Add preview to your Q series Q16pro video processing chassis with this PVW Module from RGBlink. This hot-swappable module features one HDMI type A output and an RJ45 network output that support video signals with up to 1920 x 1080p60 resolution. The module supports up to 64 video signals for preview.

PVW Card for Q16pro I/O Chassis    1 x HDMI Type A Output, 1 x RJ45 Port    Supports Video up to 1920 x 1080p60    Preview up to 64 Video Signals    Hot-Swap Capable

• Fully modular architecture
• One HDMI type A output
• One RJ45 network port
• Output resolution up to 1920 x 1080p60
• Preview up to 64 video signals
• Support for hot swapping

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I understand the IR beam transmitter can be set to a high or low setting. Does the transmitter go into a low power stand-by mode when not being activated? For example, if this was set up over-night would the battery quickly drain? Thanks!James B.

A: I would recommend not keeping the device on while it is not in use.

Q: 2. Does this support Wirecast?

A: The RGBlink mini-pro 2 and Two PTZ Cameras Streaming Kit could work with Wirecast using the USB output of the Mini-Pro 2. The USB connection acts like a webcam output that would be compatible as an input in Wirecast software.

Q: 3. Does it work with Pentax cameras?

A: it should but i don't have pentax camera

Q: 4. What are the dimensions of the soft box?

A: This softbox is 7.1" x 5.3" (18x13.5cm)

Q: 5. Does it work with Fuji film x t2 camera? Thanks.

A: along with the hl capcord F this will work with the XT2

Q: 6. Can I use "edelkrone Pan Pro" with the "edelkrone Sony NP-F Battery Bracket" ?

A: Although the Edelkrone Pan PRO comes with a Canon LP-E6 battery plate. the Edelkrone Power Module for V-Mount (or Gold Mount), could be used for additional power options. This is what Edelkrone suggests. https://bhpho.to/38R68rz

Q: 7. Has anyone managed to sync their Einstein strobes at greater than 1/250s using the PowerMC2 on the Einstein and MiniTT1 transmitter and AC3 Zone Controller on their Nikon D700 or D800 cameras? I can't figure out how to make the HyperSync work with this combination.

A: HyperSync results vary by camera and flash. For the Einstein, you need to set the flash to full power and it needs to be in color mode. If you have trouble with your specific setup, you can check the PocketWizard Wiki and/or contact PocketWizard directly for help. Both of those cameras should be able to sync over 1/250 in HyperSync with an Einstein.

Q: 8. Can you program it on the OLED screen? Or is it only for viewing the status?

A: The screen only displays information.

Q: 9. - How effective is it to capture lighting strikes from thunderstorms at evening/night? And at daytime?- It seems it doesn't come with any cable, right?What exact cables do I need to trigger: Canon 5D Mark 3, Canon 70D and Panasonic Lumix G7?- What is the maximum number of shots that this can take using intervalometer mode?Thank you!!

A: there is a light sensor in the main promodule unit. the other piece is the IR module for ustilizing a wide ir beam to trigger. the sensitivity is adjustable for both light and sound as well as a built in delay of shutter release. To connect to either of those cameras there are two options, hard wire connection of pro module to camera utilizing the HL capcord set. or if you purchase the HL -CAPTUR C you then have wireless connection. PLease see www.hahnel.ie for in depth PDF's of how to connect.

Q: 10. If the webcam has a mic, does it transfer to HDMI audio?

A: No. The following unit only offers video IP decoding.