EX3242
The CuratOR EX3242 is a A 32-inch widescreen surgical monitor with 4K UHD (3840 x 2160 pixels) resolution and high brightness for endoscopy, microsurgery, and other high-precision procedures.
EX3242September 8, 2023
CuratOR
Key Features of the EX3242
HDR Compatibility
HDR (High Dynamic Range) is a range that approximates the human perception of color and light as content is shown on a display device. The monitor is equipped with the perceptual quantization (PQ) curve and hybrid log-gamma (HLG) for supporting HDR. This ensures images from HDR-supported endoscope cameras are displayed without crushing blacks and more closely resemble the human visual system.
High Durability
The monitor has protective glass with a hardness of 9H, making it resistant to impacts. Furthermore, the monitor is equipped with optical bonding, which removes the layer of air between the LCD panel and glass. This ensures foreign materials such as dust and moisture cannot damage the LCD panel.
Reduced Reflections
Reflections on the screen of LCD monitors are caused when external light hits the screen and reflects off of the protective glass and layer of air at different refractive indices. Optical bonding removes the layer of air in order to lower the difference of refractive indices. This softens the reflections and produces a clear, highly visible image without affecting contrast.
View Two Signals on One Screen
Two different types of signal sources can be viewed simultaneously on one monitor side by side using the PbyP (Picture-by-Picture) or one displayed within an inset window over the other with the PinP (Picture-in-Picture) function. This is useful in cases where vitals or ultrasound endoscopes need to be monitored simultaneously in addition to surgical images.
Adjust Screens Individually
When displaying two signal sources side by side on the same screen, each image's display mode (gamma 1.8 - 2.6 or DICOM Preset Mode) can be adjusted independently of the other image. This is useful for viewing two different modalities simultaneously under the correct display conditions (e.g. endoscope, CT, MRI).
Output Images Directly to Multiple Monitors
The monitor is equipped with BNC (12G-SDI), DisplayPort, and DVI output terminals so input video can be passed through and output directly to the next monitor. The same image is displayed on multiple monitors making information sharing among medical staff smooth in the operating room, while alleviating excess cabling.
- Type: TFT Color-LCD Panel (IPS)
- Backlight: LED
- Size: 81.3 cm / 32”
- Native Resolution: 3840 x 2160 (16:9 aspect ratio)
- Viewable Image Size (H x V): 708 x 399 mm
- Pixel Pitch: 0.185 x 0.185 mm
- Display Colors:
- 10-bit colors (SDI / DisplayPort / HDMI): 1.07 billion colors (maximum)
- 8-bit colors: 16.77 million colors
- Viewing Angles (H / V, typical): 178° / 178°
- Brightness (typical): 850 cd/m²
- Contrast Ratio (typical) : 1800:1
- Response Time (typical): 20 ms (black-white-black)
- Color Gamut (typical): BT.2020 emulation
- Input Terminals: DisplayPort (HDCP 1.3), HDMI (HDCP 2.2/1.4), BNC (12G-SDI), BNC (3G-SDI), DVI-D (HDCP 1.4)
- Output Terminals: DisplayPort, BNC (12G-SDI), DVI-D
- Digital Scanning Frequency (H / V): 18 – 136 kHz / 23 – 71 Hz
- Degree of Protection: IP45 (front), IP32 (rear)
- Net Weight: 13.2 kg
- Hole Spacing (VESA Standard): 200 x 200 mm, M6, depth 7 – 12 mm / 100 x 100 mm, M4, depth 7 – 11 mm
• 4K UHD Resolution and High Brightness
• Wide Color Gamut for Distinguishing Tones
• HDR Compatibility
• Fully Flat Design
• Cable Cover for Safety and Hygiene
• High Durability
• Reduced Reflections
• Condensation Prevention
• Streamlined Connectivity
• Output Images Directly to Multiple Monitors
• 180° Rotation and Mirroring
• View Two Signals on One Screen
• Adjust Screens Individually
• Fail-Safe Signal Display
• Safe and Stable Video Connection
• Rest Assured with Medical Standards
• Supporting a Healthy Life
• Environmentally Friendly
| Resolution | 3840 x 2160 |
|---|---|
| Size | 32" |
| Connectivity | BNC, DisplayPort, DVI, HDMI |
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