Barco Nio Fusion 12MP User manual

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User guide
Nio Fusion 12MP

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1 Welcome!.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1 What's in the box................................................................................................................................................................................6
1.2 At a glance.............................................................................................................................................................................................6
1.3 Compatible Barco system components.................................................................................................................................9
2 Installation and setup......................................................................................................................................................................... 11
2.1 Single workstation setup.............................................................................................................................................................12
2.2 Dual workstation setup with KVM switch ...........................................................................................................................13
2.3 QAWeb registration .......................................................................................................................................................................16
2.4 VESA-mount installation.............................................................................................................................................................16
2.5 VESA-mount installation in portrait mode .........................................................................................................................18
3 Daily operation .........................................................................................................................................................................................21
3.1 Recommendations for daily operation ................................................................................................................................22
3.2 Shortcut bar........................................................................................................................................................................................22
3.3 Standby switching...........................................................................................................................................................................23
3.4 SoftGlow light mode switching ................................................................................................................................................23
3.5 KVM input switching......................................................................................................................................................................24
3.6 OSD menu access and use ......................................................................................................................................................24
4 Advanced operation............................................................................................................................................................................25
4.1 OSD menu language ....................................................................................................................................................................27
4.2 OSD menu orientation..................................................................................................................................................................27
4.3 OSD menu automatic close function....................................................................................................................................27
4.4 Power lock function........................................................................................................................................................................27
4.5 SoftGlow Task light.........................................................................................................................................................................28
4.6 SoftGlow Wall light .........................................................................................................................................................................28
4.7 DPMS mode.......................................................................................................................................................................................29
4.8 Hibernate .............................................................................................................................................................................................29
4.9 Luminance target ............................................................................................................................................................................30
4.10 Color presets .....................................................................................................................................................................................30
4.10.1 Color temperature.......................................................................................................................................................31
4.10.2 Color coordinates........................................................................................................................................................31
4.11 Color space ........................................................................................................................................................................................31
4.12 Viewing modes.................................................................................................................................................................................32
4.13 Display functions .............................................................................................................................................................................32
4.14 sRGB .....................................................................................................................................................................................................33
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4.15 Ambient Light Compensation (ALC).....................................................................................................................................33
4.16 Reading rooms.................................................................................................................................................................................33
4.17 Continuous Ambient Light Compensation (ALC)..........................................................................................................34
4.18 Embedded QA .................................................................................................................................................................................. 34
4.18.1 About Embedded QA................................................................................................................................................34
4.18.2 DICOM status report .................................................................................................................................................35
4.18.3 DICOM compliance check .....................................................................................................................................35
4.18.4 DICOM calibration ...................................................................................................................................................... 36
4.18.5 Reset DICOM calibration........................................................................................................................................36
4.18.6 DICOM error threshold.............................................................................................................................................36
4.19 Image scaling....................................................................................................................................................................................36
4.20 Image source selection................................................................................................................................................................37
4.21 KVM switch.........................................................................................................................................................................................37
4.22 Grayscale conversion modes...................................................................................................................................................38
4.23 DisplayPort standard version ................................................................................................................................................... 38
4.24 EDID format .......................................................................................................................................................................................39
4.25 EDID timings......................................................................................................................................................................................39
4.26 Display info.........................................................................................................................................................................................40
4.27 Display status....................................................................................................................................................................................40
4.28 SteadyColor™ ..................................................................................................................................................................................40
4.29 Maximum luminance demo .......................................................................................................................................................40
5 Cleaning the display ...........................................................................................................................................................................43
5.1 Cleaning instructions.....................................................................................................................................................................44
6 Repackaging instructions ..............................................................................................................................................................45
6.1 Repackaging instructions...........................................................................................................................................................46
7 Important information.........................................................................................................................................................................51
7.1 Safety information...........................................................................................................................................................................52
7.2 Cybersecurity ....................................................................................................................................................................................53
7.3 Environmental information.........................................................................................................................................................54
7.4 Regulatory compliance information......................................................................................................................................55
7.5 EMC notice ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 57
7.6 Explanation of symbols................................................................................................................................................................59
7.7 Legal disclaimer...............................................................................................................................................................................63
7.8 Open source license information ...........................................................................................................................................63
7.9 Technical specifications...............................................................................................................................................................64

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1.1 What's in the box ............................................................................................................................6
1.2 At a glance.....................................................................................................................................6
1.3 Compatible Barco system components.............................................................................................9
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1.1 What's in the box
Overview
• Nio Fusion 12MP display
• Printed user guide
• Documentation disc, containing different languages of this user guide and the Barco “Display Controller
and Intuitive Workflow Tools” user guide
• System sheet
• Cables for Mains, Video and USB
If you ordered a Barco MXRT display controller, it is also in the box together with its accessories. A dedicated
user guide is available on the documentation disc.
