Eizo COLOREDGE CG223W, COLOREDGE CG211 User Manual

Hardware Calibration LCD Monitors

ColorEdge

Color as it’s meant to be

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ColorEdge —

Monitor

CMYK Printer

Inkjet Printer

Printer

Scanner

Digital Camera

Device-Specific Color Information

Device-Specific Color Information

Device-Specific Color Information

Device-Specific Color Information

Device-Specific Color Information

Device-Specific Color Information

Common
Color Space

Common
Color Space

perfect color results
for your digital
workflow

Choosing the right monitors for a
color management system

The Importance of Color Management

In today’s digital production environment, there
are many opportunities for discrepancies in color to
arise along the path from the computer to the printer.
This is because input devices (cameras, scanners, etc.),
display devices (monitors) and output devices (various
kinds of printers) may all be set to different color
spaces. Such discrepancies can be avoided by employing a color
management system that ensures every device in the production
chain is set to a common color space.

reliabilit y make them ideal for a wide range of professiona l
environ ments where color reproduction is critical, includ ing
photography, graphics, printing and publishing.

Color Management Begins with
the Monitor

The monitor is the core of any professional color
management system. If color is displayed accurately on
the monitor, and color matching has been done with
the output device, then you no longer have to make
multiple proofs just to correct for color discrepancies.
You can proof with confidence rig ht from the star t,
while lowering costs, increasing efficiency and
improving quality control.

ColorEdge – the Right Monitors for
Color Management

Effective color management requires monitors
with accurate color reproduction and gradation
characteristics. With ColorEdge monitors you
get factory-adjusted gamma, extensive hardware
calibration capabilities and an exceptionally wide
color gamut. Their outstanding performance and

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Photography Design Prepress/Printing

Shoot

Check
Data

Process
Image

Layout Layout Print

Edit while simulating

CMYK color space

Edit Adobe RGB image

Soft proof

No need for Photoshop

color engine

Masking
Compositing
Adjustment

Enlarging
Reducing
Clipping Paths

Edit

Adobe RGB color space throughout entire workflow

Color Reproduction Area

(xy Coordinate)

Adobe RGB
sRGB
ISO Coated
Color Space

0.9

0.8

0.7

0.6

0.5

0.4

0.3

0.2

0.1

0.0

0.8

0.7

0.6

0.5

0.4

0.3

0.2

0.1

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x

Adobe RGB color space reproduction —
connecting the photographer, designer,
and printer

Soft Proofing with Adobe RGB

The benefits of color management quickly become apparent
once a system is put into place. When all devices share a
common color space, colors match at every stage of production;
knowing that color is being accurately displayed naturally
improves efficiency. A wide-gamut ColorEdge monitor at the

center of a system using Adobe RGB as the common color space
is the ideal way to ensure accurate color reproduction across all
digital platforms. Such a color management environ ment fully
supports soft proofing at every step of production, from initial
photography to final printing.

Wide Color Gamut Monitors

CG303W · CG245W · CG243W · CG241W · CG223W · CG221

With a wide color gamut
that reproduces nearly 100%
of the Adobe RGB color space,

these models not
only cover the
sRGB color space
suppor ted by many
computer monitors,
operating systems
and digital cameras,
but practically the
entire ISO-coated
and US web-coated CM YK color spaces used in
printing as well.

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Uncorrected
Gamma Curve

Ideal Gamma Curve

ON-SCREEN IMAGE

GAMMA CURVE

Brightness

Brightness

256 Tones

256 Tones

Color Seepage To nality Breakup Smooth Grayscale Display

Ideal Gamma Curve

Gamma Correction

Error Rate (%)

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2

1

0

-1

-2

-3

2

1

0

-1

-2

-3

32 64 96 160 192 224 255 128 0 32 64 96 160 192 224 255 128

Error Rate (%)

Internal 16-Bit Processing Internal 10-Bit Processing

Tones (0 – 255) Tones (0 – 255)

Consummate Performance and Functionality

R

G

B

With

compensation

Color temperature is maintained even as

surrounding temperature changes.

Color temperature changes with

fluctuation in surrounding temperature.

