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Ergonomics of human-system interaction - Part 307: Analysis and compliance test
methods for electronic visual displays (ISO 9241-307:2008)
Ergonomie der Mensch-System-Interaktion - Teil 307: Analyse und
Konformitätsverfahren für elektronische optische Anzeigen (ISO 9241-307:2008)
Ergonomie de l'interaction homme-système - Partie 307: Méthodes d'essais d'analyse et
de conformité pour écrans de visualisation électroniques (ISO 9241-307:2008)
Ta slovenski standard je istoveten z: EN ISO 9241-307:2008
ICS:
13.180 Ergonomija Ergonomics
35.180 Terminalska in druga IT Terminal and other
periferna oprema IT peripheral equipment
2003-01.Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo. Razmnoževanje celote ali delov tega standarda ni dovoljeno.

EUROPEAN STANDARD
EN ISO 9241-307
NORME EUROPÉENNE
EUROPÄISCHE NORM
November 2008
ICS 13.180; 35.180
English Version
Ergonomics of human-system interaction - Part 307: Analysis
and compliance test methods for electronic visual displays (ISO
9241-307:2008)
Ergonomie de l'interaction homme-système - Partie 307: Ergonomie der Mensch-System-Interaktion - Teil 307:
Méthodes d'essais d'analyse et de conformité pour écrans Analyse und Konformitätsverfahren für elektronische
de visualisation électroniques (ISO 9241-307:2008) optische Anzeigen (ISO 9241-307:2008)
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Contents Page
Foreword .3

Foreword
This document (EN ISO 9241-307:2008) has been prepared by Technical Committee ISO/TC 159
"Ergonomics" in collaboration with Technical Committee CEN/TC 122 "Ergonomics", the secretariat of which
is held by DIN.
This European Standard shall be given the status of a national standard, either by publication of an identical
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Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain,
Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
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The text of ISO 9241-307:2008 has been approved by CEN as a EN ISO 9241-307:2008 without any
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INTERNATIONAL ISO
STANDARD 9241-307
First edition
2008-11-15
Ergonomics of human-system
interaction —
Part 307:
Analysis and compliance test methods
for electronic visual displays
Ergonomie de l'interaction homme-système —
Partie 307: Méthodes d'essais d'analyse et de conformité pour écrans
de visualisation électroniques

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ISO 9241-307:2008(E)
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Foreword. x
Introduction . xii
1 Scope . 1
2 Normative references . 1
3 Terms and definitions. 1
4 Guiding principles . 2
5 Compliance routes. 2
5.1 CRT displays for indoor use — Display laboratory method . 2
5.1.1 Intended context of use. 2
Table 1 — Intended context of use — CRT displays. 3
5.1.2 Information about the technology. 6
Table 2 — Basic physical attributes of CRT visual displays. 6
5.1.3 Compliance assessment method. 6
Table 3 — Viewing conditions . 7
Table 4 — Assessment and reporting for design viewing direction . 8
Table 5 — Viewing conditions . 9
Table 6 — Display luminance . 10
Table 7 — Assessment and reporting for display luminance — Artificial information . 10
Table 8 — Assessment and reporting for display luminance — Reality information. 10
Table 9 — Luminance. 11
Table 10 — Assessment and reporting for luminance and contrast adjustment. 13
Table 11 — Special physical environments . 13
Table 12 — Visual artefacts . 14
Table 13 — Assessment and reporting for luminance non-uniformity . 15
Table 14 — Visual artefacts . 15
Table 15 — Assessment and reporting for colour non-uniformity. 16
Table 16 — Visual artefacts . 16
Table 17 — Visual artefacts . 17
Table 18 — Assessment and reporting for unwanted reflections — Artificial information . 19
Table 19 — Assessment and reporting for unwanted reflections — Reality information. 19
Table 20 — Visual artefacts . 20
Table 21 — Legibility and readability. 20
Table 22 — Assessment and reporting for luminance contrast — Artificial information . 21
Table 23 — Assessment and reporting for luminance contrast — Reality information. 22
Table 24 — Legibility and readability. 22
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Table 25 — Legibility of information coding . 26
