7" 4K30 Hdmi/3G-Sdi Dual-Display Monitor By Muxlab

7" 4k30 Hdmi/3g-sdi Dual-display Monitor By Muxlab

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The 7" 4K30 HDMI/3G-SDI Dual-Display Monitor by MuxLabfrom 7" 4K30 HDMI/3G-SDI Dual-Display Monitor by MuxLabfeatures two independent 7" IPS LCD monitors in a single housing suitable for rack mounting. This allows you to save space in a rack system, whether in a machine room or OB truck. Supporting up to 1080p60 over both HDMI and 3G-SDI, each 1920 x 1200 monitor features individual HDMI, 3G-SDI, and CVBS (composite) inputs with loop-through outputs. The unit requires only a single power source to power both monitors.

Each monitor features assignable front panel buttons to select functions such as center marker, safe area, image flip, and image freeze. A DB15 connector supports individual tally on each monitor, allowing you to tell at a glance which image is live, and you can also connect the unit to a LAN for configuration management. The 19" wide panel is pre-drilled for rack mounting and is only 2 RU tall to fit in standard racks.

2 Independent 7" IPS LCD Monitors HDMI, 3G-SDI, CVBS Loop-Through Outputs Input up to DCI 4K24/UHD 4K30 Customizable Front Panel Buttons Center Marker, Safe Area Markers Focus Assist, Image Flip, Image Freeze Built-In Individual Tri-Color Tally 2 RU Height

Key Specs
Display Size	7.0" / 17.8 cm
Native Resolution	1920 x 1200
Touchscreen	No
HDR Support	No
Video I/O	2x HDMI (Unspecified Signal) Input 2x HDMI (Unspecified Signal) Loop Output 2x BNC (3G-SDI) Input 2x BNC (3G-SDI) Loop Output 2x BNC (Composite) Input 2x BNC (Composite) Loop Output
Media/Memory Card Slot	No
Video Format	HDMI/SDI DCI 4K: 24 UHD 4K: 30/29.97/25/24/23.98 1080p: 60/59.94/50/30/29.97/25/24/23.98 1080PsF: 24/23.98 1080i: 60/59.94/50 720p: 60/59.94/50/30/29.97/25/24/23.98 576p 480p 576i 480i
Power Consumption	21 W
Display
Panel Type	IPS-Type LCD
Display Size	7.0" / 17.8 cm
Native Resolution	1920 x 1200
Aspect Ratio	16:10
Viewing Angle	Horizontal: 160° (80/80) Vertical: 160° (80/80)
Touchscreen	No
Maximum Brightness	450 nits / cd/m²
Contrast Ratio	1100:1
HDR Support	No
Pixels Per Inch (ppi)	323 ppi
Image Controls	Check Field, Color Temperature Selection, Customizable Aspect Ratios, Focus Assist, Histogram, Image Flip, Pixel-to-Pixel Zoom, Screen Markers, Vectorscope
Inputs / Outputs
Video I/O	2x HDMI (Unspecified Signal) Input 2x HDMI (Unspecified Signal) Loop Output 2x BNC (3G-SDI) Input 2x BNC (3G-SDI) Loop Output 2x BNC (Composite) Input 2x BNC (Composite) Loop Output
Embedded Audio	HDMI/SDI
Audio I/O	2x 2RCA Line Input 2x 1/8" / 3.5 mm Headphone Output
Built-In Speaker	No
Power I/O	1x Barrel (3 A / 12 VDC) Input 1x XLR 4-Pin (3 A / 12 VDC) Input
Other I/O	2x Mini-USB 2.0 Input 1x DE-15/DB-15 (Tally) Input 1x RJ45 (10/100 Mb/s Ethernet) Input/Output
Media/Memory Card Slot	No
Wi-Fi	No
Bluetooth	No
Mobile App Compatible	No
Format Support
Video Format	HDMI/SDI DCI 4K: 24 UHD 4K: 30/29.97/25/24/23.98 1080p: 60/59.94/50/30/29.97/25/24/23.98 1080PsF: 24/23.98 1080i: 60/59.94/50 720p: 60/59.94/50/30/29.97/25/24/23.98 576p 480p 576i 480i
Power
Input Power	100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz 9 to 24 VDC at 3 A
Power Consumption	21 W
Mounting
Rack Form Factor	2 RU
General
Environmental Resistance	No
Certifications	CE, FCC, RoHS
Operating Conditions	14 to 122°F / -10 to 50°C up to 95% Humidity
Storage Conditions	-4 to 140°F / -20 to 60°C
Material of Construction	Metal
Dimensions	19 x 5.2 x 1.2" / 482.6 x 132 x 30.5 mm
Weight	4.17 lb / 1.89 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	5.45 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	21.1 x 8.4 x 5"