Cool Surrounding temperature (°C) Warm

Without

compensation

Preset Value

ColorEdge

Without Brightness
Drift Correction

Brightness (cd/m2)

Minutes

Factory Adjustment of Gamma

The gamma level for
each ColorEdge monitor
is adjusted at the factory.
This is accomplished by
measuring the R, G, and
B gamma values from
0 – 255, then using the
monitor’s 12-bit look-up
table (LUT) to select the
256 most appropriate
tones to achieve the
desired value.

This is important
because accurate, non­fluctuating ga mma
values are necessary for
the proper display of
color. If colors are not
based on specific values
and cannot be adjusted,
images will be displayed
differently by different
monitors. ColorEdge
monitors provide both
precision and con­sistenc y, so graphic s
professionals can be sure
that the final product
will look exactly the way
they want it to. In fact,
each mon itor comes with
an adjustment certificate
that certifies the mea­surement results of the
gamma value.

Each monitor adjusted individually at the
factory. (For illustrative purposes only. Actual
adjustment is performed in a darkroom.)

Brightness and Color Uniformity with DUE

Fluctuations in brightness and chroma on different parts of the
screen are a common trait of LCD monitors. To counteract this,
EIZO incorporates a Digital Uniformity Equalizer (DUE) in all Col­orEdge monitors. DUE utilizes the monitor’s 12-bit look-up table
(LUT) with an extensive palette of 4,081 grayscale tones for each
R, G, and B, and internal calculation accuracy of 16 bits to ensure
a Delta-E difference of 3 or less across the screen when the monitor
leaves the factory.*

With Digital Uniformity Compensation Without Digital Uniformity Compensation

Color-separated image with Delta-E*ab distribution across the screen of the
ColorEdge CG221 (gray level 128 measured)

*Delta-E difference for the CG303W i s 5 or less along the screen perimeter.

Short- and Long-Term Brightness Stabilization

All models come with a brightness drift correction circuit that
stabilizes the monitor's brightness level right after starting up as
well as a backlight brightness sensor that detects and counteracts
brightness changes in the florescent backlight that occur over time.
Furthermore, the CG245W, CG243W, and CG223W incorporate
a temperature sensor that prevents changes in color temperature
which can be caused by fluctuations in the ambient temperature.

Brightne ss Dr ift
Correction

Temperature Drift
Compensation

16-Bit Internal Processing

In any color-critical work, the monitor’s ability to pro­duce black is a great differentiator. With most LCD

monitors, the darkest area of the screen — or black
level — is usually too bright. This leads to banding and washing
out of dark grays and dark colors. With 16-bit internal processing,
ColorEdge monitors not only come very close to producing a true
black, but the lowest grayscale tones can be distinguished from one
another for a greater level of detail in dark areas.

16-bit v. 10-bit processing

With 10-bit processing, the error rate is high in low tonal areas during calcula­tion. With 16-bit processing, accuracy is significantly improved resulting in
fewer conversion errors.

3D LUT for Better Additive Color Mixture

All ColorEdge models
incorporate a look-up table
(LUT) for accurate color
and grayscale rendering, but
the ColorEdge CG245W,
CG243W, and CG223W uti­lize a new EIZO-developed
3D LUT. Whereas a typical
1D LUT adjusts color on
separate tables for each red,
green, and blue, a 3D LU T
accomplishes this on a single, mixed-color cubic table. A 3D LUT
improves the monitor's additive color mixture (combination of
RGB), a key factor in its ability to display neutral gray tones.

3D LUT image

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Extensive Calibration Capabilities

Simple and Precise Calibration

The EIZO-devel­oped ColorNavigator
software makes
calibration both
simple and accu­rate. Instead of
having to judge
colors and do
time- consum ing
inputting, or hav­ing a specialist do it
for you, all you need to do is input target values for brightness ,
white point and gamma. ColorNavigator works with a wide
range of measurement devices to di rectly utilize the 12-bit LUT
of ColorE dge monitors for accurate a nd reliable calibration in
minutes. The latest version of ColorNavigator is always available
as a free download at www.eizo.com.

Industry’s First Self-Calibrating Monitor

The ColorE dge CG245 W
comes with an industry-first
bui lt-in calibration sensor.
The sensor is housed within
the monitor’s upper bezel and
swings down only when oper­ati ng. This eliminates the need
for an external sensor, le ts you cal ibrate when you r computer
is off, and saves time by lett ing you schedule the monitor to
self-calibrate while you are not working. To ensure predictable
and accurate calibration across the screen, EIZO calibrates the
center of the screen at its factory and correlates the built-in sen­sor to these results. Furthermore, if you are working w ith other
ColorEdge mon itors a nd need to standard ize calibration, you
can use the bundled ColorNavigator soft ware to correlate the
calibration results of the built-in sensor to the results obta ined
from an ex terna l calibration devic e.

