The Konvision KVM - 2250W is a top - notch multi - functional 21.5 - inch broadcast monitor with a 1920x1080 Full HD resolution. It supports all video formats, including 2K and 3Gbs SDI 4:4:4 12 - Bit signals, making it a great pick for production, post - production, editing, studios, and OB trucks. It comes with 3D LUT Color Calibration, compatible with ColourSpace and Calman calibration software. Using the K10 - A probe, it offers precise color. It also works well with various colorimeters. The Darkness Check feature boosts brightness and contrast in dark areas, revealing more shadow details. The Part Zoom In function lets you closely examine any part of the picture. The PIP & PBP allows two SDI signals to be displayed on the screen simultaneously, and it supports PIP and PBP for different signal combinations. Other great features include Pixel Measurement for getting real - time Y&RGB values, Waveform (Alarm) and Vectorscope for SDI signals, False Color to check image exposure, Focus Assist to help get the sharpest picture, Zebra to show overexposed areas, and Picture Flip for negative images. Key features of the KVM - 2250W are its 1920x1080 resolution, 3G - SDI 4:4:4 12 - Bit signals, multiple input and output options, audio features, dynamic UMD and time code display, and more. The technical specifications show a high - quality panel with a 21.5 - inch display, wide viewing angles, and good color depth. It has a variety of input and output ports, supports multiple SDI formats, and offers flexible audio options. It can operate in a temperature range of - 10 to 50 degrees Celsius, and has both DC 12V and AC 100 - 240V power inputs.

Using the Konvision KVM - 2250W broadcast monitor is easy. First, connect it to your power source. You can choose either DC 12V or AC 100 - 240V 50/60HZ. Then, connect your video and audio sources using the available input ports like BNC, DVI - I, HDMI, etc. When using it, you can take advantage of the various features. For example, if you want to check the color accuracy, use the 3D LUT Color Calibration. To see more details in dark areas, turn on the Darkness Check. And if you need to closely examine a part of the picture, use the Part Zoom In function. Here are some important notes. Don't expose the monitor to extreme temperatures outside the - 10 to 50 degrees Celsius range. Also, when there's no signal input, the power - saving mode will automatically turn off unimportant keys. For maintenance, keep the monitor clean. You can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the screen. Make sure to regularly check the connections to ensure they are secure. If you encounter any problems, refer to the user manual or contact customer support.