RX560 – High performance
This 5 megapixel, high-brightness color monitor has the high-definition display necessary for breast imaging. It combines ease-of-use, such as a narrow bezel design to help your eyes swiftly move from one monitor to another.
The RX560 is the world’s first medical monitor to use low temperature polysilicon (LTPS) liquid crystal display. Because of this, the color monitor can reach a brightness of up to 1100 cd/m2, similar to that of monochrome monitors. Due to this high brightness, the RX560 can display high-definition monochrome breast tomosynthesis and mammography images with deep blacks and no washout in addition to color images such as ultrasound and pathology.
The Hybrid Gamma PXL function automatically distinguishes between monochrome and color images pixel by pixel, creating a hybrid display where each pixel has optimum grayscale; giving it greater accuracy and reliability than the conventional area-detection method.
The monitor has a response time of 12 milliseconds, making it ideal for enlarging and panning medical images, as well as quickly displaying breast tomosynthesis which comprises of several images in each shot.
The monitor is equipped with DisplayPort 1.2 input and output terminals. Using the output terminal allows you to easily configure several monitors in a daisy chain sequence without the hassle of excessive cabling.
EIZO offers anti-glare (AG) and anti-reflection (AR) screen variations to suit user environments.
AG treatment is ideal for exceptionally bright environments and drastically reduces glare from ambient lighting.
AR treatment is ideal for moderately-lit environments to reduce mild screen glare while maintaining crisp text and images.
EIZO carefully measures and sets each grayscale tone to create a monitor compliant with DICOM Part 14.
The monitor hosts an Integrated Front Sensor (IFS). It is built into the bezel and is only visible when in use; not needing any time to set up. By using it together with the included monitor control software RadiCS LE, brightness and gradation can be corrected to match DICOM Part 14 standards.
Wide viewing angles allow you to view the screen from the side with minimal color shift, also permitting more than one person to view the monitor comfortably at the same time.
The Digital Uniformity Equalizer (DUE) function helps to even out fluctuations in brightness and chroma on different parts of the screen to provide smoother images.
The CAL Switch function allows you to choose various modes for different modalities, such as mammography and breast MRI, ultrasound, and pathology, without the need to calibrate each time.
A presence sensor prompts the monitor to switch to power save mode when the user is away and resumes operation upon their return to conserve power when not in use.