Table 26 — Assessment and reporting for luminance coding — Artificial information. 26
Table 27 — Legibility of information coding . 27
Table 28 — Assessment and reporting for colour coding — Artificial information. 27
Table 29 — Legibility of information coding . 28
Table 30 — Legibility of graphics. 28
Table 31 — Fidelity. 30
Table 32 — Assessment and reporting for colour gamut and reference white — Artificial
information. 32
Table 33 — Assessment and reporting for colour gamut and reference white — Reality
information. 33
Table 34 — Fidelity. 34
Table 35 — Assessment and reporting for electro-optical transfer functions and grey scale —
Artificial information . 35
Table 36 — Assessment and reporting for electro-optical transfer functions and grey scale —
Reality information. 35
Table 37 — Fidelity. 36
5.2 Emissive flat-panel LCD for indoor use — Display laboratory method. 38
5.2.1 Intended context of use. 38
Table 38 — Intended context of use — Emissive flat-panel LCD. 39
Table 39 — Design viewing direction range. 41
5.2.2 Information about the technology. 46
Table 40 — Basic physical attributes of emissive flat-panel LCD . 46
5.2.3 Compliance assessment . 46
Table 41 — Viewing conditions . 47
Table 42 — Assessment and reporting for design viewing direction. 48
Table 43 — Viewing conditions . 52
Table 44 — Luminance . 52
Table 45 — Assessment and reporting for display luminance — Artificial information and
isotropic visual displays . 53
Table 46 — Assessment and reporting for display luminance — Artificial information and
anisotropic visual displays . 53
Table 47 — Assessment and reporting for display luminance — Reality information and isotropic
visual displays. 53
Table 48 — Assessment and reporting for display luminance — Reality information and
anisotropic visual displays . 54
Table 49 — Luminance . 54
Table 50 — Assessment and reporting for luminance and contrast adjustment. 55
Table 51 — Special physical environments . 56
Table 52 — Visual artefacts. 57
Table 53 — Assessment and reporting for luminance non-uniformity — Artificial information —
Isotropic visual displays . 58
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Table 54 — Assessment and reporting for luminance non-uniformity — Artificial information —
Anisotropic visual displays . 58
Table 55 — Assessment and reporting for luminance non-uniformity — Reality information —
Isotropic visual displays . 59
Table 56 — Assessment and reporting for luminance non-uniformity — Reality information —
Anisotropic visual displays . 59
Table 57 — Visual artefacts . 60
Table 58 — Assessment and reporting for colour non-uniformity — Artificial information —
Isotropic visual displays . 60
Table 59 — Assessment and reporting for colour non-uniformity — Artificial information —
Anisotropic visual displays . 61
Table 60 — Assessment and reporting for colour non-uniformity — Reality information —
Isotropic visual displays . 62
Table 61 — Assessment and reporting for colour non-uniformity — Reality information —
Anisotropic visual displays . 62
Table 62 — Visual artefacts . 63
Table 63 — Pixel fault classification . 64
Table 64 — Visual artefacts . 65
Table 65 — Assessment and reporting for unwanted reflections — Artificial information —
Isotropic visual displays . 67
Table 66 — Assessment and reporting for unwanted reflections — Artificial information —
Anisotropic visual displays . 67
Table 67 — Assessment and reporting for unwanted reflections — Reality information— Isotropic
visual displays . 68
Table 68 — Assessment and reporting for unwanted reflections — Reality information —
Anisotropic visual displays . 68
Table 69 — Visual artefacts . 69
Table 70 — Legibility and readability. 70
Table 71 — Assessment and reporting for luminance contrast — Artificial information —
Isotropic visual displays . 71
Table 72 — Assessment and reporting for luminance contrast — Artificial information —
Anisotropic visual displays . 71
Table 73 — Assessment and reporting for luminance contrast — Reality information — Isotropic
visual displays . 72
Table 74 — Assessment and reporting for luminance contrast — Reality information —
Anisotropic visual displays . 72
Table 75 — Legibility and readability. 73
Table 76 — Legibility of information coding. 75
