Graphics Boards dapt to the changing ATC environment with the Raptor 4000 (PCI) and Raptor 4000e (PCI Express). Both graphics boards support high resolution digital and analog monitors and address the specific requirements of air traffic management as well as vessel traffic control and command and control applications. • Multiple high resolutions • 8/16/24/32-bits per pixel • 256 MB frame buffer • 2 DVI-I outputs • Support for major Unix platforms • MOX/layering support • PCI and PCI Express (short card) versions Multi-Resolution Support The resolutions are software configurable, and both boards have two DVI-I outputs for simultaneous display on analog/digital monitors. With high resolution support, they can simultaneously drive one monitor with a resolution of 2048 × 2048 as well as a second monitor with a resolution of 2560 × 1440. The optional analog configuration can support the Sony DDM CRT monitor. Maximum Performance and Flexibility With 256 MB of on-board memory and an efficient memory manager, the boards offer excellent drawing performance with minimum host CPU usage. They support layering by using several methods including MOX (multiple overlay extension). They can also be configured in a 24-bit true color mode for highresolution image viewing applications. Modes that support 8-bit and 24-bit simultaneous visuals or two 8-bit visuals are also available. Passive Heatsink Cooling System Graphics board GPUs must be sufficiently cooled at all times not only to ensure optimum performance, but more importantly, to protect them from failure. While most boards rely on cooling fans that may wear out over time, these boards employ a passive heatsink. This increases reliability while eliminating downtime and expense required for fan inspections and maintenance. Backward Compatibility The boards are backward compatible with their predecessors so customers can maintain the same functionality they are accustomed to while enjoying the new features of

Graphics Boards Wide-Ranging Driver Support These graphics boards support drivers for Solaris, Linux and Tru64 UNIX, are developed in house, and are easy to install. Because they are loadable, the drivers can be used with graphics boards from other vendors in a multi-screen environment. Longest Product Life in Their Class While most vendors’ products are only available for one or two years, EIZO guarantees availability for at least five years and support for at least ten years. For system integrators, OEMs, and ATC centers, this means significant savings on development costs by reducing the...