New Decimator USB Control Panel software adds powerful new features for bo the DMON-S and DMON-6S Multi-Viewers

New Decimator USB Control Panel software adds powerful new features for both the DMON-12S and DMON-6S Multi-Viewers 05 November 2014

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Decimator Design has announced the release of new USB Control Panel software v2.0.3 for Mac and PC which adds a firmware update v1.1 for both the DMON-12S and DMON-6S.

Powerful new features have been added to both the DMON-12S and DMON-6S Multi-Viewers including a 16 character UMD overlay per window with individual enables, custom positioning and size; a 16 Channel Audio Metering overlay per window with individual enables, custom positioning and size; Safe Action and Safe Title overlay per window with individual enables and adjustment; Centre Cross overlay per window with individual enable; Audio ID overlay; and Dynamic UMDs via TSL protocol on RS422/485 pins on the DSUB-37 connector.

Tallies can now be applied to either Tally Boxes (Default), Outside Safe Action Area or Border; Tally boxes allows for up to 4 Tallies per quadrant (Green, Red, Blue and Yellow), and there is an ability to save and load custom layouts.

Mike Wattley, Sales Manager at Symbiosis, Master Distributor for EMEA + the Americas said The new, free of charge firmware update for the award-winning DMON-12S and 6S multi-viewers increases the professional usability of these already excellent products. The UMDs, Audio Meters and Graticules are essential functions, and the custom positioning and size (for each window) goes one step further thanks to the attention to detail now synonymous with Decimator Design. The additional added functions make the DMON-12S and DMON-6S extremely powerful and versatile multi-viewers, at very reasonable prices.

Decimator Design will be on booth 1047 at CCW 2014, Javits Convention Centre, New York City, USA, 12th-13th November 2014. Greg Wright from Decimator Design, Suzanne Mills, Mike Wattley and Anthony Pidgeon from Master Distributor Symbiosis will be on the booth.

The portable DMON-12S includes 12 independent 3G/HD/SD-SDI inputs, supporting 26 formats and variable aspect ratios, with HDMI and SDI outputs. Each quadrant is independent of the others, allowing any 3G/HD/SD format of any frame rate to be displayed simultaneously, with fully customisable layouts.

The portable DMON-6S performs the same functions as the DMON-12S, but with 6 independent 3G/HD/SD-SDI inputs and 6 active loop copies of each input.

Decimator products are designed for users wanting feature-packed, multi-use, truly portable problem-solvers.

See the full range of converters at www.decimator.com.

Visit Master Distributor www.symbiosis.com/distribution/where to buy for your local stock holding reseller.

Decimator Design is an Australian based company that is dedicated to the design and manufacture of advanced video broadcast solutions. Products such as the flagship Decimator, and now the Decimator 2 have set new industry standards for high-quality, cost-effective broadcast equipment solutions. Not satisfied with the success of the Decimator 2, Decimator Design has also added the award-winning DMON-12S, DMON-6S, MD-Quad, MD-DUCC, MD-Cross and MD-RDA to its impressive product line-up. Decimator Design's products are known worldwide for their quality and reliability, making them an easy choice for any engineer or media professional. www.decimator.com

Symbiosis is a global distributor for innovative manufacturers at the forefront of the professional video industry. We work directly with our partners to identify, promote and distribute their products to local resellers throughout our appointed territories in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and North & South America.

Contact for further product/sales information:

Suzanne Mills - Marketing Manager Symbiosis Ltd

Tel: +44 (0)1926 436938 (UK/Europe)

Tel: +1 (917) 725 2019 (US)

Skype: suzannesymbiosis

Email: suzanne@symbiosis.com

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