Planar Ep6524K-T 65" 4K Hdr Touchscreen Monitor

Planar Ep6524k-t 65" 4k Hdr Touchscreen Monitor

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The EP6524K-T 65" Class UHD 4K HDR Touchscreen Commercial Monitor from Planar Systems offers 24/7 commercial-grade reliability and stunning 4K imagery with IR 20 Point Touch. The EP6524K-T is equipped with features ideal for digital signage, corporate boardrooms, and command and control centers. This versatile UHD display has multi-source viewing capability, 4K60 support through both HDMI and DisplayPort, HDCP 2.2 compliance, and mounting options for landscape or portrait orientation. Featuring a customizable OPS slot that has multiple USB inputs for peripherals, like a mouse, keyboard, or camera, combined with built-in speakers and an included remote control, the Planar EP Series offers an all-in-one signage solution or easy integration into a larger A/V system.

UHD 4K (3840 x 2160) Native Resolution Backlit LED with IR 20 Point Touch Two HDMI 2.0 & Two HDMI 1.4 Inputs Two DisplayPort 1.2 & One VGA Inputs OPS Slot with USB Inputs for Peripherals 4000:1 Static Contrast Ratio 450 nits Brightness Digital Signage and Control via LAN 24/7 Duty Cycle | Portrait & Landscape Up to Four Source Multi-View Capability

Display
Aspect Ratio	16:9
Display Orientation	Landscape, Portrait
Native Resolution	3840 x 2160
Maximum Brightness	450 nits / cd/m² (Sustained)
Contrast Ratio	4000:1
Response Time	8 ms
Refresh Rate	60 Hz
Color Gamut	72% NTSC
Screen Area	56.5 x 31.9" / 1435.4 x 810.2 mm
Pixels Per Inch (ppi)	68 ppi
Surface
Touchscreen Technology	Infrared (IR)
Multi-Touch Points	20
TV Tuner	No
Connectivity
NFC	No
USB I/O	1x USB-B (Unspecified Version) (Touchscreen Control)
Ethernet I/O	1x RJ45 (Unspecified Ethernet)
Number of OPS/Expansion Slots	1
Ambient Light Sensor	Yes
Multi-Input Support (PIP/PBP)	Picture-in-Picture (PIP), Picture-by-Picture (PBP)
Built-In Speakers	Yes, 2x 10 W
Speaker Configuration	2-Channel
Convenience
Built-In Mic	No
Electrical
Power Consumption	Typical: 170.0 W Standby: < 0.5 W
Power Adapter Type	Internal
General
Certifications	FCC Class A, cTUVus, CE, RoHS
Bezel Thickness	22 mm (Bottom/Top) 21 mm (Right/Left)
Duty Cycle	24 Hours / 7 Days
Dimensions	58.2 x 33.6 x 3.9" / 1477.4 x 854.2 x 99.3 mm (without Handle) 58.2 x 33.6 x 4.2" / 1477.4 x 854.2 x 107.5 mm
Weight	121 lb / 54.9 kg

Planar EP Series displays are designed for mission-critical environments where displays need to withstand extended or continuous operation and deliver exceptional performance day and night.

Built-in processing supports simultaneous viewing of two or four sources at one time and the ability for commonly used layouts to be saved and conveniently recalled upon command. These include picture-in-picture, 2-way, and 4-way split screen.

The EP6524K-T comes standard with expansion slots that support Intel's Open Pluggable Specification (OPS), making them compatible with OPS devices such as media players and PCs (sold separately). For convenience, two USB-A 2.0 ports and one USB-A 3.0 port are provided on the rear cover of the display. When an OPS device is installed, these USB ports can be used for a keyboard, webcam, USB drive, or other peripherals.

To ensure the highest quality integrated solutions, control system modules, drivers, and plug-ins are available for the EP6524K-T. Crestron drivers make it easier for resellers to integrate and consultants to recommend. Crestron drivers can save hours of programming, installation, and cost.

Organizations that prefer to use products that have been manufactured in the United States or countries designated in the U.S. Trade Agreements Act (TAA) need look no further.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Any reason this line won't work as a preview monitor for the ATEM Mini line?

A: There should be no issue taking the full-size HDMI Type-A port from the ATEM Mini switchers like the Blackmagic Design ATEM Mini Pro HDMI Live Stream Switcher and using a mini HDMI Type- C end into the ANDYCINE WIMAXIT 14" HDR Portable Touchscreen Monitor for a program or multiview display.

Q: 2. Can this monitor record 2k?

A: This monitor cannot record. It is a monitor only. It does not support 2K resolutions.

Q: 3. Does the spotmeter function show values in RGB255 and as a Y%.

A: At the moment, the spot meter function on the OVIDE Koko 10" HDR Touchscreen Recording Monitor (Gold Mount) only displays values in RGB255.

Q: 4. Can I mount this in Portrait instead of Landscape?

A: The InFocus INF6510M 65" UHD 4K Touchscreen Commercial Monitor with Wall Mount (BH # INF6510M) may be mounted only in the landscape/horizontal orientation.

Q: 5. Can I use this monitor as HDR monitor with Blackmagic decklink card in my computer for color grade HDR ?

A: While the Elvid 5" RigVision HDR On-Camera Touchscreen Monitor could be connected to a Blackmagic Design DeckLink card, the monitor is designed for on camera use. For an HDR monitor for color grading an option would be the BenQ SW321C 32" 16:9 4K HDR IPS Photo and Video Editing Monitor, BH #BESW321C.

Q: 6. Will it work with Canon EOS cameras ?