Paper White Measurement

ColorNavigator offers
a paper white measurement
function for color match­ing between the image
on your mon itor and the
image on your printouts. By
mea suring the white of the
paper to be used for print­ing, ColorNavigator will
automatically se t the target
values for bright ness a nd
white point accordingly.

Light Box Brightness Adjustment

With ColorNavigator and a measurement device, you can set
your light box’s* brightness to the desired value. ColorNavigator
can then take the resulting brightness level and set it as the moni­tor’s target calibration value to ensure uniform brightness between
your monitor and light box when color proofing.

*Cur rently supports JU ST Color Communi cator 1 and 2 only.

Profile Validation

This function
measures the moni­tor’s color patches
to determine the dif­ference between the
Delta-E value of the
monitor’s profile and
the actual displayed
values of the monitor.
This allows for verifying the results of calibration or checking to see
how much the monitor’s colors have varied since it was last calibrated.
ColorNavigator can also measure CMYK color patches (GR ACoL
2006 Coated #1 and FOGRA39) and output them as Adobe Photoshop
or Acrobat files.* The measurement results of both the monitor and
profile for each color patch are indicated in either CIELAB or XYZ val­ues, and the difference between them expressed in Delta-E. The Delta-E
variation can be shown in a graph and compared with previous results.
ColorNavigator even exports profile validation results as a PDF for easy
distribution among work sites, printers, or clients.

*Photoshop CS/CS 2/C S3/ CS4 or Acrobat 7/8/ 9 Professional are required for Ma ­cintosh, and Photoshop C S3 or Acrobat 8 /9 Profession al are required for Windows.

Post-Calibration Color Adjustment

Sometimes due to variations in
output from different printers or the
special requirements of a project, it
is necessary to fine-tune an other­wise perfectly calibrated monitor to
match target colors. ColorNaviga­tor lets you easily adjust hue and saturation for all six primary and
secondary colors (RGB and CMY), as well as white balance, bright­ness, black level and gamma, to achieve the closest possible visual
match. For confirmation of calibration results or to achieve more
accurate manual adjustments, a test pattern screen with a grayscale
ramp, low tones, high tones and gamma values can be displayed.

ColorNavigator Compatible Measurement Devices

X-Rite:

Eye-One Series, ColorMunki*, DTP94, DTP94B

DataColor:

EIZO:

visit www.eizo.com)

*ColorMunki Create is not compatible.

Spyder 2, Spyder 3

EX1 (Bundled with EIZO EasyPIX color matching tool. For details please

ColorNavigator Compatible Operating Systems

Compatible
Operating
Systems*

* Mac OS 9.2. 2, 10.2 – 10.3.8, and Windows 2000 can on ly be run on previous versions of t his software except with th e
CG303W, CG 245W, CG243W, CG241W, and CG223W which only s upport the operatin g systems listed above.

Macintosh Windows

OS X 10.3.9 – 10.6 7 (32/ 64-bit), V ista (32/64- bit), X P (32/ 64-bit)

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Specifications

Panel Size

Viewing Angles (H, V)

Panel Type

Brightness

Contrast

Response Time (Typical)

Native Resolution

Pixel Pitch

Display Colors

Wide Gamut Coverage

Look-Up Table

Internal Processing

Screen Uniformity

Cabinet Colors

Dot Clock

Analog Scanning Frequency ( H, V)

Digital Scanning Frequency (H, V)

Video Input Terminals

USB Ports / Standard

Power Requirements

Power Consumption

Power Save Mode

Height Adjustment Range

Tilt / Swivel / Pivot

Dimensions (W × H × D)

Net Weight

Preset Modes

Supplied Accessories

Warranty

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The usage time is lim ited to 30,000 hours and the warranty period of t he LCD panel is limited to three ye ars from the date of purchase. The wa rranty period of the backligh t is warranted only if it is used wit hin the recommended brig htness of up to and incl uding 100 cd/m2 for
the CG221 and CG211 and 120 cd/m
than or equal to 10,0 00 hours.
With current LCD technolo gy, a panel may contain a limited number of missing or flickering pixels.