Two independent 7" IPS LCD monitors in a single 19" 2 RU housing

Each monitor has its own front panel buttons for power, menu, and selection, as well as assignable function buttons

Individual headphone jacks are provided for each monitor

Each monitor supports HD signals over HDMI and 3G-SDI connectors, as well as CVBS SD signals with audio via BNC and RCA jacks

An RJ45 connector allows you to connect the unit to a LAN for configuration management

Each monitor features a center marker, safe area markers, check field, focus assist, aspect ratio, image flip, pixel-to-pixel, and image freeze

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I'm hoping to use this to put in between a lap top running power point and a projector to document the presentation with this device while I film the speaker with another. Sounds like with the internal looping this would work. Any pitfalls? Also if a speaker has old VGA laptop, I assume there is a converter but wondering if any other surprises to this approach?

A: Works great to do screen capture on Mac with hdmi out... I mention Mac because Ive tested and the hdmi output options on macs are great for changing between interlaced and progressive etc so the files dont look jumpy when you play them back.

Q: 2. Is it compatible with the Nikon D3300? It can output a clean, free from overlays feed on HDMI.

A: It should be, It has HDMI and mini BNC inputs, so far it takes signal form any device i have tried. I have not tried a Nikon camera, but it works with my Panasonic and JVC video cameras.

Q: 3. How much record time can I expect with using a 64bit SD card (for DNxHD, or Apple Pro Res?)

A: That depends entirely on the video quality level/bit-rate you set on the camera. It can range from from 10 minutes to 4 hours.

Q: 4. The expected availability recently went from August to October. Is there a specific reason for this delay or is it a random guess?

A: We were told by Blackmagic the roll out would be delayed. If there was a reason given, it is not known by us sales agents.

Q: 5. How does the Anton Bauer battery plate connect to the 662/S? Is there any documentation or pictures that shows how that connection happens?

A: The 662/s has a 2 pins connector on the back case for plugging Anton Bauer mount.

Q: 6. is there a sunhood available for this?

A: At this point we do not carry a hood specifically for the Video Assist. However the monitor has not yet been released so 3rd party manufactures have yet to create a lot of accessories for it, but eventually they will. Please keep an eye on our website for updates and new releases as they become available.

Q: 7. How does this pair with the 1dc? Would this be a good choice for HD acquisition being that it records 1080p at 60fps? Would the result be 10bit 422?

A: It will work with your Canon DSLR as long as it has an active video HDMI output. The video format recorded to the SD card is 10bit 422 ProRes in your choice of codec (Proxy, LT, 422, HQ). DnxHD is an option as well.Here is a link to the tech specs for the producthttps://a href= http://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/blackmagicvideoassist/techspecs target= _blank www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/blackmagicvideoassist/techspecs/a

Q: 8. In the product images the Video Assist has a histogram displayed. Does this monitor support other scopes: false color, vector, etc?

A: At this time, outside of histogram, audio meters, timecode display, and more it is not known exactly what the Blackmagic Video Assist will display. Please watch the B&H website for updates as they are known.

Q: 9. can you record from a 4k camera ?

A: You can record HD output from a 4K capable camera but you cannot record 4K. The highest resolution possible with the Video Assist is Apple ProRes 422 HQ or Avid DNxHD RAW.

Q: 10. Ol,ele grava na sada HDMI da 5D mark II ?

A: Yes it will record the HDM output of the 5D. Note that the HDMI output of the camera may not be the expected frame rate and resolution and may contain in camera displays. It is up to camera settings to obtain a clean feed to the HDMI.