Table 77 — Assessment and reporting for luminance coding — Artificial information — Isotropic
visual displays . 76
Table 78 — Assessment and reporting for luminance coding — Artificial information —
Anisotropic visual displays . 76
Table 79 — Legibility of information coding. 77
Table 80 — Assessment and reporting for colour coding — Artificial information . 77
Table 81 — Legibility of information coding. 78
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Table 82 — Legibility of graphics. 78
Table 83 — Fidelity. 80
Table 84 — Assessment and reporting for colour gamut and reference white — Artificial
information. 82
Table 85 — Assessment and reporting for colour gamut and reference white —
Reality information. 83
Table 86 — Fidelity. 84
Table 87 — Assessment and reporting for electro-optical transfer functions and grey scale —
Artificial information — Isotropic visual displays . 85
Table 88 — Assessment and reporting for electro-optical transfer functions and grey scale —
Artificial information — Anisotropic visual displays . 86
Table 89 — Assessment and reporting for electro-optical transfer functions and grey scale —
Reality information — Isotropic visual displays. 86
Table 90 — Assessment and reporting for electro-optical transfer functions and grey scale —
Reality information — Anisotropic visual displays . 87
Table 91 — Fidelity. 87
5.3 PDP for indoor use — Display laboratory method . 89
5.3.1 Intended context of use. 89
Table 92 — Intended context of use — PDP. 90
5.3.2 Information about the technology. 92
Table 93 — Basic physical attributes of PDP. 92
5.3.3 Compliance assessment method . 93
Table 94 — Viewing conditions . 93
Table 95 — Assessment and reporting for design viewing direction. 94
Table 96 — Viewing conditions . 94
Table 97 — Luminance . 95
Table 98 — Assessment and reporting for display luminance — Artificial information . 95
Table 99 — Assessment and reporting for display luminance — Reality information. 96
Table 100 — Luminance . 96
Table 101 — Assessment and reporting for luminance and contrast adjustment. 98
Table 102 — Special physical environments . 99
Table 103 — Visual artefacts. 99
Table 104 — Assessment and reporting for luminance non-uniformity . 100
Table 105 — Visual artefacts. 101
Table 106 — Assessment and reporting for colour non-uniformity . 101
Table 107 — Visual artefacts. 102
Table 108 — Pixel fault classification . 103
Table 109 — Visual artefacts. 104
Table 110 — Assessment and reporting for unwanted reflections — Artificial information. 106
Table 111 — Assessment and reporting for unwanted reflections — Reality information . 106
Table 112 — Visual artefacts. 107
Table 113 — Legibility and readability. 108
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Table 114 — Assessment and reporting for luminance contrast — Artificial information . 109
Table 115 — Assessment and reporting for luminance contrast — Reality information. 109
Table 116 — Legibility and readability. 110
Table 117 — Legibility of information coding. 112
Table 118 — Assessment and reporting for luminance coding — Artificial information. 113
Table 119 — Legibility of information coding. 113
Table 120 — Assessment and reporting for colour coding — Artificial information . 114
Table 121 — Legibility of information coding. 114
Table 122 — Legibility of graphics. 115
Table 123 — Fidelity . 117
Table 124 — Assessment and reporting for colour gamut and reference white — Artificial
information . 119
Table 125 — Assessment and reporting for colour gamut and reference white — Reality
information . 120
Table 126 — Fidelity . 121
Table 127 — Assessment and reporting for electro-optical transfer functions and grey scale —
Artificial information. 122
Table 128 — Assessment and reporting for electro-optical transfer functions and grey scale —
Reality information . 123
Table 129 — Fidelity . 123
5.4 Front-screen projection visual displays with fixed resolution for indoor use — Display
laboratory method . 125
5.4.1 Intended context of use. 125
Table 130 — Intended context of use — Front-screen projection visual displays with fixed
resolution. 126
5.4.2 Information about the technology. 129
Table 131 — Basic physical attributes of front-screen projection visual displays with fixed
resolution. 129
5.4.3 Compliance assessment. 129
Table 132 — Viewing conditions . 130
