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Engineered for Industry
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Moxa provides carefully tailored technology solutions to a diverse range of specialized
industrial markets that include railways, marine automation, power utilities, and
the oil industry, to name just a few. Because of our commitement to customer satisfaction
through technological innovation, Moxa works closely with industry insiders from
each field to obtain domain know-how and insight into future trends, so that we
may continue to offer durable, optimized, effective solutions compliant with the
strictest industry standards and certifications.
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Marine: ECDIS Color Calibration
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Why do you need color calibration for ECDIS?
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An Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) is a computer-based navigation
information system that complies with International Maritime Organization (IMO)
regulations.
ECDIS is a full replacement for paper charts, instead displaying electronic navigational
charts (ENC) and integrating them with information from the global positioning system
(GPS) and other navigational sensors, such as radar and automatic identification
systems (AIS).
To be certified as a type-approved for ECDIS, the color display must be precisely
calibrated within a narrow range of accuracy. These requirements ensure that all
the information shown is correct according to the IMO's definitions, guaranteeing
consistency from vessel to vessel, and computer to computer.
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ECDIS Type Approval
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Certified ECDIS displays undergo a complex and sophisticated process. For each individual
display RGB maximal values and luminance values must be measured and adjusted, then
applied to a CIE to RGB conversoin. The work can only be done by experienced engineers
with sophisticated tools in nearly total darkness.
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What distinguishes Moxa's color calibration process?
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Fine Color Precision
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ECDIS requires that for any single display the color deviation (ΔC) from the benchmark
CIE color table may not exceed eight units. Moxa's displays instead are calibrated
the more exacting standard of four units. This translates into more consistent color
rendering, at greater luminance variations, for a longer period of usage before
shifts in color accuracy force a recalibration.
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Universal RGB Files
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Color calibration done in the traditional way involves an independent calibration
for each monitor and computer pair. This can quickly add up to many hours or days
of work. With Moxa's universal RGB file technology, each display comes with a predefined
RGB file that includes calibration settings for all the video chipsets it might
be used with. In addition, when a new RGB calibration must be undertaken, the file
may be exported and then used to reset other displays from the same manufacturing
run, significantly cutting maintenance costs.
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MC-7130-MP
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3rd Generation Intel® Core™ i3 ECDIS Marine Computer
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MC-5157-AC/DC
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Intel Core™ i5 520 ECDIS Marine Computer
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MC-5150-DC-CP/MC-5150-AC/DC
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Intel Core™ i5 520 ECDIS Marine Computer
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MD-124
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24-Inch Wide Screen with 16:9 Aspect Ratio Marine Display
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MPC-122-K
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22-Inch Intel Core 2 Duo ECDIS Panel Computer
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