NEC LCD300 Car Video System User Manual


 
the MultiSync LCD300 monitor is analog through and through, it does
not require special analog to digital display or interface cards but can
accept RGB input directly. Consequently, the same display cards that
are used to drive the Multisync LCD
300 monitor can also be used to
drive standard CRT monitors. NEC’s MultiSync LCD
300 monitor can
be used with a wide range of systems such as IBM PC compatible
computers, Macintosh and Power Macintosh, Sun workstations, Silicon
Graphics workstations and other workstations and x-terminals.
FullScan Capability
Using NEC’s own FullScan Capability, all of the resolutions supported
on the MultiSyn LCD
300 monitor are displayed full screen, utilizing the
most of the monitor’s large display area. Rather than displaying
640 x 480 resolution as a small box in the center of the MultiSync
LCD300 monitor’s display, this VGA resolution is displayed full screen,
allowing for greater visibility.
Reduced Footprint
The MultiSync LCD300 monitor offers nearly the same viewable image
size as conventional 14-inch and 15-inch CRTs at 40% of the depth and
30% of the weight. With a depth of about 17cm and a weight of 4 kg,
the reduced footprint of NEC’s MultiSync LCD monitor provides the
ideal solution for environments requiring superior image quality but
with size and weight limitations. And the monitor’s small footprint and
low weight allow it to be moved or transported easily from one location
to another.
Low Power Consumption
The MultiSync LCD300 monitor has been designed with NEC’s IPM
(Intelligent Power Manager) System. When utilized with an Energy Star
system or display card, the MultiSync LCD
300’s IPM System is an
innovative power saving utilily that complies with both the EPA’s
Energy Star requirements and Europe’s NUTEK power management
requirements. With a maximum power consumption of 40 watts, the
MultiSync LCD
300 monitor consumes over 50% less power than
conventional CRTs and emits less heat. In its power saving mode, the
MultiSync LCD
300 monitor consumes less than 8 watts. All this
E - 2 Introduction to the NEC MultiSync LCD300