Thomas	29/09/2024
[1920 x 1200] Real Buttons! This device features actual knobs and buttons for settings. No need to navigate too many submenus and multifunction buttons. Video quality is good. Speaker is adequate for our needs. Does not include power supply, so you'll either need a battery or to purchase a PSU for it. Other than that, it's great. 5

Richard	18/09/2024
[Metal] This monitor works very well and has all the features I wanted and more. Each monitor can be controlled individually with on/off switches, headphone monitors, menu and more. I use the Triple for monitoring each camera connected to my switcher and it works superbly. I only wish there was a version of this monitor that had 4 monitors even if they were a bit smaller. So far I've been really happy with FeelWorld monitors. 5

Derek	02/09/2024
[21.1 x 8.4 x 5"] The monitor is solid and the price is right! The menus and setting sharpness, color, are not that difficult to navigate. I haven't seen anyone have problems setting it yet. I just can't wait until I have a moment to wire up, integrate it's tally. 5

anyonymous	22/08/2024
[Metal] I have used this monitor on a SDI cable with the Blackmagic Cinema Camera. It is the only affordable solution to monitoring on SDI and it works as advertised. 5

Morgan	29/07/2024
[1100:1] We needed a monitor for our production team because we were using an old TV for awhile instead. It works great, especially for when filming outside. 5

Mr. Hippo	18/07/2024
[2 RU] Excellent features for the price. I never know how much difference a field monitor would make in our production quality. This unit has false color which aids focussing; wave form and histogram views to aid the lighting set-up up front so less effort is needed in post. Unit comes with a sun shield for outdoor use and has a variety of mounting options. It can be mounted on top of a DSLR with the hot shoe mount or on a stand or tripod. Multiple inputs formats can be used although I only use the HDMI input. I use a separate HDMI selector switch to enable multiple cameras to use the same monitor which facilitates camera matching. 5

Barry	13/07/2024
[16:10] A 5 monitor seemed too small for my Nikon D7500 DSLR rig, where the C6 was 'just right' and doesn't add significantly more weight when handheld. Best thing about the C6 is how bright it is - able to clearly see the screen even in mid-day southern California sun (the sun hood does help with glare control for contrast). When indoors or at night, the screen dims to comfortable levels (extending the battery time). Been getting about one hour of runtime at low/mid-brightness using Ikan NP-F750 5800mAh with HDMI loop out and powering my Tilta Nucleus-n wireless focus motor. Do recommend using a battery plate on your rig for better weight distribution/balance. The U/X is easy to use via the touchscreen or the control wheel. Comes with a semi-hard carrying case that snuggly fits the monitor with closed cell foam screen protector, plus a zippered accessory pocket big enough for the mounting bracket, and maybe a short HDMI cable or two. Note that the case won't fit batteries or other accessories. Only significant issue is the 1/4-20 mounts on the monitor. A) they are not ARRI-style compatible, with the registration holes on the C6 spaced 12mm on center vs 15mm of the ARRI-style anti-rotation pins, plus they are too shallow. B) DC power in/out jacks are too close to the bottom -20 mounting hole to allow using a NATO rail or other quick release plate. So you either need to use the provided arm or get another monitor arm that just screws on. 5

Joe	13/06/2024
[5.45 lb] This monitor is feature packed for the price. We are using it for an on set production monitor which works very well. It has everything you would want including audio monitoring at the monitor. Focus peaking is very nice and the wave form is handy too. We use the NP-F970 batteries and we yet have to change batteries during a shoot. I was also very pleasantly surprised when the monitor arrived in a very nice metal case. The only negative is the menu navigation is a bit clunky but is alright once you get used to it. Bottom line... You'll have to pay more than twice the money for a monitor with the same features and quality. Highly recommended for low budget and student film programs. 5

Jared	06/06/2024
[Metal] good little monitor. no issues so far 5

Michael	01/06/2024
[HDMI/SDI] I am an independent producer, shooter, editor, scriptwriter, etc. I shoot a great many interviews and have, as of late, been reducing the size and weight of the gear I have to lug around. For the last year, I have been lugging around a TV set I bought@. It was cheap and I really only needed it for positioning of the interviewee. I had to bring power blocks and stingers to run the TV set. Now, with this hot little monitor, I not only get great positioning, outstanding quality of image, and other features (some of which I don't use), it also runs forever on batteries. Before I purchased it, I read some of the reviews. I must say that I could find none of the problems other people say they had. I think most of those other reviewers preferred to open the package, turn everything on, and, then, when it wasn't exactly what they expected, tried to read the instructions. I read them first and the unit is great. I have compared it with other units that cost four times as much and I can't tell the difference. 5