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for the CG30 3W, CG245W, CG243W, CG241W, and CG223W with the color temperature for the aforementioned models b etween 5,000 K – 6 ,500 K and limited to t hree years from the date of purchas e subject to the usage time being less

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Measured at gray level 128 and c olor temperature of 5000 K.

29.8" / 76 cm (756 mm diagonal) 24.1" / 61 cm (611 mm diagonal) 24.1" / 61 cm (611 mm diagonal) 24.1" / 61 cm (611 mm diagonal) 22" / 56 cm ( 558 mm diagonal) 22.2" / 56.4 cm ( 563 mm diagonal) 21.3" / 5 4 cm (540 mm diagonal)

178°, 178° (at contrast ratio of 10:1) 178°, 178° (at contrast ratio of 10:1) 178°, 178° (at contrast ratio of 10:1) 178°, 178° (at contrast ratio of 10:1) 178°, 178° (at contrast ratio of 10:1) 170°, 170° (at contrast ratio of 10:1) 170°, 170° (at contrast ratio of 10:1)

IPS IPS (with overdrive circuit ) IPS (with overdrive circuit ) VA (with overdrive circuit) VA (with overdrive circuit) IPS IPS

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(maximum)

260 cd /m
120 cd/m2 or less (recommended1)

850 :1 850 :1 850 :1 850 :1 950:1 400 :1 500 :1

Black-white-black : 12 ms Gray-to-gray: 5 ms, black-white-black: 13 ms Gray-to -gray: 5 ms, black-white-black: 13 ms Gray-to -gray: 6 ms, black-white-black: 16 ms Gray-to -gray: 6 ms, black-white-black: 12 ms Gray-to -gray: –, black-white-black: 30 ms Gray-to -gray: –, black-white-black: 30 ms

Signal 1: 2560 × 1600; Signal 2: 1920 × 1200 1920 × 1200 1920 × 1200 (16:10 aspect ratio) 1920 × 1200 (16:10 aspect ratio) 168 0 × 1050 (16:10 aspect ratio) 1920 × 1200 (16:10 aspect ratio) 1600 × 1200 (4:3 aspect ratio)

0.2505 × 0.2505 mm 0.270 × 0.270 mm 0.270 × 0.270 mm 0.270 × 0.270 mm 0.282 × 0.282 mm 0.249 × 0.249 mm 0.270 × 0.270 mm

DVI (8 bit) : 16.77 million from a palet te of 68 billion
DVI (10 bit ): 1.07 billion from a palette of 68 billion

Adobe RGB: 98 % Adobe RGB: 98 % Adobe RGB: 98 %, sRGB: 100 % Adobe RGB: 96 %, sRGB: 98% Adobe RGB: 95%, vs. NTSC: 92% Adobe RGB: 98%, sRGB 98 % Adobe RGB: 78%, sRGB: 99%

12 bits per color 12 bits per color 12 bits per color 12 bits per color 12 bits per color 12 bits per color 12 bits per color

16 bits per color 16 bits per color 16 bits per color 16 bits per color 16 bits per color 16 bits per color 16 bits per color

Center: E≤3, Perimeter: E≤5 Entire Screen: E≤3 Entire Screen: E≤3 Entire Screen: E≤3 Entire Screen: E≤3 Entire Screen: E≤3 Entire Screen: E≤3

Black Black Black Black Black Black Black

269 MHz Analog : 170 MHz, Digital : 164.5 MHz Analog : 170 MHz, Digital : 164.5 MHz Analog : 202.5 MHz, Digital: 164.5 MHz Analog : 150 MHz, Digital: 120 MHz Analog: 202.5 MHz, Digital : 162 MHz Analog : 202.5 MHz, Digital: 162 MHz

– 24 – 76 kHz, 47.5 – 86 Hz 24 – 76 kHz, 47.5 – 86 Hz 24 – 94 kHz, 47.5 – 86 Hz 24 –82 kHz, 47.5 – 86 Hz 31 – 94 kHz, 49 – 86 Hz 24 – 100 kHz, 49 – 86 Hz

26 – 100 kHz, 29.5 – 30.5 Hz/59 – 61 Hz (VGA Text:
69 – 71 Hz)

DVI-D 24 pin × 2 (dual link × 1, single link × 1 [with
HDCP] )