Keep your original packaging. It is designed for this display and is the ideal protection during
transport and storage.
The user guides are also available on www.barco.com/support
1.2 At a glance
Product overview
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1. Ambient light sensor and Power status LED
• Off: Display not powered (mains cable unplugged or power switch in OFF position),
or display is in normal operation
• Fast blinking amber: Display is entering DPMS mode
• Slow blinking amber: Display is in DPMS mode
• Steady amber: Display manually switched off via the jog dial, or display is in
hibernate mode
2. Front sensor
CAUTION: To avoid permanent damage to the product, never use the front sensor to
hold a paper, radiological film or any other object.
3. Jog dial
•Press: Activate the shortcut bar, go into (sub)menus, confirm adjustments and
selections
•Turn left/right: Scroll through (sub)menus, change values, make selections
•Press and hold for approximately 3 seconds: Cancel adjustments, exit (sub)menus
•Double-press:
- Cycle through the SoftGlow light modes (when the KVM switch is disabled)
- Switch KVM inputs (when the KVM switch is enabled)
4. Side USB-A 2.0 downstream connector
5. SoftGlow Wall light
6. SoftGlow Task light
7. Connector cover
8. VESA mount cover
9. Cable routing channels
10. Stand locking mechanism
Connectors
One USB connector is available on the side of the display. To access the bottom connectors, gently pull the
bottom of the connector cover away from the display.
Image 1–2
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Following connectors are available:
USB
DOWN
USB
UP 1
USB
UP 2 DP IN 1
KVM 1
KVM 2
DP IN 2
AC IN
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Image 1–3
11. Bottom USB-A 2.0 downstream
12. USB-B 2.0 upstream 1 (Main)
13. USB-B 2.0 upstream 2 (Secondary, used only with KVM switch enabled)
14. DisplayPort IN 1 (also Main for KVM switch)
15. DisplayPort IN 2 (also Secondary for KVM switch)
16. Kensington security slot
17. 100–240 VAC mains power input and power switch
Display position adjustment
After unpacking, you can safely tilt and swivel the display to your preferred position.
Image 1–4
To adjust the height of the display, first move the slider at the back of the stand to the unlock position. Then
you can raise or lower the display as desired.
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Image 1–5
Image 1–6
The height can be locked only in the lowest position, even though the slider at the back of the stand
can be moved to the lock position at any height of the display.
1.3 Compatible Barco system components
Overview
Following Barco components are compatible with your Nio Fusion 12MP display:
• QAWeb Enterprise version 2.5 or later, or MediCal QAWeb version 1.13.20 or later
• MXRT-x700 range or later display controllers.
The older MXRT-5600 and MXRT-7600 display controllers are also supported but only for a single
workstation setup. Dual workstation setup with KVM switch is not supported with these display controllers.
• MXRT driver version 10.184.2.0 or later
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2.1 Single workstation setup ...............................................................................................................12
2.2 Dual workstation setup with KVM switch .........................................................................................13
2.3 QAWeb registration ......................................................................................................................16
2.4 VESA-mount installation ...............................................................................................................16
2.5 VESA-mount installation in portrait mode........................................................................................18
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2.1 Single workstation setup
About
In this setup, the display is connected to a single workstation with two DisplayPort cables, each driving one
half of the screen. When connecting a USB cable from your display to the workstation, you can control the
workstation with a keyboard and mouse connected to the display.
