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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
The JVC BM-H1900SU is a 19-inch color production monitor from JVC's BM-H series, | The JVC BM-H1900SU is a 19-inch color production monitor from JVC's BM-H series, introduced in February 1996 for professional broadcast and video production environments.<ref name="jvc-press">[http://pro.jvc.com/prof/attributes/press_res.jsp?model_id=MDL100021&feature_id=08 JVC Pro — BM-H1900SU Press Release (February 1996)]</ref><ref name="jvc-overview">[http://pro.jvc.com/prof/attributes/tech_desc.jsp?model_id=MDL100021&feature_id=01 JVC Pro — BM-H1900SU Product Overview]</ref> Last listed at $2,239, it was the larger sibling to the 13-inch [[JVC BM-H1310SU]] in JVC's discontinued broadcast monitor lineup. | ||
The monitor features a 19-inch CRT with SMPTE-C phosphors, in-line guns, and a trio-dot shadow mask with a 0.40mm dot pitch, delivering more than 750 lines of horizontal resolution.<ref name="jvc-specs">[http://pro.jvc.com/prof/attributes/specs.jsp?model_id=MDL100021&feature_id=03 JVC Pro — BM-H1900SU Specifications]</ref> It incorporates a beam current feedback system for long-term stability and outstanding color reproduction, with selectable color temperature at 6500K and 9300K.<ref name="jvc-overview" /> | The monitor features a 19-inch CRT with SMPTE-C phosphors, in-line guns, and a trio-dot shadow mask with a 0.40mm dot pitch, delivering more than 750 lines of horizontal resolution.<ref name="jvc-specs">[http://pro.jvc.com/prof/attributes/specs.jsp?model_id=MDL100021&feature_id=03 JVC Pro — BM-H1900SU Specifications]</ref> It incorporates a beam current feedback system for long-term stability and outstanding color reproduction, with selectable color temperature at 6500K and 9300K.<ref name="jvc-overview" /> | ||
The BM-H1900SU supports 4:3 to 16:9 aspect ratio switching and multi-format, multi-system operation | The BM-H1900SU supports 4:3 to 16:9 aspect ratio switching and multi-format, multi-system operation compatible with NTSC 3.58, PAL, and NTSC 4.43 standards.<ref name="jvc-press" /> The press release described the unit as having universal power (100–240V AC, 50/60Hz), though the specifications page lists 120V AC.<ref name="jvc-press" /><ref name="jvc-specs" /> Its professional input complement includes two composite video channels on BNC, one S-Video (Y/C) channel on 4-pin Mini-DIN, and a switchable component (Y/B-Y/R-Y for D-9/Betacam/MII formats) or RGB analog input on BNC — all featuring bridge connections for signal loop-through.<ref name="jvc-specs" /> An external sync (EXT. SYNC) BNC input with loop-through is provided for studio genlock applications, along with a REMOTE/TALLY DIN 8-pin port for system integration.<ref name="jvc-specs" /> Three audio channels on RCA with bridge connections support the video inputs, and a built-in 9cm × 5cm oval speaker provides 1.6W mono audio monitoring.<ref name="jvc-specs" /> | ||
Professional features include CPU-based setup control, on-screen menu operation with front knob controls, wireless remote control capability with an ID system, and standard production functions including Blue Check, Color Off, Pulse Cross, and Under-scan.<ref name="jvc-overview" /> | Professional features include CPU-based setup control, on-screen menu operation with front knob controls, wireless remote control capability with an ID system, and standard production functions including Blue Check, Color Off, Pulse Cross, and Under-scan.<ref name="jvc-overview" /> An optional RM-C550W wireless remote control was available as an accessory ($179).<ref name="jvc-acc">[http://pro.jvc.com/prof/attributes/accessories.jsp?model_id=MDL100021&feature_id=05 JVC Pro — BM-H1900SU Accessories]</ref> | ||
The monitor requires 120V AC at 50/60Hz and draws 0.9A.<ref name="jvc-specs" /> It measures 449mm × 431mm × 511mm (W × H × D) and weighs 66.0 lbs (30.0 kg).<ref name="jvc-specs" /> | The monitor requires 120V AC at 50/60Hz and draws 0.9A.<ref name="jvc-specs" /> It measures 449mm × 431mm × 511mm (W × H × D) and weighs 66.0 lbs (30.0 kg).<ref name="jvc-specs" /> | ||
Revision as of 03:31, 6 February 2026
1×Composite (CVBS) (BNC, Mono audio via RCA (connector))
3×Component (YPbPr) (BNC)
1×Composite (CVBS) (BNC, Mono audio via RCA (connector))
1×S-Video (Y/C) (Mini-DIN-4, Mono audio via RCA (connector))
Overview
The JVC BM-H1900SU is a 19-inch color production monitor from JVC's BM-H series, introduced in February 1996 for professional broadcast and video production environments.[1][2] Last listed at $2,239, it was the larger sibling to the 13-inch JVC BM-H1310SU in JVC's discontinued broadcast monitor lineup.
The monitor features a 19-inch CRT with SMPTE-C phosphors, in-line guns, and a trio-dot shadow mask with a 0.40mm dot pitch, delivering more than 750 lines of horizontal resolution.[3] It incorporates a beam current feedback system for long-term stability and outstanding color reproduction, with selectable color temperature at 6500K and 9300K.[2]
The BM-H1900SU supports 4:3 to 16:9 aspect ratio switching and multi-format, multi-system operation compatible with NTSC 3.58, PAL, and NTSC 4.43 standards.[1] The press release described the unit as having universal power (100–240V AC, 50/60Hz), though the specifications page lists 120V AC.[1][3] Its professional input complement includes two composite video channels on BNC, one S-Video (Y/C) channel on 4-pin Mini-DIN, and a switchable component (Y/B-Y/R-Y for D-9/Betacam/MII formats) or RGB analog input on BNC — all featuring bridge connections for signal loop-through.[3] An external sync (EXT. SYNC) BNC input with loop-through is provided for studio genlock applications, along with a REMOTE/TALLY DIN 8-pin port for system integration.[3] Three audio channels on RCA with bridge connections support the video inputs, and a built-in 9cm × 5cm oval speaker provides 1.6W mono audio monitoring.[3]
Professional features include CPU-based setup control, on-screen menu operation with front knob controls, wireless remote control capability with an ID system, and standard production functions including Blue Check, Color Off, Pulse Cross, and Under-scan.[2] An optional RM-C550W wireless remote control was available as an accessory ($179).[4]
The monitor requires 120V AC at 50/60Hz and draws 0.9A.[3] It measures 449mm × 431mm × 511mm (W × H × D) and weighs 66.0 lbs (30.0 kg).[3]
