Eizo P5072 - Manual
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126 cm ( 50")
CLASS
COLOR PDP MONITOR
E A S Y M U L T I - P A N E L I N S T A L L A T I O N
Images and presentations can be displayed in twelve differ-
ent multi-panel configurations, in portrait or landscape mode,
including 2
×
2 and 3
×
3. A newly incorporated signal distributor
with three outputs makes installation much easier.
V G A T O U X G A
R E S O L U T I O N D I S P L AY
The FlexScan P5072 displays signals from a PC at resolu-
tions ranging from VGA (640
×
480) to UXGA (1600
×
1200),
including a wide XGA resolution (1280
×
768) in the 16:9 native
aspect ratio. An image scaling function adjusts these resolutions as
necessary to fill the whole screen, while image smoothing softens
the picture.
S C R E E N G U A R D
Especially valuable in environments where the same image is
displayed for long periods, Screen Guard makes periodic adjust-
ments to prevent afterimage retention. Four options can be selected,
according to the image content: Peak Limiter adjusts brightness,
Position moves the image, Stretch alters the dimensions, and Screen
Saver darkens the whole screen.
In any public display environ-
ment, the FlexScan P5072 provides a
stunningly effective way to get your
audience focused. Images are bright,
clear and sharply defined, thanks to
the 340 cd/m
2
brightness level and
700:1 contrast ratio, while the 160
°
viewing angles ensure easy visibility
from any position in the audience.
Direct digital and analog inputs are
both supported, via one DVI-D and
two D-Sub ports. Featuring EIZO’s
space-saving slim-bezel design, the
lightweight housing is also equipped
with sturdy carrying handles for easy
portability. From presentations for
boardrooms and showrooms to real-
time monitoring of movements on the
dealing floor, the FlexScan P5072
delivers the message with maximum
impact.
Maximum
Impact
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