Using two DisplayPort cables to drive the image allows full 12MP resolution at full refresh rate making a single
workstation setup most conventional and recommended for diagnostic purposes.
USB
DisplayPort
DisplayPort
USB
Image 2–1
Install the display controller
Before you connect your display with the workstation, make sure to have a suitable1display controller installed
in the workstation.
The Nio Fusion 12MP display operates at its full specifications when driven by a Barco MXRT
display controller and MXRT driver (which also includes the Barco Intuitive Workflow Tools). If
you ordered a MXRT display controller, it is included in the box of your display.
For more information and installation instructions, please check the Barco “Display Controller and
Intuitive Workflow Tools” user guide on the included documentation CD, or at www.barco.com/
support.
Connect the cables
1. Remove the connector cover.
2. Connect the DisplayPort inputs (DP IN 1 and DP IN 2) with the DisplayPort outputs on the workstation.
3. Connect the main USB upstream connector (USB UP 1) with a USB host on the workstation to make use
of QAWeb or a peripheral (keyboard, mouse, touchpad, etc.) connected to one of the display’s USB
downstream connectors.
4. Connect a keyboard and mouse (or another peripheral used to control the workstations) with the USB
downstream connectors of the display. One USB downstream connector is available in the connector
compartment, a second one at the side of the display.
5. Connect the supplied mains cable with the power input of the display.
6. Route all cables through the cable clips in the connector compartment.
7. Re-install the connector cover: slide the top of the cover in the available recesses, then push the bottom of
the cover back into position.
8. Route all cables through the routing channels in the stand of your display.
9. Connect the supplied mains cable to a grounded power outlet.
Installation and setup
1. For a list of compatible display controllers, please refer to the compatibility matrix available on my.barco.com (MyBarco > My Support
> Healthcare > Compatibility Matrices > Barco Systems Compatibility Matrices)

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USB
DOWN
USB DOWN
(SIDE)
USB
UP 1
USB
UP 2
DP IN 1 DP IN 2 AC IN
Image 2–2
Power on the display system
1. Set the power switch next to the mains power input connector in position “I” .
2. Press the jog dial to activate your display.
3. Switch on the workstations connected to your display.
Your display will be running in a basic video mode at a default refresh rate when first time starting up.
Install the MXRT driver and Intuitive Workflow Tools
When using a Barco MXRT display controller, install the MXRT driver and Intuitive Workflow Tools on the
connected workstation. Barco’s Intuitive Workflow Tools are designed to increase visibility of subtle details,
improve focus during reading sessions, and accelerate workflow.
1. Download the latest MXRT driver and Intuitive Workflow Tools from www.barco.com/mxrt.
2. Install the MXRT driver and Intuitive Workflow Tools as described in the Barco “Display Controller and
Intuitive Workflow Tools” user guide on the included documentation CD, or at www.barco.com/support.
2.2 Dual workstation setup with KVM switch
About
In this setup, the display is connected to two different workstations, each with one DisplayPort cable. When
connecting a USB cable from your display to each of the two workstations, you can control both workstations
with a single keyboard and mouse connected to the display. Switching the video and controls signals between
the two workstations is done with the KVM switch operated via the OSD menu.
USB
DisplayPort
USB
DisplayPort
USB
Image 2–3
With only one DisplayPort cable to drive the image, full 12MP resolution is possible but only at a
limited refresh rate of 45 Hz (because of bandwidth limitations of the DisplayPort 1.2 standard). This
may affect the smoothness of panned images and somewhat limits the speed that cine images can
be displayed.
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Barco suggests to have QAWeb installed on only one of both workstations. When both workstation
would have QAWeb installed, switching KVM inputs would trigger a Configuration Change event,
causing the display to disappear from the workstation in QAWeb.
Install the display controllers
Before you connect your display with the workstations, make sure to have a suitable2display controller
installed in both workstations.
The Nio Fusion 12MP display operates at its full specifications when driven by a Barco MXRT
display controller and MXRT driver (which also includes the Barco Intuitive Workflow Tools). If
you ordered a MXRT display controller, it is included in the box of your display.
