by varying the relative in-

tensity of the red, green and blue LEDs and results in no loss of luminance or 
available LUT levels when the whitepoint is adjusted between 5000-9300K)

Built-in color feedback system

 stabilizes target color in one minute after 

power is turned on vs. up to 30 minutes for standard desktop LCDs. The 
system also maintains the stability of color over time

ColorComp

 compensates for the differences with the screen’s white uni-

formity and improves the color and luminance uniformity of the display 

10-bit internal look-up tables (LUTs)

 allow the monitor to display from a 

color palette of more than 1 billion colors as well as precise adjustments 
to be made to the display’s tone response curve without reducing the 
number of displayable colors

Built-in feedback

 maintains color stability and better color tracking com-

pared to CCFL

 

True 10-bit digital video input

 designed for compatibility with future 10-bit 

video cards and operating systems

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 technology

 allows for 176° viewing angle from all directions

Environmentally friendly and RoHS 
compliant

 due to omission of CCFL 

lighting source 

Passive cooling system

 results in no fan 

noise or moving mechanical parts 

Dual DVI connectivity

 allows for multi-

computer configurations through a 
single monitor, significantly improving 
productivity

 

   

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