Designed for studio and postproduction, the JVC DT-N17F ProHD 17.3" Broadcast LCD Monitorhas a wide array of inputs, and essential professional features. The IPS LCD panel itself has a resolution of 1920 x 1080, a contrast ratio of 600:1, and an LED backlight with a brightness of 300 cdm².

Video signals from analog or digital SD all the way up to 2K over SDI are supported. SDI, HDMI, VGA, component, and composite inputs are available for sources, while SDI, HDMI, and composite inputs all feature loop outputs to feed production equipment down the line. Professional image analysis features include waveform, vectorscope, tally, zebras, peaking, false color, and more. For portable power, secure a Gold mount battery on the integrated Gold mount plate. A power cord and stand feet are included.

17.3" Display    1920 x 1080 Resolution    IPS LCD Panel    SDI/HDMI/Component/VGA/Composite Inputs    Waveform, Vectorscope, and False Color    LUT Support over USB    16-Channel Audio Metering    Gold Mount Battery Plate

Supports up to 3G-SDI (SMPTE 425M) including Level-A and Level-B, which are capable of transferring 1080p uncompressed digital video data at a max rate of 60 fps. 2K-SDI (2048 x 1080p) is also supported with down-sampling to fit the full-HD display.

Compatible with ITU-709 standard color space for HDTV broadcasting. Gamma presets of 2.2, 2.4 and 2.6 are selectable.

This monitor supports UMD controlling input via RS-485 and RS-232 port, compatible with TSL 3.1 and 4.0 UMD protocol.

Offers a USB port on the rear side for monitor firmware upgrade. Users can download firmware from the official website to a USB stick, and the upgrade operation is directly on the monitor, without PC or other adapters.

Waveform monitoring can be done for individual color channels (Y, Cb, Cr, R, G, B). The waveform itself can be positioned on one of four corners or in the center in a larger size. Waveform display color can be selected from white, green, and false color, with the opacity also selectable.

Vectorscope and R/G/B/Y histogram display are available. The vectorscope colors can be selected from white, green, and false color, and the position of the patterns can be selected from one of four corners and the opacity is also selectable.

The monitor can de-embed audio from SDI and HDMI, and display 16-channel audio level meters, with audio alert info displayed on each audio bar. You can also select any 2 channels audio to output via 3.5mm headphone jack or speakers. The audio meter pattern position can be selected from one of four corners, and you can select to display only 2 channels, 8 channels, and full 16 channels. Scale markers, alert info, and opacity of the audio meter pattern are selectable.

Import a 17-point LUT using the USB port on the rear to color-calibrate the monitor with separately available equipment or grade the incoming video signal. Log conversion from JVC's J-log1, ARRI's Log-C, Sony's S-log2 and S-log3, Canon's C-log, Panasonic's V-log, or RED's REDlogFilm curves to a standard REC 709 curve can be done as well.

• SDI Timecode (LTC, VITC1&2) and AFD info display
• R/G/B/Mono, False color, Zebra stripes display
• Peaking focus assist display mode
• H/V delay, freeze frame display modes
• Native scan, overscan, and normal scan selection
• GPI control via RS-485 port connection
• 3-user setting data storage
• TALLY light with adjustable brightness
• 4-user definable function keys
• Easy one-key menu operation
• Built-in speaker (2.5W)
• Gold mount plate for field operation

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this monitor display video in rec709?

A: Yes, FeelWorld P173-9HSD 17.3" broadcast LCD monitor supports the Rec.709 color standard.

Q: 2. The small holes on the back near the V mount are they 100mm or 75mm apart? Can I mount a baby pin adapter for C stands like Kupo Monitor Adapter. Thanks

A: The VESA mount hole spacing on this monitor is 100mm.

Q: 3. Can you display two cameras (A Cam and B cam) feeds at the same time?

A: It cannot. This will only be able to display a single input at a time.

Q: 4. Is this identical to the Seetec P173-9HSD? On Amazon, the company says the Feelworld is brighter, but both have 400 as their maximum brightness. Very confusing.

A: While we do not carry the Seetec product, all related searches bring us to the conclusion that the two monitors are, indeed, identical.

Q: 5. Can this monitor be powered by gold mounts?

A: Yes it can however you will need an adapter such as the SHAPE Gold Mount to V-Mount Regulated Battery Converter B&H # SHGVRPC MFR # GVRPC.

Q: 6. Will this work with red komodo

A: Yes, the FeelWorld P173-9HSD 17.3" Broadcast LCD Monitor will work with the RED KOMODO, but only for 1080p60 feeds. It will not see the 4K feed, as the monitor only supports 3G-SDI and not 12G-SDI, which is what the KOMODO is capable of transmitting.

Q: 7. Does it display timecode from an HDMI source?

A: Timecode from HDMI does not appear to be supported. Please contact the manufacturer directly regarding this specification and possible future updates: support@feelworld.cn

Q: 8. What are the specs on this? How much does it weigh?

A: Sorry, but this is a brand new item and we have not received the full specs on it as of yet. Based on similar products, my guess this will weigh in at around 7.2 lbs/ 3.30kg.

Q: 9. Are you able to provide what SMPTE serial digital standard this model supports? Is it an IPS display?

A: SMPTE 425M-AB YCBCR 4:2:2 10bit: 1080P(60/59.94/50)SMPTE 425M-AB YCBCR 4:2:2 12bit: 1080P(30/29.97/25/24/23.98) 1080i(60/59.94/50) 1080PsF(30/29.97/25/24/23.98)SMPTE 274M YCBCR 4:2:2 10bit: 1080i(60/59.94/50) 1080P(30/29.97/25/24/23.98)SMPTE 296M YCBCR 4:2:2 10bit: 720P(60/59.94/50/30/29.97/25/24/23.98)SMPTE:260M YCBCR 4:2:2 10bit: 1035i(60/59.94)SMPTE 125M 480i/60ITU-R BT.656 576i/50Not IPS panel.

Q: 10. If this is used as a display for a Mac, will the Mac recognize this as a 4k display and have the option to output 4k so the HDMI out on this monitor can then be run into a production switcher at full resolution?

A: While the display can accept 4k signals the display will format the 4k signal to its 1920x1080 panel. It is normally designed for video signals. However, We see no issues if you want to connect it to a computer HDMI output.