The 24" Sony PVM-X2400 4K HDR Monitor 24"is an addition to Sony's Grade 2 monitor hierarchy, and it is also designed to replicate the color space of Grade 1 BVM-series monitors, including the popular Trimaster BVM-HX310 color grading master monitor.

The PVM-X2400 features a UHD 4K display resolution and supports 4K and HD signals via four SDI inputs and an HDMI input. It also allows you to create a quad-view of four HD signals for comparison and other purposes. Each signal can have a different EOTF and different LUT applied. An HDR workflow is supported by a 1000 cd/m² brightness and wide color gamut. A wide range of supported HDR EOTFs include 2.4 (HDR), ITU-R BT.2100 (HLG), SMPTE ST2084, S-Log3, and S-Log3 (Live HDR). Other features include built-in scopes, zoom mode, VPID support, and more.

Color-Matched with Trimaster BVM-HX310    UHD 4K Display; 4 SDI I/O / 1 HDMI Input    1000 cd/m²; HDR EOTF & LUT Support    Quad View, Scopes, VPID Support & More

The PVM-X2400 monitor falls into Sony's Grade 2 monitor hierarchy, suitable for viewing applications such as on set (DIT cart, video village), on location (in the field or in mobile trucks), and in editing suites or broadcast studios (playback, audio mixing, monitor wall, or machine room).

The PVM-X2400 supports a wide color gamut. By design, it replicates the same color space as that of the Grade 1, BVM-series monitors, including the Trimaster BVM-HX310 color grading master monitor. With accurate color reproduction between the two types, content creators can be confident that content viewed on set will be reproduced in the color grading suite. The PVM-X2400 supports both UHD 4K and HD formats, as well as a wide range of HDR EOTFs including 2.4 (HDR), ITU-R BT.2100 (HLG), SMPTE ST2084, S-Log3, and S-Log3 (Live HDR).

The monitor provides two 12G/6G-SDI and two 3G-SDI inputs in addition to an HDMI input. This enables support for a 4K signal using a single cable. The inputs also support four 3G quad-link inputs for 4K, four independent HD inputs, or four HD signals fed to quad-view display.

The PVM-X2400 can be used to display a single UHD 4K or HD picture or can be put into quad-split view mode, enabling the simultaneous display of four independent HD signals. Each signal can have a different EOTF and different LUT applied. The quad-view mode is ideal for comparing different "looks", verifying exposure between cameras, or to monitor four different signals for space-saving convenience.

The monitor supports 3D user LUTs in .cube 33x33x33 and 17x17x17 formats. LUT files can be loaded via the USB port located at the front of the monitor. Up to 30 files can be stored. A user LUT can also be applied to signals connected over HDMI.

Video Payload Identifier (VPID) is ancillary data that can be set in the SDI input signal to assist a device to quickly decode the incoming video format. It is part of the SMPTE ST352 standard and is used to identify video format, color encoding, colorimetry, aspect ratio, and other factors. If a signal contains VPID data and the VPID feature is switched on, the PVM-X2400 monitor will automatically detect the flag and set monitor settings such as EOTF, RGB range, color space, and matrix to display the content correctly.

The PVM-X2400 provides internal scopes that can be used to measure and verify incoming signals. These include waveform (Luma (Y), RGB parade, YCbCr parade, and RGB overlay), SDR/HDR scales, vectorscope, and audio level meters, and all can be displayed simultaneously. Scope position is also selectable.

The user interface of the monitor has been improved to simplify day-to-day operations. The menu structure is shallower, and the status page now allows changes to be made to settings directly without the need to search within the menu for specific parameters. In addition, user presets can now be named to make identification clearer. For Example, "User 1 Preset" can be assigned an actual name to give it context for easy identification.

The PVM-X2400 comes standard with a handle and is VESA mount compatible. It also supports the PVMK-RX24 rack mount and PVMK-PX24 protection panel, sold separately. While a power supply is included, the monitor can also be powered via an optional 28V battery connected via a 3-pin interface on the rear.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What type of Vesa (size) mount does the PVM-X2400 use?

A: The PVM-x2400 uses a 100x100 Vesa Mount

Q: 2. Will this display P3 DCI color range?

A: The Sony PVM-X3200 4K HDR Trimaster High-Grade Picture Monitor will display the DCI-P3 color range. The screen offers ITU-R BT.2020, DCI-P3, S-Gamut3, S-Gamut3.Cine to ITU-R BT.709.

Q: 3. I want to use this for a continuous slide show. Can it be programmed to do that without adding any devices or software?

A: The Sony BRAVIA BZ30J 32" UHD 4K HDR Commercial Monitor (BH # SOFW32BZ30J) will display a continuous slideshow from a USB flash drive without additional software. Signage made simple: In-built support for HTML5 makes it easy to display interactive signage content on the BRAVIA BZ30J Series without the need for a dedicated set-top box, media player or PC.

Q: 4. What is the refresh rate for this monitor?

A: The Sony BRAVIA BZ30J 50" Class HDR 4K UHD Commercial LED Display (BH #SOFW50BZ30) features a native refresh rate of 60 Hz.

Q: 5. Does the PVM-X2400 Quad View feature require the 4 incoming HD SDI signals to be genlocked? Or can it display "sync free" quad view without the need for genlocked cameras?

A: There is no mention in any of the literature for this product that genlocking is required for any of the inputs.

Q: 6. Is there a kit needed to rack mount this monitor?

A: The Sony PVM-X2400 4K HDR Trimaster High-Grade Picture Monitor (24") would require the following optional rack mount kit for rack mounting. Sony Rack-mounting bracket for PVM-X2400 monitor BH #SOPVMKRX24 https://bhpho.to/3m1TcWe

Q: 7. The Bazel are even? Mean around; they are the same high?

A: For the Sony BRAVIA BZ30J 43" Class HDR 4K UHD Commercial IPS LED Display, the bezel going around the TV would all be the same size.

Q: 8. What's the peak brightness of this monitor?

A: 1000 nits

Q: 9. Can it be battery powered? Is there a specific V-Mount plate?

A: The Sony PVM-X2400 4K HDR Trimaster High-Grade Picture Monitor (24") does not offer a solution for mounting batteries. It does have a XLR input that could be powered with V-Mount or Gold mount batteries and this cable. https://bhpho.to/3LOB36G

Q: 10. Does this have HDMI ARC?

A: According to page 06 in the manual for the Sony BZ40L Series 55" UHD 4K HDR Commercial Monitor, it has HDMI ARC connectivity. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/1027695.pdf