SWIT BM-U245HDR 23.8-inch 4K 12GSDI HDR Studio Monitor
SWIT BM-U245HDR | 23.8" 8K High-Bright 4x12GSDI HDR Zero-Delay Reference UHD Monitor with Auto-Calibration
SWIT 23.8-inch 4K 12GSDI HDR Studio Monitor - BM-U245HDR
FEATURES
23.8-inch LCD Panel, 3840×2160 resolution
1000nits high bright LED backlight
HLG/PQ/S-log3 HDR
12GSDI 4-in 4-out, 8K input ready, HDMI2.0 input
12GSDI via SFP Fiber input (Optional)
ST2110 IP via SFP Fiber input (Optional)
SFP Fiber 12G input converted to 12GSDI out
3DLUT Auto Self-calibration without PC
Audio/Video 0 latency for lip-sync
Built-in Multi camera Delog LUTs
User 3DLUTs upload via USB
Waveform / Vector / Histogram
Focus assist / False color / Zebra
16-ch audio meters / Lissajous
IP webserver remote control
TSL UMD and text TALLY display
USB firmware upgrade
23.8-inch 1000nits 4K
UHD panel, 89% REC2020
BM-U245HDR adopts a 23.8-inch 10-bit LCD panel, UHD 3840×2160 resolution, 1000nits LED backlight, 1000:1 contrast, 91.9% DCI-P3 and 89% Rec2020 color gamut. The viewing angle is H178° / V178°.　
Multi 4K/8K Interfaces
12GSDI 4-in 4-out, supports:
Single link 4K; Quad link 4K and Quad link 8K
HDMI 2.0 (4K60P)
12GSDI via SFP Fiber (Optional)
ST2110 IP via SFP Fiber (Optional)
Display Modes
Supports Single link 4K input including 12GSDI, HDMI2.0 or 12GSDI via SFP, and Quad link 4x 3GSDI 4K or Quad link 4x 12GSDI 8K inputs. You can also input 4x independent 4K videos to multiview, supports 12G/6G/3G/HD-SDI and HDMI 2.0/1.4/1.3 mixed formats input, and waveform, vector, audio meters, EOTF, color gamut selection for each input.
Multi CG & EOTF Viewing
Supports 1 input source copied to 4 windows and display different HDR/SDR and color gamut simultaneously. You can get correct reference when producing HDR and SDR together.
3DLUT Auto Self-Calibration
By X-rite i1 or JETI Specbos 1211
With built-in 3DLUT calibration software, (software copyright) support X-rite i1 and Jeti Specbos 1211 probes to directly connect with the monitor USB port. The monitor generates color patterns and the color probes read the color, send color info to monitor via USB. Then the monitor compares the color difference and generate 3DLUT and calibrate itself automatically.