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The Color Conguration Wizard will appear with several predened Picture Modes. For the clinical review

mode, the DICOM preset should be selected.

The wizard will then prompt for the desired white point. The default white point is 6500K (D65) and should

be used, though Clear Base and Blue Base are options as well.

The next step is to adjust the color gamut for the display.

There is no change required to the color gamut for DICOM

GSDF, though several standard gamuts are available including

sRGB and AdobeRGB (for wide gamut displays).

Finally, the brightness and black level can then be adjusted to the desired levels to achieve both the needed

luminance and contrast ratios. Since several MultiSync PA Series displays have backlight sensors, the

contrast ratio can be adjusted directly by changing the ratio of brightness and black level.

After completing these steps, a DICOM preset will be available

in MultiProler as well as through the On Screen Display

(OSD). To activate the OSD, use the vertical arrows on the

bezel to display the list of Picture Modes. The same vertical

arrows can be used to select the desired Picture Mode. The

Picture Mode is automatically applied after being selected.

This technology paper was published in and based on information as of April 2011.

Technical information is subject to change.

Setting the brightness gamut

Setting the white point

Setting the color gamut

The vertical arrows will be on the right of

the display in landscape mode and on

the left of the display in portrait mode.

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