The Postium OBM-U178K is a remarkable 17.3-inch monitor that offers top - notch performance for 8K and 4K production. It comes with 4 x 12G SDI inputs and 4 active loop - outs, 1 HDMI 2.0 input, and 2 SFP cages. This monitor can handle up to 7680x4320/60/59.94/50p signals and supports HDR with EOTFs for PQ (SMPTE ST 2084), Hybrid Log Gamma, and S - Log3, along with wide color gamuts like DCI - P3 and ITU - R BT.2020. It features excellent black - level reproduction and accurate colorimetry, making it perfect for live production, studio monitoring, and field applications. With integrated 3D LUTs, Waveform, and Vector Scope, it provides a comprehensive broadcast feature set. It supports wide color spaces, versatile 4K/QFHD input, custom 3D LUT file import, and has built - in camera LUTs for various manufacturers. The HDR display function lets you view both highlights and shadows clearly, and it also offers useful tools like Focus Assist and False Color. Key features include 17.3” HDR 8K display, 12G - SDI Quad Link 8K, and 12G - SDI Single Link 4K capabilities.

Using the Postium OBM - U178K monitor is straightforward. First, connect your devices to the appropriate input ports. You can use the 4 x BNC ports for 12G/6G/3G/HD signals, the HDMI 2.0 port for compatible HDMI devices, and the 2 SFP ports. When it comes to audio, use the phone jack for input and output. For power, you can choose between AC (100 - 230V, 50/60Hz) or DC 24V. Make sure to place the monitor in an area where the temperature is between 0°C and 40°C and the humidity is between 20% and 80% RH. When importing custom 3D LUT files, ensure they are in the supported cube file formats (32^3, 33^3, 64^3, 65^3). For camera log selection, you can load the available logs like Log - C, C - Log / S - Log2, S - Log3 / J - Log1. To maintain the monitor, keep it clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid exposing it to direct sunlight or physical shocks. If you need to update the firmware or perform color calibration, use the USB port. When not in use, it's a good idea to unplug the power cable to save energy and protect the device.