The Konvision KVM-4250W is a 42.5-inch FHD broadcast monitor with a 1920x1080 resolution. It features an 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. PIP and PBP functions allow two signals to be displayed simultaneously. Its super-slim design is ideal for studios, broadcasts, video walls, and high-end video conferences. The monitor supports 3D LUT color calibration, compatible with ColorSpace and Calman software, and can work with various colorimeters. The Darkness Check feature enhances details in dark areas, while the Part Zoom In function helps you view picture details clearly. It also offers PIP & PBP for multiple signal types, Pixel Measurement for real-time Y&RGB values, and many other useful features such as Waveform (Alarm), Vectors, False Color, Focus Assist, Zebra, and Picture Flip. Key features include a native 42.5” 1920x1080 resolution, 3D LUT color calibration, 2x2K/3G/HD-SDI in/out, and more. Technical specifications cover a wide range of aspects from panel details to input/output formats and audio capabilities.

Using the Konvision KVM-4250W monitor is easy. First, connect the power cord to an AC 100 - 240V 50/60Hz power source. Then, choose the appropriate input connection based on your device, like SDI, video, DVI, or VGA. You can switch between different input sources as needed. For multi - signal display, use the PIP and PBP functions. When using color calibration, make sure to use compatible software and the K10 - A probe or other supported colorimeters. In terms of maintenance, keep the monitor in an environment with a temperature between -10 and 50 degrees Celsius. If there's no signal input for a while, the monitor will enter power - saving mode, which helps save energy. Clean the screen gently with a soft, dry cloth. When installing, use the VESA MIS - D(200X200mm) mounting option if needed. Be careful not to expose the monitor to direct sunlight or strong humidity, as it may affect its performance.