Features
The monitor’s function keys can be customized to instantly display Media LAN Single State (MLSS) information directly on the screen for quick and easy access.
NMOS connectivity status
PTP status and analysis data such as
SFP Status and measurement levels
ST-2022-7 Hitless switching status
Main stream primary and secondary signal analysis, and status
Aux stream primary and secondary signal analysis, and status
Audio Mapping status
HDR / SDR
HDR (High Dynamic Range) capabilities
PQ (SMPTE ST 2084) & HLG (Hybrid Log Gamma)
To calculate tone mapping curves for HDR to SDR conversion, you may use the Formula below:
SDR Value = HDR Value x (SDR Peak / HDR Peak) ^ Gamma correction (1/gamma)
e.g.
1000 nit HDR to 100 nit SDR
SDR Value = 1000 x (100/1000) ^ 1/2.2 = 355 nits
Quad View
- Quad View Inputs
Quad View Input Mode can act as a 4 channels multi-view applications which displays up to four 4 individual SDI inputs. It supports 12G & 3G SDI signals.
- Quad View Mode1
Quad View mode 1. This mode can display up to four 4 individual SDI inputs. Unsupported formats message will be displayed if the input format is 1.5G or lower and NO Signal message will be displayed without a physical input connection.
- Quad View Mode2
- Quad View mode 2. This mode can display up to three 3 individual SDI inputs and added Monitoring tools for SDI input 1 to one quadrant when SDI 3 or 4 are not present but not both such as:-
- Waveform / Vector Scope
- 16 channels Audio Metering
- Video Payload Identification "VPID"
Unsupported formats message will be displayed if the input format is 1.5G or lower and NO Signal message will be displayed without a physical input connection.
LKFS
This monitor series support the popular Audio Loudness “LKFS” feature. The Audio Loudness can be accessed via Audio Menu as well as the FUNCTION key.LKFS and QC Dashboard capabilities
NEW & Advanced features take Master Control monitoring to a higher and unmatched Level. Plura selected monitors support “QC Dashboard” that include WF/VS, Audio meters, (Closed Caption Decoding) and an on screen LKFS measurement with logging!
Audio Loudness Menu can be selected from the audio menu
- Settings
- Target Level
- Warning notifications
- Warning level
LKFS Loudness Real-Time Monitoring & Logging
LKFS Loudness Real-Time display & logging on a remote PC using PSC-500
(Plura System Controller Utility). See below:
Advanced WF & Vector with Line select animation
Plura monitors supports multiple waveform and vector modes
- Luminance & Vector
- Chroma B & Vector
- Chroma R & Vector
- Luminance, Chroma R & B
- Luminance G
- Luminance R
- Luminance B
- Luminance G,B,R
- Signal State 1 with Luminance & Vector
- Signal State 2 with Luminance & Vector
- Quad view with CH1
Closed Caption and OP47 display
Closed Caption (CC) and OP-47 support require professional monitoring tools, such as Plura monitors, to ensure standards for embedding, decoding, and monitoring subtitles in video signals. OP-47 is a World System Teletext (WST) standard used for HD/SD video that carries data in VANC (Vertical Ancillary) packets, requiring specialized hardware for compliance and confidence checks.
Plura monitors provide robust support for CEA-708/608 closed captioning and OP-47 teletext. By decoding these embedded VANC data streams directly, Plura monitors allow users to view captions on-screen and analyze them using built-in quality control tools, such as waveform monitors. This integration simplifies workflows and ensures caption integrity and broadcast compliance across regions, including North America, Europe, and Australia/NZ.
Dual display PIP & PAP
Plura’s Picture-in-Picture (PIP) and Picture-and-Picture (PAP) features enable users to monitor multiple video sources simultaneously within a single display, perfect for live production and technical environments.
2110 /2022-7 with 2 x 25GbE SFP28 Support- animation with RED & BLUE feed
- SMPTE ST 2110: A suite of standards (ST 2110-10, -20, -30, -40) that separate essence (video, audio, data) into individual streams, packetize them, and send them over IP networks for professional media workflows.
- ST 2022-7 (Redundancy): Enables sending the same video/audio/data streams (essence) over two separate network paths. If one path fails, the receiver seamlessly switches to the other without interruption, ensuring continuous picture/sound.
- IP Support Picture: Refers to how these standards handle video (picture) transport, often uncompressed or lightly compressed (like JPEG XS), supporting high resolutions (UHD, 4K) and frame rates, using standard IT infrastructure like Ethernet switches.