1 upstream, 2 downstream / USB 2.0 1 upstream, 2 downstream / USB 2.0 1 upstream, 2 downstream / USB 2.0 1 upstream, 2 downstream / USB 2.0 1 upstream, 2 downstream / USB 2.0 1 upstream, 2 downstream / USB 2.0 1 upstream, 2 downstream / USB 2.0

AC 100 – 120 V / 200 – 240 V, 50 / 60 Hz AC 100 – 120 V / 200 – 240 V, 50 / 60 Hz AC 100 – 120 V / 200 – 240 V, 50 / 60 Hz AC 100 – 120 V / 200 – 240 V, 50 / 60 Hz AC 100 – 120 V / 200 – 240 V, 50 / 60 Hz AC 100 – 120 V / 200 – 240 V, 50 / 60 Hz AC 100 – 120 V / 200 – 240 V, 50 / 60 Hz

170 W (maximum) 100 W (maximum) 95 W (ma ximum) 110 W (maximum ) 85 W (ma ximum) 39 W (typical) 100 W (ma ximum) 75 W (ma ximum)

Less than 1.5 W Less than 1 W Less than 0.9 W Less than 2 W Less than 0.9 W Less than 2 W Less than 2 W

118 mm 157 mm 82 mm 82 mm 74 mm 100 mm 82 mm

40° Up, 0° Down / 35° Right, 35° Left / 90° 30° Up, 0° Down / 172° Right, 172° Left / 9 0° 40° Up, 0° Down / 35° Right, 35° Left / 90° 40° Up, 0° Down / 35° Right, 35° Left / 90° 30° Up, 0° Down / 172° Right, 172° Lef t / 90° 30° Up, 3° Down / 35° Right, 35° Lef t / – 40° Up, 0 ° Down / 35° Right, 35° Lef t / 90°

With Stand: 689 × 511.5 – 629.5 × 254.7 mm;
Without Stand : 689 × 450 × 90 mm

With St and: 16.1 kg
Without Stand : 11.6 kg

Fine Contrast ( Custom, sRGB, Calibration, Emulation) Color Mode (Custom, Adobe RGB, sRGB, Rec709,

AC power cord, signal cables (DVI-D – DVI-D,
DVI-D – DVI-D [dual link supported]), USB cable,
setup guide, EIZO LCD Utility Disk (ColorNavigator
software, PDF user’s manual), adjustment certifi­cate, ScreenCleaner, monitor hood, quick reference,
warranty card

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Five Years

270 cd /m2 (maximum)
120 cd/m2 or less (recommended1)

DVI : 16.77 million from a palet te of 68 billion
DisplayPort: 1.07 billion from a palette of 68 billion

26 – 78 kHz, 23.75 – 63 Hz ( VGA Text: 69 – 71 Hz) 26 – 78 kHz, 23.75 – 63 Hz (VGA Text: 69 – 71 Hz) 26 – 78 kHz, 47.5 – 63 Hz (VGA Text: 69 – 71 Hz) 31 – 65 kHz, 47.5 – 61 Hz (VGA Text: 69 – 71 Hz ) 31 – 76 kHz, 59 – 61 Hz (VGA Text: 69 – 71 Hz) 31 – 100 kHz, 59 – 61 Hz (VGA Text: 69 – 71 Hz)

DVI-I 29 pin × 2 (with HDCP), DisplayPort (with
HDCP)

With St and: 5 66 × 396.5 – 553.5 × 242 – 256 mm ;
Without Stand : 566 × 3 82 × 92.5 mm

With St and: 10.1 kg
Without Stand : 7.1 kg

EBU, SMPTE-C, DCI, Calibration )

AC power cord, signal cables (DVI-D – DVI-D, Dis­playPort – DisplayPort), USB cable, setup guide, EIZO
LCD Utility Disk (ColorNavigator software, PDF user’s
manual), adjustment certificate, ScreenCleaner,
monitor hood, quick reference, warrant y card

1

Five Years

270 cd /m2 (maximum)
120 cd/m2 or less (recommended1)

DVI : 16.77 million from a palet te of 68 billion
DisplayPort: 1.07 billion from a palette of 68 billion

DVI-I 29 pin × 2 (with HDCP), DisplayPort (with
HDCP)

With Stand: 566 × 456 – 538 × 230 mm
Without Stand : 566 × 367 × 85 mm

With St and: 10.7 kg
Without Stand : 7.1 kg

Color Mode (Custom, sRGB, Rec709, EBU, SMPTE­C, DCI, Calibration)

