The Marshal Electronics V-MD171X-DT 17" Modular Design Monitor (Desktop), with swappable modular inputs and multi-format compatibility, delivers clear images at a resolution up to 1920 x 1200. It offers a contrast ratio of 600:1, a brightness rating of 400 cd/m², and a wide viewing angle of 140 x 120° (H x V) that allows you to view the images clearly even from room corners or when the display is mounted at a height.
Featured freeze function enables you to bring an image to a still position. The V-MD171X-DT Monitor can automatically adapt to the input resolution of the incoming video signal. The distance between the dots of the same color inside the display screen is described with the help of 0.191 x 0.191 mm pixel pitch. With RGB bias and gain function, the monitor allows for fine tuning of color balance levels and facilitates color matching with other types of monitors. The false color filter function allows you to set the correct camera exposure levels.
Equipped with pixel-to-pixel mode, the modular design monitor displays images in their native resolution by avoiding the monitor’s internal scaling function. The check field mode allows you to analyze the individual color components of a picture. The Blue Only mode switches off red and green scan guns to produce images made only from a blue scan gun, and the Monochrome mode displays a grayscale picture by disabling all colors.
With marker settings, you can control all on-screen markers - center marker, full screen markers, 16:9 markers, and 4:3 markers. Featured mosquito filter removes mosquito noise (distortion that appears near crisp edges of objects) that arises due to compression of video. The ratio settings allows for switching between full screen, 4:3, and 16:3 aspect ratios.
Featured H/V delay function allows you to switch on 1 of 3 delay modes (H & V Delay, V Delay, H Delay). The monitor features an underscan setting that can be used to turn on/off the underscan mode. The Off mode displays the active portion of the video signal (0% overscan), while the On mode slightly reduces the image size, and enables you to clearly view the edges of the video signal.
Four user-programmable F1, F2, F3, and F4 buttons allow you to assign various functions like ratio, check field, mosquito filter, false colors, freeze input, aspect markers, center marker, marker enable, Underscan, H/V delay, and pixel-to-pixel as required.