Set up, monitor, and test the feed from your surveillance cameras with the HDCM-4K 7" Rack-Mountable LED-Backlit LCD Surveillance Video Test Monitor from Triplett. This unit displays video at a maximum resolution of 1920 x 1080. It features 70/70° left and right viewing angles, 50/70° up and down viewing angles, and a 16:9 aspect ratio. The monitor is equipped with an HDMI 1.4 input, a component BNC input, a composite BNC input and output, a built-in speaker, and a headphone jack. An included stand provides flexible installation options on a wall, rack, or desk.

1920 x 1080 Resolution    7" TFT LED-Backlit LCD Display    70/70° L/R Viewing Angles    50/70° U/D Viewing Angles    16:9 Aspect Ratio    500:1 Contrast Ratio    HDMI 1.4 & Component BNC Inputs    Composite BNC Input & Output    Built-In Speaker & Headphone Jack    Stand Included

Compact LED-backlit LCD monitor designed for setting up, monitoring, and testing the feed of your surveillance cameras

Compatible with DVRs, NVRs, cable/satellite TV boxes, and DVD players

Can be used with desktops and laptops as a second monitor

Can be used with DSLR cameras as a second screen while broadcasting a live event

Compatible with Raspberry Pi

Brightness of 450 cd/m²

Built-in speaker

Includes built-in rechargeable battery, AC adapter, and external charger

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the HDMI loop through send an HD signal?

A: Yes, Viltrox DC70 II 7" LCD On-Camera Monitor would support 1080p full HD video via the full-size HDMI loop output.

Q: 2. how can I remove the setting bars TOP and BOTTOM, on the screen...?

A: To remove the setting bars you swipe down on the screen. To reactivate, swipe up.

Q: 3. Hello! What is the difference between PIP and POP? With POP can I control the size of the two Windows? Thank you!

A: PIP means Picture in Picture. The Program is display on the full screen, at same time the Preview source will be displayed in the Program window as an inset window. The size and position of the inset window can be adjusted from the menu. POP means Picture outside Picture. This is the same function as PIP only this allows you to see the Program source and Preview source side by side. The size is not adjustable with POP.

Q: 4. I have low vision what are the menus like? White letters om black or the hard to read whit on grey?

A: you can reset the monitor if this is color display issue,thanks!

Q: 5. Can you use xlr audio input from an audio interface and not use camera audio?

A: The switcher has 1/4" TRS inputs, not XLR. That being said, you can select what audio you would like to use and not use. Page 14 of the user manual goes over how you can set up the audio. https://bhpho.to/38cCojY

Q: 6. I see the resolution is 1024 x 600. Will this automatically downsize a 1080p60 input from HDMI?

A: The Viltrox DC70 II 7 - LCD On-Camera Monitor will only support 1080p up to 30 FPS. The monitor will display a compatible 1080p signal at 1024 x 600, but the HDMI output will maintain the resolution of a compatible input (ex. 1080p30).

Q: 7. Pls can I use computer to add graphics for my work on HDMI channel nd key it, hw do I connect nd genlock d graphics? can I switch from one source to another while d graphics is on d video e.g. name tag or any graphics or can I switch from one source to other source while on chroma key or luma key witout removing d chroma source

A: You will be able to use the luma key for graphics and bring them in through HDMI.

Q: 8. Can I daisy chain to a second monitor?

A: This monitor is not designed for daisy chaining.

Q: 9. Does this monitor cross-convert from SDI input to HDMI output?

A: No it can NOT

Q: 10. Can this be used on a Canon EOS RP for a montitor?

A: No, the ProAm USA Iris 7" LCD Video Monitor only has composite inputs and would not work with cameras like the Canon EOS RP that output from HDMI. An alternate display that would work with the Canon RP is the following model. Lilliput A7S 7" Full HD Monitor with 4K Support (Black Case) BH #LIA7SB