For more information and installation instructions, please check the Barco “Display Controller and
Intuitive Workflow Tools” user guide on the included documentation CD, or at www.barco.com/
support.
Connect the cables
1. Remove the connector cover.
2. Connect DisplayPort input 1 (DP IN 1) with the DisplayPort output on workstation 1.
3. Connect the main USB upstream connector (USB UP 1) with a USB host on workstation 1.
4. Connect DisplayPort input 2 (DP IN 2) with the DisplayPort output on workstation 2.
5. Connect the secondary USB upstream connector (USB UP 2) with a USB host on workstation 2.
Note: The USB UP 2 connector is covered by a plastic cap which has to be removed first.
6. Connect a keyboard and mouse (or another peripheral used to control the workstations) with the USB
downstream connectors of the display. One USB downstream connector is available in the connector
compartment, a second one at the side of the display.
7. Connect the supplied mains cable to the power input on the display.
8. Route all cables through the cable clips in the connector compartment.
9. Re-install the connector cover: slide the top of the cover in the available recesses, then push the bottom of
the cover back into position.
10. Route some or all cables through the routing channels in the stand of your display.
11. Connect the supplied mains cable to a grounded power outlet.
USB
DOWN
USB
UP 1
USB
UP 2 DP IN 1
KVM 1
KVM 2
DP IN 2
AC IN
USB
DOWN
(SIDE)
WORK-
STATION 1
WORK-
STATION 2
Image 2–4
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2. For a list of compatible display controllers, please refer to the compatibility matrix available on my.barco.com (MyBarco > My Support
> Healthcare > Compatibility Matrices > Barco Systems Compatibility Matrices)

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Power on the display system
1. Set the power switch next to the mains power input connector in position “I” .
2. Press the jog dial to activate your display.
3. Switch on the workstations connected to your display.
Your display will be running in a basic video mode at a default refresh rate when first time starting up.
Install the MXRT driver and Intuitive Workflow Tools
When using a Barco MXRT display controller, install the MXRT driver and Intuitive Workflow Tools on both
connected workstations. Barco’s Intuitive Workflow Tools are designed to increase visibility of subtle details,
improve focus during reading sessions, and accelerate workflow.
1. Download the latest MXRT driver and Intuitive Workflow Tools from www.barco.com/mxrt.
2. Install the MXRT driver and Intuitive Workflow Tools as described in the Barco “Display Controller and
Intuitive Workflow Tools” user guide on the included documentation CD, or at www.barco.com/support.
Adjust EDID format and timings
The EDID format must be set to DisplayID 1.3 and the EDID resolution timing must be set to 12MP (i.e. 4200 x
2800) for both DisplayPort inputs in order to drive the full screen resolution from one DisplayPort video cable.
1. Bring up the OSD main menu.
2. Navigate to Configuration > Image Sources > Input Settings > EDID format.
3. Select DisplayID 1.3 and confirm.
4. Navigate to Configuration > Image Sources > Input Settings > DisplayPort 1 > EDID > Resolution.
5. Select 12MP and confirm.
6. Navigate to Configuration > Image Sources > Input Settings > DisplayPort 2 > EDID > Resolution.
7. Select 12MP and confirm.
Enable the KVM switch
1. Bring up the OSD main menu.
2. Navigate to the Configuration > Image Sources menu.
3. Enter the KVM Input Selection submenu.
4. Select Enabled and confirm.
When enabling the KVM switch, the Image Source Selection menu will be inaccessible. In addition,
Hibernate will be disabled to guarantee correct USB port switching also when one or both
workstations are in sleep mode.
To switch KVM inputs
1. Press or turn the jog dial to activate the shortcut bar. The KVM switch icon ( ) is now selected by
default because the KVM switch is enabled.
2. Press the jog dial again to switch KVM inputs.
During normal operation, double-press the jogdial to switch KVM inputs more quickly. A first click will
make the shortcut bar pop up, a second click will switch inputs (since the KVM switch icon is
selected by default when the KVM switch is enabled).
