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06-02-2017, 11:38 AM
PerfectLum on Dellâ??s Ultrasharp UP3017 Monitor FDA Cleared for Diag**stic Use
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QUBYX, a Wilmington, Delaware-based company that develops computer monitor calibration tools, has received FDA clearance for its PerfectLum system to be used with the 4Kآ*Dell Ultrasharp UP3017 display for viewing DICOM images, including basing diag**ses off of them. The package can be purchased as one, which includes the monitor, PerfectLum software, and an X-Rite i1 calibration puck that attaches to the screen.
https://www.medgadget.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/PerfectLum-device.jpgThe software interacts with the monitor’s 14 bit lookup table (LUT) to calibrate it to DICOM levels, and this can be done manually on the workstation, via a scheduled script, or remotely by an IT administrator. Moreover, for larger clinics the IT administrator can keep an eye on the calibration of all the compatible monitors at once via the PerfectLum software, receiving customized alerts if a screen isn’t up to standard.
Some of the monitor’s specs:
Diagonal size: 31.5â?*
Resolution: 8MP, 3840 ر? 2160آ*pixel
Color Depth: 1.07 billion colors LED backlight
Pixel Pitch: 0.182 mm
Look Up Table (LUT): 14 Bit
Video Connection: DP, mDP, HDMI (MHL), 4 x USB3 with one charging port, 1 x USB3 upstream, Media Card Reader
Flashback:آ*High Resolution Calibrated Medical Displays on the Cheap with PerfectLum Software… (https://www.medgadget.com/2012/02/high-resolution-calibrated-medical-displays-on-the-cheap-with-perfectllum-software.html)
Product page: PerfectLum & DELL Ultrasharp UP3017… (https://www.qubyx.com/en/products/158-perfectlum-dell-ultrasharp-up3017)
Via: QUBYX… (http://www.pr.com/press-release/718198)
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QUBYX, a Wilmington, Delaware-based company that develops computer monitor calibration tools, has received FDA clearance for its PerfectLum system to be used with the 4Kآ*Dell Ultrasharp UP3017 display for viewing DICOM images, including basing diag**ses off of them. The package can be purchased as one, which includes the monitor, PerfectLum software, and an X-Rite i1 calibration puck that attaches to the screen.
https://www.medgadget.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/PerfectLum-device.jpgThe software interacts with the monitor’s 14 bit lookup table (LUT) to calibrate it to DICOM levels, and this can be done manually on the workstation, via a scheduled script, or remotely by an IT administrator. Moreover, for larger clinics the IT administrator can keep an eye on the calibration of all the compatible monitors at once via the PerfectLum software, receiving customized alerts if a screen isn’t up to standard.
Some of the monitor’s specs:
Diagonal size: 31.5â?*
Resolution: 8MP, 3840 ر? 2160آ*pixel
Color Depth: 1.07 billion colors LED backlight
Pixel Pitch: 0.182 mm
Look Up Table (LUT): 14 Bit
Video Connection: DP, mDP, HDMI (MHL), 4 x USB3 with one charging port, 1 x USB3 upstream, Media Card Reader
Flashback:آ*High Resolution Calibrated Medical Displays on the Cheap with PerfectLum Software… (https://www.medgadget.com/2012/02/high-resolution-calibrated-medical-displays-on-the-cheap-with-perfectllum-software.html)
Product page: PerfectLum & DELL Ultrasharp UP3017… (https://www.qubyx.com/en/products/158-perfectlum-dell-ultrasharp-up3017)
Via: QUBYX… (http://www.pr.com/press-release/718198)
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