The Konvision KVM-5550W is a top - notch 55 - inch full - HD (1920x1080) wall - mount broadcast monitor. It features an FHD resolution IPS LCD panel with high brightness and contrast ratio. It comes with 2x3G - SDI inputs and outputs, offering full broadcast features like waveform, vectors, and pixel measurement. With PIP and PBP functions, you can display two signals on the screen simultaneously. Its super - slim design is perfect for studios, broadcast applications, video walls, and high - end video conferences. **3D LUT Color Calibration**: Compatible with ColorSpace and Calman calibration software, it uses a K10 - A probe (professional level) for precise color. It also works with universal colorimeters such as CA210, CA310, CS200, CR100, CR250, and X - Rite i1 Display. **Darkness Check**: This feature boosts brightness and contrast in dark areas, showing more shadow details of the input signal. It helps you double - check shadow details to avoid missing any information. **Part Zoom In**: Allows you to zoom in on any part of the picture for clearer details and better focus assistance. **PIP & PBP**: Displays images of two SDI signals on the screen at once. It also supports PIP and PBP for one SDI signal with other types of signals (Video/Component/DVI/VGA), and the two images can be freely swapped. **Pixel Measurement**: Select pixels with a movable cross - hair to get real - time Y&RGB values of the selected position. It helps measure and compare values of any two points in the input signals. **Waveform (Alarm), Vectors**: SDI supports waveform, vectorscope, and histogram, which can be shown on the screen simultaneously. When luminance reaches or exceeds the preset value, over - exposed areas are marked red. **False Color**: Checks image exposure. Colors from blue to red are displayed to show luminance values, enabling proper exposure without external test equipment. **Focus Assist**: Helps camera operators get the sharpest picture by marking sharp edges in red. **Zebra**: Displays over - exposed areas with zebra stripes to help control luminance and avoid over - exposure. **Picture Flip**: The horizontal picture flip function is useful in studios, especially for programs like weather forecasts and news. **Key Features**: 55” 1920x1080 native resolution, 3D LUT color calibration, 2 x 2K/3G/HD - SDI in/out, PIP/PBP, Darkness Check, Audio Meter for SDl 1, SDl 2, Picture Flip, Focus Assist, Zoom, Scan, Marker, Blue Only/Mono, Power - off Memory, 12Bit video processing, 3G - SDI 4:4:4 12BIt'signals (SMPTE 425M A/B), Composite/Component in/out, Waveform, Vector scope, Histogram, Pixel Measurement, Picture Flip, H/V Delay, False Color, Zebra, Time Code, Audio Meter, Ethernet/GPI. **Technical Specifications**: The panel has a 55” display size, 1920x1080 high resolution, 16:9 aspect ratio, 178 - degree wide viewing angle (H/V), 0.63x0.63(mm) pixel pitch, 1.07B color depth, and an LED backlight. It has a brightness of 500cd/m2 and a contrast ratio of 1300:1. The inputs include 2 x BNC (SDI 1/2 Channel Inputs), 1 x BNC (Video Input), and 1 x DVI - I (DVI/HDMI/VGA Input). The outputs are 2 x BNC (SDI 1/2 Channel Outputs). It's compatible with various SDI formats. It has 16 - channel embedded audio, an audio meter display, analog audio input, audio headset output, and a built - in 2.5Wx2 speaker. It operates at - 10 to 50 degrees Celsius, with an input voltage of AC 100 - 240V 50/60Hz, power consumption of 130W, and a power - saving mode that turns off unimportant keys when there's no signal input. It comes with a power cord.

Using the Konvision KVM - 5550W is quite straightforward. First, make sure you've connected the monitor to a power source using the provided power cord. The input voltage is AC 100 - 240V 50/60Hz, so it can be used in different regions. Then, connect your video sources. You can use the 2 x BNC for SDI 1/2 Channel Inputs, 1 x BNC for video input, or 1 x DVI - I for DVI/HDMI/VGA input. When using the PIP and PBP functions, just select the signals you want to display and they'll show up on the screen at the same time. You can also swap the two images easily. For color calibration, use the 3D LUT Color Calibration feature. It's compatible with ColorSpace and Calman calibration software, and you can use a K10 - A probe for accurate results. If you want to check the shadow details in dark areas, turn on the Darkness Check function. And for getting a closer look at specific parts of the picture, use the Part Zoom In. Here are some important things to keep in mind. The monitor should be operated within the temperature range of - 10 to 50 degrees Celsius. If you're not using it for a while, the power - saving mode will automatically turn off unimportant keys when there's no signal input. For maintenance, keep the monitor clean. You can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the screen. Don't use any abrasive materials as they might scratch the screen. Also, make sure the ventilation areas are not blocked to prevent overheating.