A: Yes, the Elvid 5" RigVision HDR On-Camera Touchscreen Monitor would work with Most any camera that can output video on HDMI. Please note that most Canon Camera models will require a Mini to HDMI cable to connect to the display. ZILR Hyper-Thin High-Speed Mini-HDMI to HDMI Cable with Ethernet (17.7") BH #ZI4KP60MC17 Also make sure to add a Battery: Watson NP-F770 Battery Kit with Compact AC/DC Charger BH #WANPF770CK

Q: 7. Can this monitor control Sony A7S III?

A: It cannot. The touchscreen functions are for the monitor only.

Q: 8. How can i power this monitor from a vmount battery ? Is there any dtap cable ?

A: To power the Elvid 5" RigVision HDR On-Camera Touchscreen Monitor you will need to use a Dummy NPF battery to D-Tap adapter.

Q: 9. Does it support recording 4K 10-bit 4:2:2, or some RAW format?

A: The specifications for the video recording mode of the OVIDE Koko 10" HDR Touchscreen Recording Monitor (V-Mount) are the following. Koko records: Framerate - 23.98p, 24p, 25p, 29.97p, 30p, 50p, 59.94p, 60p (soon 47.95p & 48p too) Video resolution: 1920 x 1080 Prores 422 HQ Prores 422 Prores 422 LT Prores 422 Proxy Bit rate: 10 bits Color space: ITU-R BT.709

Q: 10. Can it be used in vertical mode? To record shorts and reels

A: Yes, the Shimbol M5 5.5" 3D LUT 4K HDMI HDR Touchscreen Monitor can be used in vertical mode but the footage will need to be imported to your choice editor in 9:16.

Javier S	18/09/2024
[3840 x 2160] Excellent quality picture, quick set up and connectivity. I use this monitor mainly to monitor system performance, below a 57’ gaming display. Under heavy loads it helps me track several parameters like CPU temperature, GPU usage and so on. Because it is a portable device, I also easy to use it as a tool for example, to troubleshoot a motherboard that fails to post. I have not used the touchscreen feature. I general I am happy with this little one. 5

Myles	14/09/2024
[20] This is currently the best on-camera monitor that money can buy. Camera control works very smoothly and the monitor’s user interface is very responsive and well thought out. Touch screen is also a great feature when using the camera control functions. I was surprised to learn that a screen protector comes in the kit! 5

Michael	23/08/2024
[68 ppi] We needed a portable field monitor that was usable outdoors in bright sunlight, and this FeelWorld 10 has proven to be a winner. It has a high quality bright image with both HDMI and SDI inputs, all the typical picture analytics, and can be mounted on a stand or hand held for Run & Gun shoots. A nice surprise is the mounting block on the back right portion of the monitor. We can mount our Hollyland 300 Pro receiver directly to this block and with a short HDMI cable attached, can view wireless video from our camera. The monitor is almost too bright for indoor use. We used it for a stage production and had to adjust the 'brightness' function down considerably. As a word of caution, use the camera's viewfinder and internal calibrations to adjust for iris levels rather than using the external monitor's image. But a nice 10 display attached to your camera or tripod is certainly a bonus when composing and focusing your shots. The monitor has a lightweight plastic build and probably less durable than many of it's competitors, but it is also much more affordable. If treated well, we hope to use this on many shoots in the future. 5

Arthur	22/08/2024
[72% NTSC] Upgraded from my SmallHD 702. Such a big difference. The clarity is apparent and definitely much brighter. The UI seems faster and overall I’m in love with it. Build/image quality is A1 5

Silo	16/08/2024
[Infrared (IR)] This is the perfect combination for any lightweight, travel ready Rig. The power consumption is great even with low capacity batteries, it is the exact size of my cell phone which is great when traveling. The only drawback is it takes about 10 seconds to power up, not a big deal. 5

Jason	15/08/2024
[72% NTSC] Great, affordable monitor! If you don't need internal recording, this is the monitor. Build quality is top notch and the 1200 nit brightness lets you see in direct sunlight. 5

Chris S.	06/08/2024
[4000:1] I have avoided Small HD because of their steep price point for quite a while. But with the recent sale I found it within reach. This is the best monitor at this size period! The build is solid - hard metal body with great feeling buttons and responsive controls. The image is flawless. So true to to the picture profile that I had no surprises grading at all. My AC found a ton of features that made his job easier and he ended up buying one for himself after the shoot. SmallHD is the standard for a reason. I don't think I can go back to cheaper models with all their comprimises. 5

Shawn	23/07/2024
[60 Hz] I’m impressed by the brightness and clarity of this on-camera monitor. I’ve used Elvid units in the past and found this new RigVision really sets itself apart from a color reproduction and image quality perspective. When tethered to my Panasonic GH5, I felt that I could actually reliably scrutinize my image in the field and have a critical eye for focus, exposure and color whereas I’d previously only truly rely on a monitor of this size as a reference for framing. I was able to use this outside on a fairly sunny day in June, around noon, with little compromise to visibility. Focus peaking works great and the touchscreen is nice to have, even if I’m personally inclined to not muck up the screens with fingerprints. To that point, however, screen protectors are included. Build quality is a little lighter that I expected and some of the buttons don’t have the most satisfying response — “clicky(?) maybe — but the lack of a bulky, heavy build actually made it easier to wield when shooting. I particularly liked throwing some custom and downloaded LUTs on the flash drive and auditioning them in the field. You’ll need your own HDMI cable and Sony L-Series battery but, aside from that, this is ready to pair with your favorite camera! I received this product in exchange for my honest review. 5

David	17/07/2024
[Yes] I am a real estate photographer, and this is a real boon, enabling me to get a really good idea of what an image will look like, much better than from the viewfinder or LCD screen on my Nikon Z6ii.Being able to adjust brightness and to zoom using the touchscreen is great, and also the histogram is really useful. Well worth the difference in price between this and a cheap monitor (which I had previously). 5