Medical Display
POM-C238-IR
23.8-inch Clinical Review Medical Display with Touch Screen
The built-in integrated backlight sensor monitors the brightness of the backlight, ensuring that the display can quickly achieve brightness stability at startup and maintain a consistent brightness throughout the life cycle.
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POM-C238-IR
Backlight stabilization system
The built-in integrated backlight sensor continuously monitors the brightness of the backlight. It can quickly achieve brightness stability at startup and automatically compensate for changes in ambient temperature and brightness loss caused by long-term use, maintaining brightness consistency throughout the product life cycle.
Comply with DICOM international standard
Accurately display medical images and the smallest details, and maintain the display consistency of different monitors, as well as the display consistency between monitors and different imaging equipment, to ensure diagnostic accuracy.
Touch screen
Built-in infrared touch screen, support six-point touch, support touch zoom in, zoom out, annotation and other operations, standard electronic whiteboard software.
規格
| Product model | POM-C238-IR |
| Product name | Clinical Display |
| Display size | 23.8" |
| Touch | Infrared touch screen |
| Support color | 16.7 million |
| Resolution | 1920×1080 |
| View angle | 178° Typ. |
| Brightness | 600cd/m² Typ. |
| Contrast ratio | 1000:1 Typ. |
| Input signal interface | DVI-D: 24 pin; VGA: D-sub 15 pin; |
| RGBS: BNC; CVBS: BNC; S-VIDEO: DIN4 |
*Product specifications described herein are subject to change without notice.
功能清單
High-Brightness 23.8-inch Wide Screen：Built on a premium 23.8-inch IPS panel with a native 1920 x 1080 Full HD (16:9 aspect ratio) resolution. It features an elevated maximum luminance of up to 600 cd/m², rendering exceptionally clear medical records and crisp structural details.
Integrated Six-Point Touch Screen：Features an integrated infrared multi-touch panel supporting up to six simultaneous touchpoints. This allows healthcare professionals to intuitively execute touch gestures—such as zooming in/out, rotating images, and adding digital annotations—using standard electronic whiteboard operations.
Intelligent Ambient Light Adaptive System (ALAS)：Equipped with a front-integrated ambient light sensor that continuously monitors room illumination. The display automatically adjusts its output brightness to guarantee strict, long-term compliance with the DICOM Part 14 standard under any clinical lighting environment.
Backlight Stabilization System (BSS)：Built with an internal feedback sensor that constantly tracks the LED backlight luminance. It automatically compensates for environmental temperature fluctuations and long-term diode degradation, ensuring rapid brightness stabilization upon startup and uniform consistency across its entire lifecycle.
Seamless Professional Workstation Interface：Provides flexible and secure connectivity options for global medical networks, natively supporting digital DisplayPort and DVI-D signal inputs.
應用程序/用例
Interactive Filmless Clinics & Outpatient Consultations：Perfectly optimized for modern digital consultation rooms, enabling clinicians to use fluid touch controls to examine multi-modality PACS images, dental X-rays, and medical charts directly alongside patients.
High-Illumination Clinical Reading Stations：Ideally suited for hospital nursing hubs, physician desks, and well-lit emergency rooms (ER) where standard monitors suffer from glare, ensuring crisp readability of Electronic Medical Records (EMR).
Radiology Information Systems (RIS) & Ward Rounds：Deployed as a highly reliable interface terminal for entering patient demographics, updating tracking databases, and interacting with hospital scheduling software.
Medical Mobile Carts & Point-of-Care Terminals：Thanks to its robust hardware design, VESA mount compatibility, and responsive touchscreen, it integrates seamlessly into clinical mobile carts used for bedside rounds, outpatient check-ins, or intensive care monitoring.