Table 133 — Assessment and reporting for design viewing direction . 130
Table 134 — Viewing conditions . 131
Table 135 — Luminance. 131
Table 136 — Assessment and reporting for display luminance — Artificial information . 131
Table 137 — Assessment and reporting for display luminance — Reality information. 132
Table 138 — Luminance. 132
Table 139 — Assessment and reporting for luminance and contrast adjustment. 134
Table 140 — Special physical environments . 135
Table 141 — Visual artefacts . 135
Table 142 — Assessment and reporting for luminance non-uniformity . 136
Table 143 — Visual artefacts . 136
Table 144 — Assessment and reporting for colour non-uniformity. 137
Table 145 — Visual artefacts . 138
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Table 146 — Pixel fault classification . 139
Table 147 — Visual artefacts. 140
Table 148 — Assessment and reporting for unwanted reflections — Artificial information. 142
Table 149 — Assessment and reporting for unwanted reflections — Reality information . 143
Table 150 — Visual artefacts. 143
Table 151 — Legibility and readability. 144
Table 152 — Assessment and reporting for luminance contrast. 145
Table 153 — Legibility and readability. 145
Table 154 — Legibility of information coding . 149
Table 155 — Assessment and reporting for luminance coding — Artificial information. 149
Table 156 — Legibility of information coding . 150
Table 157 — Assessment and reporting for colour coding — Artificial information. 150
Table 158 — Legibility of information coding . 151
Table 159 — Legibility of graphics. 151
Table 160 — Fidelity. 153
Table 161 — Assessment and reporting for colour gamut and reference white — Artificial
information. 155
Table 162 — Assessment and reporting for colour gamut and reference white — Reality
information. 156
Table 163 — Fidelity. 157
Table 164 — Assessment and reporting for electro-optical transfer functions and grey scale —
Artificial information . 158
Table 165 — Assessment and reporting for electro-optical transfer functions and grey scale —
Reality information. 159
Table 166 — Fidelity. 159
5.5 Emissive, reflective or transflective LCD for handheld devices for indoor use — Display
laboratory method. 161
5.5.1 Intended context of use. 161
Table 167 — Intended context of use — Emissive, reflective or transflective LCD for handheld
devices . 162
5.5.2 Information about the technology. 166
Table 168 — Basic physical attributes of emissive, reflective or transflective handheld device
LCD . 166
5.5.3 Compliance assessment . 166
Table 169 — Sample compliance overview table. 167
Table 170 — Viewing conditions . 168
Table 171 — Assessment and reporting for design viewing direction. 169
Table 172 — Viewing conditions . 171
Table 173 — Luminance . 171
Table 174 — Assessment and reporting for display luminance . 173
Table 175 — Luminance . 174
Table 176 — Special physical environments . 175
Table 177 — Visual artefacts. 176
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Table 178 — Assessment and reporting for luminance non-uniformity . 177
Table 179 — Visual artefacts . 177
Table 180 — Assessment and reporting for colour non-uniformity. 178
Table 181 — Visual artefacts . 179
Table 182 — Pixel fault classification. 180
Table 183 — Visual artefacts . 181
Table 184 — Legibility and readability. 183
Table 185 — Assessment and reporting for luminance contrast . 184
Table 186 — Legibility and readability. 184
Table 187 — Legibility of information coding. 189
Table 188 — Assessment and reporting for luminance coding. 189
Table 189 — Legibility of information coding. 190
Table 190 — Assessment and reporting for colour coding — Artificial information . 190
Table 191 — Legibility of information coding. 191
Table 192 — Legibility of graphics. 191
Table 193 — Fidelity . 193
Table 194 — Assessment and reporting for colour gamut and reference white. 195
Table 195 — Fidelity . 196
Table 196 — Assessment and reporting for electro-optical transfer functions and grey scale. 198
Table 197 — Fidelity . 199
6 Conformance. 202
Annex A (informative) Overview of the ISO 9241 series. 203
Annex B (normative) Boundaries for reproduction of natural colours . 207
Annex C (normative) Compliance routes. 211
Bibliography . 215

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