AC power cord, signal cables (DVI-D – DVI-D,
DisplayPort – DisplayPort), USB cable, setup guide,
EIZO LCD Utility Disk (ColorNavigator sof tware, PDF
user’s manual), adjustment certificate, Screen­Cleaner, monitor hood, quick reference, 4 screws
for mount option, warranty card

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Five Years

Accessories

Monitor Hoods

Bundled with all models,
EIZO's monitor
hoods include
a sliding top
cover so they
can remain
in place when the monitor
is calibrated. With the
CG245W, the hood can be
used in portrait mode, too.

CG245W in
portrait mode

Panel Protectors

These protection sheets are easy to place
over the screen surface, allow a minimum
of 87% light
transmis­sion, and
prevent dust
and scratches.
(Ava il able
for the CG243W, CG241W, CG223W, and
CG211. Sold separately.)

Screen Cleaner Kit

Keep your screen free from
dust and fingerprints with
this bundled screen
cleaner kit. Includes
pump spray and cloth.

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24.1" / 61 cm (611 mm diagonal) 22" / 56 cm ( 558 mm diagonal) 22.2" / 56.4 cm (563 mm diagonal) 21.3" / 54 cm (540 mm diagonal)

178°, 178° (at contrast ratio of 10:1) 178°, 178° (at contrast ratio of 10:1) 170°, 170° (at contrast ratio of 10:1) 170°, 170° (at contrast ratio of 10:1)

VA (with overdrive circuit) VA (with overdrive circuit) IPS IPS

2

(maximum)

300cd /m
120 cd/m2 or less (recommended1)

850:1 950:1 400:1 500:1

Gray-to-gray: 6 ms, black-white-black: 16 ms Gray-to-gray: 6 ms, black-white-black: 12 ms Gray-to-gray: –, black-white-black: 30 ms Gray-to-gray: –, black-white-black: 30 ms

1920 × 1200 (16:10 aspect ratio) 1680 × 1050 (16:10 aspect ratio) 1920 × 1200 (16:10 aspect ratio) 1600 × 1200 (4:3 aspect ratio)

0.270 × 0.270 mm 0.282 × 0.282 mm 0.249

16.77 million from a palette of 68 billion DVI: 16.77 million from a palette of 68 billion; Dis-

Adobe RGB: 96%, sRGB: 98% Adobe RGB: 95%, vs. NTSC: 92% Adobe RGB: 98%, sRGB 98% Adobe RGB: 78% , sRGB: 99%

12 bits per color 12 bits per color 12 bits per color 12 bits per color

16 bits per color 16 bits per color 16 bits per color 16

Entire Screen:

Black Black Black Black

Analog: 202.5 MHz, Digital: 164.5 MHz Analog : 150 MHz, Digital: 120 MHz Analog: 202.5 MHz, Digital : 162 MHz Analog: 202.5 MHz, Digital: 162 MHz

24 – 94 kHz, 47.5 – 86 Hz 24 –82 kHz, 47.5 – 86 Hz 31 – 94 kHz, 49 – 86 Hz 24 – 100 kHz, 49 – 86 Hz

26 – 78 kHz, 47.5 – 63 Hz (VGA Text: 69 – 71 Hz) 31 – 65 kHz, 47.5 – 61 Hz (VGA Text: 69 – 71 Hz) 31 – 76 kHz, 59 – 61 Hz (VGA Text: 69 – 71 Hz) 31 – 100 kHz, 59 – 61 Hz (VGA Text: 69 – 71 Hz)

E≤3 Entire Screen: E≤3 Entire Screen : E≤3 Entire Screen: E≤3

270 cd/m2 (maximum)
120 cd/m2 or less (recommended1)

playPort: 1.07 billion from a palette of 68 billion

200 cd/m2 (maximum)
100 cd/m2 or less (recommended1)

× 0.249 mm 0.270 × 0.270 mm

16.77 million from a palette of 68 billion 16.77 million from a palette of 68 billion

225 cd/m2 (maximum)
100 cd/m2 or less (recommended1)

bits per color

pin × 2 (with HDCP) DVI-I 29 pin × 2 (with HDCP), DisplayPort (with

DVI-I 29

1 upstream, 2 downstream / USB 2.0 1 upstream, 2 downstream / USB 2.0 1 upstream, 2 downstream / USB 2.0 1 upstream, 2 downstream / USB 2.0

