Ideal for medical education and training, the REALiS WUX450ST D Pro AV Short Throw Compact Installation Projector combines native WUXGA resolution (1920 x 1200), 4500 lumens of brightness, and Canon's LCOS technology with AISYS-enhancement to project bright, highly-detailed/contrasted and color accurate images - all in a compact size (only 13.9 lbs.). The REALiS WUX450ST D's short throw ratio of 0.56:1 and 0-75% vertical lens shift help provide exceptional installation flexibility, as does the models HDBaseT receiver which allows uncompressed HD video, audio and control signals to be transmitted over one single LAN cable up to a maximum distance of 328ft (100m).
The WUX450ST D offers a DICOM Simulation Mode (Blue Base and Clear Base color temperature settings) that can reproduce medical images such as X-rays, CAT scans and MRIs for non-diagnostic purposes. By optimizing the gradation and luminance of grayscale images, subtle details and variations can be clearly identified for valuable learning opportunities. For added flexibility, it also provides a Picture by Picture mode to accommodate a variety of teaching styles. In Picture by Picture mode, one input can be set to show in DICOM Simulation Mode while the other is in a different mode allowing for a variety of display options.
The WUX450ST D delivers exceptional image quality thanks to its WUXGA (1920 x 1200) high-resolution and a combination of core advanced optical and image processing technologies including a Genuine Canon Lens, Canon's LCOS Technology with AISYS-enhancement, and an advanced Color Management system.
In addition to the projectors small form factor (13.9 lbs.), 0.56:1 short throw ratio, impressive 0-75% vertical lens shift, and HDBaseT compatibility, the WUX450ST D features a variety of other advanced optional settings to further maximize installation versatility including 4-Point Keystone Correction which allows the corners of the image to be independently adjusted to help ensure optimal image reproduction, and Built-in Edge Blending which enables the projection of one seamless, large image from multiple projectors without the need of special software.
The REALiS WUX450ST D offers multiple industry-standard interfaces including HDMI®, DVI-I, USB, RS-232C, and an RJ-45 network port which supports gigabit data transfer speeds. In addition, it also supports WiFi which can be used to enhance the WUX450ST D's Network Multi Projection (NMPJ) functionality which allows a projector(s) to receive display information from a PC(s) through a network.
This model is a Crestron Connected device, compatible with AMX Device Discovery, and also supports PJLink which makes it possible to control and monitor the projector over the network - a feature well suited for observing lamp hours, usage and more.
This projector offers a DICOM Simulation Mode*2 to simulate the results of devices compliant with the Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) Part 14 standardized display function for display of grayscale images. The DICOM Simulation Mode*2 adjusts the gradation between the minimum and the maximum luminance so gradation is distributed optimally. This feature is optimized for displaying medical images such as X-rays, CAT scans and MRIs, which makes this projector ideal for non-diagnostic purposes such as lectures, academic meetings and in-hospital conferences. This feature is recommended for use in medical schools for training and educational use only.
To optimize color and detail for medical imaging, this projector supports both Blue Base and Clear Base color temperature settings. This feature allows adjustment to achieve the same colors used for DICOM SIM standards, and gives educators the opportunity to adjust color tone according to the type of medical image being shown. In addition to these two settings, presenters have the ability to alter the color temperature between 3 user defined color temperatures for a total of five presets.
Presentations can be enhanced with Picture by Picture split-screen functionality, allowing viewers to see two images side by side from two different viewing sources simultaneously. An advantage of the Picture by Picture Mode is that it also allows both DICOM Simulation images and sRGB Modes to be shown together, meaning a CAT scan, for example, can be simultaneously viewed alongside a live surgery video to bring training to life.