Video Graphics Card

Made by Matrox / Totoku in 2007

typically used in medical imaging systems

Totoku Model:  LV32P4/R

Matrox Model:  MGI RAD-PA0F   ( RAD-PAO RAD-PA0 RAD-PAOF )

very similar or identical to the Matrox Epica TC2 PCI

Matrox P/N:  F7194-01 RevA

RoHS

2048x1536

128MB

designed  for XP/2000 operating systems

(?? designed in 2005, made in 2007, for Win2000 platform ??)

Compatible with Models ME351i and CCL350i

the card has a Low Force Helix LFH60F connector

and comes with a cable that provides LFH60F to dual 15-pin VGA connector

Matrox RAD Series product is designed to provide reviewing and diagnosing capabilities to the medical imaging market. With its high image quality, sharp grayscale and color output, and multi-display support, this product can be used for a range of medical applications, including PACS (PictureArchiving and Communication Systems), X-ray imaging, MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging), anddigital radiography.You can connect up to 2 monitors (analog or digital) at a time to your Matrox RAD Series product.RAD Series cards support display resolutions up to 2 megapixels with analog monitors (1600 in landscape orientation and up to 1200 digital monitors (2048 orientation), depending on your product.

 If you add a Matrox RAD board to a system with Matrox MED, the functionality of Matrox MED board is extended to the Matrox RAD board (excluding support for 10bit capable or Dual Link displays). 

Matrox revealed at the conference that it has inked deal with Totoku Japan which has validated and is bundling the MED and RAD Series display controller boards with its new ME351i 3 MP monochrome and CCL350i 3 MP color medical LCD displays,