DT-V21G2

The new LCD Monitor DT-V series of professional production monitors conforms to the EBU Class 2 requirements in terms of colour space, gamma and gradation. They deliver the accurate reproduction of colour and HD image quality required for broadcast applications.

The top models in the range, the DT-V17G25 and DT-V24G2, are each equipped with a 10-bit IPS LCD panel, which surpasses the EBU Class 2 requirements in some respects. The monitors satisfy the specifications for brightness range and colour temperature.

The two most critical factors, gamma and grey gradation, have also been improved over previous models to meet the demands of studio and professional application requirements. The 10-bit IPS panel monitor has an extremely wide viewing angle, with excellent chromatic aberration properties - the 10-bit processor offers improved grey shades and gradation. There is a contrast ratio of 1500:1, with brightness of 300/450 cd/m2 (depending on model), thanks to the reliable and energy efficient LED backlight.
3G HD-SDI inputs including dual HD-SDI support

In addition to regular HD-SDI support, the monitor has a 3G HD-SDI interface to enable 1080p (non-compressed digital video data) with a data rate of max. 3 Gb/s transfer. Presentable 3G-SDI signals are: 3G A-1 to A-4 (Level A mapping structure 1 to 4) as well as 3G B&B DS1-DS2 Level B data stream 1 and 2, and 3G B-DUAL Level B DUAL LINK.
On-screen functions

The DT-V monitors feature an integrated waveform monitor / vectorscope and histogram, where you can display values for colour saturation, brightness and input signals. There's also a 16-channel audio level meter, with status, peak and total value for each channel. The audio indicator has been added to the Lissajous figure for the representation of the phase difference and amplitude control.

This ‘on-screen' function is essential for professional studio and post-production work. The other two models in the range, the DT V17G2 and DT-V21G2, also have the same features above, including 10-bit signal processing, but differ in that they have an LCD panel with 8-bit colour depth.