EIZO

Get More from Your Monitors

With organizations increasingly implementing eco-friendly practices, monitor manufacturers have responded by making their products more energy efficient. Unfortunately, installing such equipment does not guarantee results unless the institutions further invest in training their employees on how to use it.

EIZO EcoView NET software was developed to address this issue. It frees employees from having to individually adjust their EIZO monitor’s power and brightness settings and instead lets an administrator handle it from a central location.

What’s more, EcoView NET is free so your institution can start saving time, energy, and money from the moment it’s up and running.

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Turn Power On and Off

With EcoView Net you can be sure that PCs and monitors are no longer accidentally left on after a day’s work. EcoView NET turns your PCs’ primary power (if it has a Wake-on-LAN-compliant wired LAN adaptor) and monitors’ secondary power on and off regardless of the manufacturer. For compatible EIZO monitors, you can schedule them to automatically power on and off on specific days and times.

Control Brightness

Brightly lit monitors not only use a lot of energy, but also wear down the backlight and contribute to eye fatigue. You can use EcoView NET to check the brightness level and adjust it if necessary.

Activate Auto EcoView

EcoView NET gives you control of the Auto EcoView brightness sensor included with many EIZO monitors. Auto EcoView reads the ambient brightness and adjusts the screen’s brightness to the optimal level. Activating Auto EcoView not only saves energy, but also reduces eye fatigue and increases productivity.

Lock the Control Buttons

To prevent tampering with screen settings, you can render a compatible EIZO monitor’s control buttons invalid. This is especially convenient in public environments like schools, kiosks, and libraries.

Network Versatility

EcoView NET features server and client software and is compatible with Windows 7, Vista, and Server 2003 and 2008. Server software puts all network monitor power management features in the hands of the administrator, while the client software lets users set power and brightness settings based on their preferences and working hours. All user preferences entered with the client software can be overruled by the server software.