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Introduction
ErgoDesign
®
Features
ErgoDesign features enhance human ergonomics (human and
earth conditions) which will improve the working environment,
protect the health of the user and save money. ErgoDesign
features parallel the strict European standards of power
management and reduced emissions and the requirements laid
down in the MPR II.
Power Manager
IPM
™
(Intelligent Power Manager) System is an innovative
power-saving feature that complies with both the EPA’s Energy
Star requirements and Europe’s TCO NUTEK power management
requirements. Energy Star products use less than 30 watts when
in the main power-saving mode. The NUTEK specification
803299 requires automatic power-down to less than 30 watts in
the suspend mode and less than 8 watts in the off mode.
When in the maximum power-down mode, the MultiSync
®
XV
17
+
™
monitor will consume approximately 10% of the total
power drawn under normal operation, which follows the
Video Electronics Standard Association (VESA) approved
DPMS power-down signaling method. This innovation adds
up to 90% energy savings, longer monitor life, environmental
protection, reduced emissions and reduced air conditioning costs
of the work environment.
Reduced Emissions
The MultiSync
XV
17+
monitor incorporates Reduced Magnetic
Field
™
technology designed to reduce magnetic and alternating
electric field emissions and static electricity. NEC MultiSync
monitors follow the strictest magnetic field, alternating electric
field and electro-static recommendations of the Swedish Board
for Technical Accreditation, or SWEDAC (previously known as
MPR, National Board for Measurement and Testing) and TCO
(excluding alternating electric fields) which specify maximum
recommended values of electric and magnetic fields.
Multiple Frequency Technology
Multiple Frequency Technology automatically adjusts the
monitor to the display card’s scanning frequency, displaying the
resolution you desire. The MultiSync
XV
17
+
monitor also supports
multiple operating platforms such as PC compatible, Macintosh
family and workstation systems.
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