Lynx Technik yellobrik PMV 1841 3Gbit SDI to HDMI Quad Split + 4K Monitoring

The Yellobrik PMV 1841 is a compact quad-split multiviewer designed to provide basic multiview capabilities for HDMI monitors. It supports four SDI inputs and offers a single HDMI output, catering to various monitoring needs in professional broadcast and video production environments.

Key Features

• Four SDI inputs and one HDMI output
• Supports 3G/HD/SD-SDI formats with auto-detection
• Three monitoring modes:
  • Quad Split: Displays all four inputs in a fixed quad layout, with individual configuration of monitoring tools for each input.
  • Full Screen: Displays one of the four inputs in full screen, embedding two channels of audio from the selected SDI input into the HDMI output.
  • 4K Monitoring: Combines the four SDI inputs to monitor 4K (12G) signals, down-converted to HD for display on standard HDMI monitors. Note: On-screen monitoring tools are not available in this mode.
• Integrated local control with on-screen menus
• Multiple on-screen monitoring tools for each input, including:
  • Waveform monitor
  • Vectorscope
  • Audio level meters (up to 16 channels)
  • IMD (text ID)
  • Safe area markers, 4:3 extraction, and center cross markers
  • Video standard display
  • Time code
  • Audio and video alarms
• Input-present LEDs for each SDI input
• Compatible with LynxCentraal and yelloGUI for enhanced control and configuration

Technical Specifications

SDI Inputs

• Four SDI inputs on standard 75Ω BNC connectors
• Supports 3G/HD/SD-SDI formats with automatic detection

HDMI Output

• One HDMI Type A connector
• Provides video output based on the selected monitoring mode

Control and Configuration

• Integrated local control via a control knob on the module
• On-screen menu system for easy setup and configuration
• USB port for firmware updates and PC/MAC control using the yelloGUI application

Power

• +12V DC power input
• Power consumption: approximately 4W

Physical

• Compact and robust design suitable for various professional broadcast applications