The Smart Assist M200 Quad from OVIDE is a versatile 22" monitor with a capacitive touchscreen display. Boasting 500 cd/m² brightness and DCI 4K screen resolution, the M200 offers four SDI inputs and 12 SDI outputs for video and two 3-pin XLR inputs and two outputs for analog audio. Two removable 2TB drives are included with the monitor.

22" Touchscreen Display    DCI 4K Screen Resolution    500 cd/m² Brightness    4 SDI Inputs/12 SDI Outputs    2 x 2TB Removable SSDs

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. how many amps does this pull? When it is powered.

A: About 6 watts or less.

Q: 2. Is this model loud? I have the same one from about 10 years ago and its very loud due to the cooling fan. I am wondering if this is an updated design that had fixed that issue.

A: The following model internals have been majorly improved that being heatsink and power supply hardware.

Q: 3. Will this device carry the audio over sdi?

A: Yes it will

Q: 4. Can this split an input and send to multiple outputs OR is this always 1 input to 1 output routing?

A: You can take 1 input to as many outputs as you want. It's a full matrix router.

Q: 5. Can the internet be used as an input? Can I show 8 different netflix shows simultaneously?

A: Not the way you ask it. It only accepts HD-SDI BNC connections for Cinema/TV Professional Cameras. You would need 8 seperate devices connected to the internet then a HDMI-to-HDSDI Converter to plug in each device to view all 8 shows. its still only 1080p best. So each of the 8 signals would be Standard Def at best on the screen.

Q: 6. I currently have 3G cables running to all my cameras and devices, does this unit accept the 3G signals or what?

A: As Blackmagic Design has stated, 3G cables would be fine for short distances of 6G signals or at greater lengths for 3G signals. If you plan on using 4K content, you may want to consider upgrading cables if your distance is significant.

Q: 7. HelloI want to replace a Kramer 4X4 matrix with this one.If i use this on am i going to have any delay when switching between inputs or is it better to use the non CleanSwitch version?I ask this because i suppose (i hope i am wrong) that if this one tries to keep all devices in synced in frame it may cause a bit of delay.Is it the proper device to use as a matrix/switcher on live events?thanks

A: We use this unit and also the older version that does not clean switch. Biggest difference between the two for us is the newer one does not lose signal while switching, which is nice, but it does add about 1 frame delay to the signal. We run our camera line through this and then to the ATEM switcher out to a projector, and there is a slight delay between what happens live on stage and what is seen on screen.

Q: 8. Currently I have 3G cables running to all my equipment, would this cleanswitch work for me or do I have to have 6G cabling?

A: As Blackmagic Design has stated, 3G cables would be fine for short distances of 6G signals or at greater lengths for 3G signals. If you plan on using 4K content, you may want to consider upgrading cables if your distance is significant.

Q: 9. If I have 12G SDI cables plugged into this, and send a 12G signal (4k 60p), what would happen? Would it down-convert it somehow and send a 6G signal out? Or would it just not work?

A: Sending a 12G signal will not work and will not down-convert to a 6G signal.

Q: 10. This equipement will work as presentation switcher??

A: No this works best to route video or to distribute multiple inputs to multiple outputs. Primarily because each output has independent control and no group switching is available the recommendation is to purchase additional hardware to control switching.