Monaco OPTIX 1.0

Precision Calibration for LCD and CRT Displays

1. Product Description
MonacoOPTIX is a monitor calibration system that combines a state-of-the-art colorimeter with powerful and easy-to-use software to provide an outstanding profiling solution for both LCD and CRT displays.

2. Components
The MonacoOPTIX Colorimeter
The MonacoOPTIX is a dual-purpose colorimeter designed to measure both LCD and CRT displays. The MonacoOPTIX is the most accurate contact measurement device for LCDs on the market. Key features include:
•  'Light Tunnel' design to limit the field of view for each photo sensor
   (critical for quality measurements from an LCD.)
•  Unique pulse-period timing that allows the sensor to accurately
   measure at very low light levels.
•  Every device is factory calibrated to standards set by the National
   Institute of Standards (NIS.)
•  Intelligent software and electronics that adjust for the type of
   display being measured allow the MonacoOPTIX to properly
   measure the unique spectral content of either an LCD or CRT.

MonacoOPTIX Software
MonacoOPTIX software is bundled with every MonacoOPTIX colorimeter. The software utilizes Monaco's wizard-based interface and provides users with an intuitive and powerful software companion to the MonacoOPTIX colorimeter.
Key features include:
•  Calibration and profiling of both LCD and CRT displays.
•  User selectable white point.
       Users may select the white point that fits best with the type of
       work they do (i.e. 5000K for graphic arts or 6500K
       for photography.)
•  User selectable gamma for Macintosh or Windows systems.
•  Hardware assisted contrast and brightness setting.
       By using the MonacoOPTIX colorimeter to set the display's
       optimal brightness and contrast before profiling, users can        ensure the largest tonal range and widest color gamut for
       their device.
•  Monaco's legendary ease-of-use. All of Monaco's software
   offerings are widely recognized for their intuitive interfaces and
   thorough documentation.

3. Requirements
Macintosh OS X
Power Macintosh or better
Macintosh System 10.1.4 or later
128 MB system RAM, 64 MB free disk space
Color Monitor with 24-bit or greater video card (with LUT support)

Macintosh OS 9.1.x - 9.2.x
Power Macintosh or better
32 MB application RAM, 50 MB free disk space
Color Monitor with 24-bit or greater video card (with LUT support)

Windows
Pentium PC or better
Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP
32MB application RAM, 50MB free disk space
Color Monitor with 24-bit or greater video card (with LUT support)