EX2722-FJ

Operating rooms contain various medical devices that are arranged according to the type of surgery. Safe handling and a sterile environment play a major role. The surgical monitors adopt a flat design with rounded corners that promotes a safe environment and easy cleaning and disinfection. The front is covered with a fully flat protective glass with IP45 for protection against foreign material and splashes (the whole monitor has an IP32 rating).

The monitor has protective glass with a hardness of 9H, making it resistant to impacts.

Regardless of the orientation of the surgical camera, you can rotate the displayed image by 180^° or mirror to find the perfect operating angle. This is useful for aligning the image with the line of sight of surrounding assistants and surgeons, improving convenience in the operating room.

Two separate 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.

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).

The monitor is also equipped with BNC (3G-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

The Auto Input Detection function automatically switches to another connected input port if the selected video signal is no longer detected. This provides a fail-safe in the case that the video signal’s input is disrupted due to a system error or other external interference.