When switching KVM inputs, the video is switched instantly while switching the USB signal might
take a little longer (up to 2 seconds).
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The DisplayPort standard must be DP V1.2 for both DisplayPort inputs. This is the factory default.
See “DisplayPort standard version”, page 38 to change the DisplayPort standard.
2.3 QAWeb registration
About
QAWeb Enterprise helps you manage quality and assure compliance of your expanding healthcare
enterprise with less effort, lower cost, and complete confidence. This fully automated and secure system
supports a consistent image quality and uptime for all registered imaging display systems within your facility
and across your enterprise. Learn more at www.barco.com/qaweb.
To register your display system to your QAWeb Enterprise organization, the QAWeb Enterprise Agent must be
installed and running on your workstation and it must be able to communicate with the QAWeb Enterprise
cloud service.
For more information and instructions, check the QAWeb Enterprise user guide on www.barco.com/support/
qaweb-enterprise.
When still using the older MediCal QAWeb, visit www.barco.com/support/medical-qaweb to obtain
the installation package and user documentation.
2.4 VESA-mount installation
CAUTION: Use suitable mounting apparatus to avoid risk of injury.
WARNING: Never move a display attached to an arm by pulling or pushing the display itself.
Instead, make sure that the arm is equipped with a VESA compliant handle and use this to move the
display.
Please refer to the instruction manual of the arm for more information and instructions.
WARNING: Use a mount that is compliant with the VESA 100 mm standard.
Use a mount that can support the weight of the display. Refer to the technical specifications of this
display for the applicable weight.
Overview
The panel, standard attached to a stand, is compatible with the VESA 100 mm standard. Thus, it can be used
with a mount that is compliant to the VESA 100 mm standard. This chapter shows you how to release the
panel from the stand and how to attach it to a VESA mount. If you’re not using a mount, you can skip this
chapter.
1. Unlock the stand locking mechanism and put the display in the highest position.
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Image 2–5
2. Put the display face down on a clean and soft horizontal surface. Be careful not to damage the panel
screen.
3. Push the VESA mount cover to the right and lift the cover on the right with your finger or a flathead
screwdriver.
Image 2–6
4. Push the VESA mount cover to the left and release the cover on the left with a flathead screwdriver.
Image 2–7
5. Rotate the VESA mount cover to uncover the screws fixing the panel to the stand.
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Image 2–8
6. Unscrew the 4 fixation screws while supporting the stand.
Image 2–9
7. Attach the panel firmly to the VESA mount using 4 M4 screws.
Respect the following rule to select an appropriate screw length:
• Lmin = T + W + 6.5 mm
• Lmax = T + W + 10 mm
T
W
Lmin
Lmax
Image 2–10
2.5 VESA-mount installation in portrait mode
Introduction
By default, your Nio Fusion 12MP display is mounted in landscape position but it can also be used in portrait
position. This section explains how to install and use the display in portrait orientation. Carefully follow the
instructions hereafter to ensure proper product operation and to avoid physical damage to the product.
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Instructions
1. Physically mount the display in portrait position. Both clockwise and counterclockwise orientation are
supported.
You can choose to either mount the display on the existing stand, or on a compatible VESA mount.
Follow the instructions as described in “VESA-mount installation”, page 16 to install the display on a VESA
mount . These instructions can also be used to mount the display in portrait position on the existing display
stand.
2. Connect the display to your workstation.
When using the display in portrait position only one DisplayPort cable can be connected. This will give you
the full resolution at reduced refresh rate but with just one Windows taskbar at the bottom of the screen.
3. For your convenience, align the display's OSD menu orientation with the physical position of your display.
For instructions, see “OSD menu orientation”, page 27.
4. In the EDID format menu of the OSD, change the format to DisplayID 1.3. For instructions, see “EDID
format”, page 39.
5. In the EDID timings menu of the OSD, change the resolution to 12MP. For instructions, see “EDID timings”,
page 39.
6. Rotate the Windows desktop in portrait mode.
From Windows 7 onwards, an “Orientation” option is available in the display settings. For Windows 10, see
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4027186/windows-10-change-screen-orientation.
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