The typical monitor brightness vs. ambient is as follows:
Figure 9. Monitor Brightness vs. Ambient
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6.3.4 Manual Brightness Mode
For manual brightness mode, apply a
The LC1200R brightness vs. DIM voltage relationship is Figure 10. 1.5V will dim the LC1200R to below 100 nits; and above 3.5V will produce maximum brightness.
Note: At extremely low brightness levels, non uniformity and flickering may become evident.
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