The IPS-A511S-WHT IPS Audio Insert (White) from FSR is an audio insert that allows for connection between (1) 1/8" stereo jack to (1) balanced screw terminal. The insert can be installed in any compatible IPS Wall Plate Opening or Under Table Mount.

The IPS series is a line of interconnect solutions designed to meet virtually any audio-video interface application need. IPS units can be combined to create custom solutions that mount on the wall or under tables. They are available in a wide variety of colors to match the decor of the installation area. This solution is well suited for use in classrooms, conferences rooms, lecterns, lobbies, churches, airports, hotels, and hospitals, among many other possible uses and applications.

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This audio insert allows for connection between (1) 1/8" stereo jack to (1) balanced screw terminal.

The insert can be installed in any compatible IPS Wall Plate Opening or Under Table Mount.

IPS series products designed to meet virtually any audio-video interface application need and can be combined to create custom solutions that mount on the wall or under tables.

IPS products are available in a wide variety of colors to match the decor of the installation area.

This solution is well suited for use in classrooms, conferences rooms, lecterns, lobbies, churches, airports, hotels, and hospitals, among many other possible uses and applications.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hello, Can this monitor be color calibrated using a hardware puck/software combination?

A: Yes, as long as the hardware calibrator is functioning as intended you would be fine.

Q: 2. Can this monitor also do 2560x1440 at 144hz?

A: No this monitor will not support 144Hz at 1440p.

Q: 3. what is the warranty length?

A: Limited Warranty 1 Year Parts and Labor

Q: 4. The image flip function also flips (i.e. reverses) the menu and all other user interface elements. Anyone know how to only flip the image but not the UI?

A: As we understand, Feelworld knows of this problem and is working on an upgrade. However, at this time the only way to fix it in present models is shipping it to their factory in China.

Q: 5. do it work for Lumix S1?

A: Yes, this will work with the Lumix S1.

Q: 6. can I edit photos with this monitor?

A: Yes, you can use the LG 32UN650-W 31.5" 16:9 FreeSync 4K IPS Monitor BH #LG32UN650W to edit photography, it can cover 95% DCI-P3 and 99% sRGB.

Q: 7. Which monitor is newer. The F570 or the F6?

A: F6Thanks

Q: 8. Does this monitor works with all its features with the Sony A7SII?

A: yes

Q: 9. What are people doing when filming in the bright sun? It doesn't do the best in super sunny situations.

A: Using a monitor in the sun has always been a challenge. The strongest weapon against it is a four sided hood. Here is one that is the closest in size I could find. It should work however, there is a chance it will be too big. Black paper tape might work for you in sealing up the cracks of light on the edges of the screen. Hoodman Sun Hood for TVLogic's 5.6 Camera Monitors B&H # HOTL56

Q: 10. How can I set this to standard sRGB as used by 99.9% of Windows PCs? Looking at the user manual on the LG support page there is no color gamut / color space settings? What does it default to? DCI-P3 like modern Macs expect? Seems like a HUGE oversight? I want to use this in the middle of two older LG monitors and I need them to calibrate similarly. The older LGs have settings for sRGB, AdobeRGB and DCI-P3 "emulation" (They do about 92% DCI-P3). So I could set those to DCI-P3, but most of my applications assume sRGB (as do 99.9% of all Windows applications)? If I calibrate with my X-Rite i1Display Pro set to sRGB will I get good sRGB color? Why does it list the sRGB coverage if it can't be set to sRGB? X-Rite i1Display Pro

A: The LG 32UN650-W 31.5" 16:9 FreeSync 4K IPS Monitor will respond in kind to the colors transmitted to it. The files you are editing can be limited in color gamut, but the monitor cannot. It can always display all the color it is capable of. A colorimeter can be used to create custom profiles based on your needs, but this is not found in the screen's settings.