AC 100 – 120 V / 200 – 240 V, 50 / 60 Hz AC 100 – 120 V / 200 – 240 V, 50 / 60 Hz AC 100 – 120 V / 200 – 240 V, 50 / 60 Hz AC 100 – 120 V / 200 – 240 V, 50 / 60 Hz

110 W (maximum) 85 W (maximum) 39 W (typical) 100 W (maximum) 75 W (maximum)

Less than 2 W Less than 0.9 W L

82 mm 74 mm 100 mm 82 mm

40° Up, 0° Down / 35° Right, 35° Left / 90° 30° Up, 0° Down / 172° Right, 172° Left / 90° 30° Up, 3° Down / 35° Right, 35° Left / – 40° Up, 0 ° Down / 35° Right, 35° Left / 90°

With Stand: 566 × 456 – 538 × 230 mm
Without Stand: 566 × 367 × 85 mm

With Stand: 11 kg
Without Stand: 7.4 kg

Fine Contrast ( Custom, sRGB, Calibration, Emula­tion)

AC power cord, signal cables (DVI-D – DVI-D,
DVI-I – D-Sub mini 15 pin), USB cable, setup
EIZO LCD Utility Disk (ColorNavigator software,
PDF user’s manual), adjustment certificate,
ScreenCleaner, monitor hood, quick reference,
warranty card

1

Five Years

HDCP)

With Stand: 511 × 347.5 – 521.5 × 240.5 – 256 mm
Without Stand : 511 × 333 × 85 mm

With Stand: 9.6 kg
Without Stand : 6.6 kg

Color Mode (Custom, sRGB, Rec709, EBU, SMPTE­C, DCI, Calibration)

AC power cord, signal cables (DVI-D – DVI-D,

guide,

DisplayPort – DisplayPort), USB cable, setup guide,
EIZO LCD Utility Disk (ColorNavigator sof tware,
PDF user’s manual), adjustment certificate,
ScreenCleaner, monitor hood, quick reference,
warranty card

1

Five Years

DVI-I 29 × 2 DVI-I 29 × 2

ess than 2 W Less than 2 W

With Stand: 565 × 452.5 – 552.5 × 272 mm
Without Stand : 565 × 394.5 × 101 mm

With Stand: 14.5 kg
Without Stand : 10.4 kg

Fine Contrast (sRGB, Custom, Calibration, Emula­tion)

AC power cord, signal cables (DVI-D – DVI-D,
DVI-I – D-Sub mini 15 pin), USB cable, setup guide,
EIZO LCD Utility Disk (ColorNavigator software,
HTML user’s manual, ICC Profile), adjustment
certificate, ScreenCleaner, monitor hood, quick
reference, warranty card

1

Five Years

With Stand: 472 × 459 – 541 × 208.5 mm
Without Stand: 472

With Stand: 10.2 kg
Without Stand : 7.0 kg

Fine Contrast (sRGB, Custom, Calibration)

AC power cord, signal cables (DVI-D – DVI-D,
DVI-I – D-Sub mini 15 pin), USB cable, setup guide,
EIZO LCD Utility Disk (ColorNavigator software,
HTML user’s manual, ICC Profile), adjustment
certificate, ScreenCleaner, monitor hood, quick
reference, warranty card

Five Years

× 373 × 69 mm

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Color Universal Design Feature

Color Vision Deficiency Simulation

To accommodate the more than 200
million people worldwide with a color vision
deficiency, care must be taken when choos­ing color schemes, otherwise important
details may not be discernible. These models
instantly simulate how still and moving

Deuteranope modeOriginal mode

images appear to people with red-green (pro­tanopia and deuteranopia) and blue-yellow
(tritanopia) color vision deficiency through
internal hardware conversion and EIZO
proprietary software. (Compatible with Win­dows 7, Vista, and XP, and with Macintosh
OS X 10.3.9 or later. This feature is not
available with the CG221 and CG211.)

Warranty

Brightness and Color Warranty

EIZO offers a five­year warranty for all
ColorEdge monitors. The
backlight is warranted for
three years at a brightness of up to a specific
figure and color temperature from 5,000 –
6,500 K with the usage time a maximum of
10,000 hours. (See footnote 1 on page 6 for
brightness figures.)

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