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Item Function Range DICOM For viewing DICOM images. It is recommended for displaying medical images. DICOM as the abbreviation of Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine is a standard for handling, storing, printing, and transmitting medical images. User Applies a combination of picture settings defined by users. DualView Displays the preview of screen images under the selected modes. Once enabled, the screen will be divided into two windows; the left window demonstrates the image under the mode selected from Color Mode, while the right window presents the image under the mode specified here. Not available when HDR function is enabled. • OFF • DCI-P3 • Display P3 • sRGB • Adobe RGB (PD2720U only) • Rec. 709 • CAD / CAM • Animation • Low Blue Light • Darkroom • M-book • DICOM • User Color 6500K Temperature Allows video and still photographs to be viewed with natural coloring. This is the factory default color. 9300K Applies a cool tint to the image and is factory pre-set to the PC industry standard white color. 5000K Applies a warm tint to the image and is factory pre-set to the news print standard white color. User Define The blend of the Red, Green and Blue primary • R (0~100) colors can be altered to change the color tint of • G (0~100) the image. Go to the succeeding R (red), G (green), and B (blue) menus to change the settings. • B (0~100) Decreasing one or more of the colors will reduce their respective influence on the color tint of the image. (e.g. if you reduce the Blue level the image will gradually take on a yellowish tint. If you reduce Green, the image will become a magenta tint.) 62 Navigating the main menu

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Navigating the main menu
DICOM
For viewing DICOM images. It is recommended for
displaying medical images.
DICOM as the abbreviation of Digital Imaging and
Communications in Medicine is a standard for handling,
storing, printing, and transmitting medical images.
User
Applies a combination of picture settings defined by
users.
DualView
Displays the preview of screen images under the selected modes.
Once enabled, the screen will be divided into two windows; the
left window demonstrates the image under the mode selected
from
Color Mode
, while the right window presents the image
under the mode specified here.
Not available when HDR function is enabled.
•
OFF
•
DCI-P3
•
Display P3
•
sRGB
•
Adobe
RGB
(PD2720U
only)
•
Rec. 709
•
CAD /
CAM
•
Animation
•
Low Blue
Light
•
Darkroom
•
M-book
•
DICOM
•
User
Color
Temperature
6500K
Allows video and still photographs to be viewed
with natural coloring. This is the factory default
color.
9300K
Applies a cool tint to the image and is factory
pre-set to the PC industry standard white color.
5000K
Applies a warm tint to the image and is factory
pre-set to the news print standard white color.
User Define
The blend of the Red, Green and Blue primary
colors can be altered to change the color tint of
the image. Go to the succeeding
R
(red),
G
(green), and
B
(blue) menus to change the settings.
Decreasing one or more of the colors will reduce
their respective influence on the color tint of the
image. (e.g. if you reduce the Blue level the image
will gradually take on a yellowish tint. If you reduce
Green, the image will become a magenta tint.)
•
R
(0~100)
•
G
(0~100)
•
B
(0~100)
Item
Function
Range