The Vaddio TeleTouch HD Touch Screen LCD Monitor with Base (22") with 16.7 million display colors delivers high-quality images at a resolution up to 1080/60p & 1080/50p. It offers a contrast ratio of 1000:1, a brightness of 300 cd/m², and a viewing angle of 170° (H) x 160° (V). Using 5-wire resistive touch technology, the monitor allows you to control the ProductionVIEW MV series consoles with the simple touch of a finger, gloved hand, or stylus.

When used in conjunction with the ProductionVIEW MV series console firmware, the 22" LCD monitor lets you easily switch all live feeds and create video thumbnails of preset camera's shots. Besides, each PTZ camera input can store up to 12 video thumbnail preset camera shots. You can also configure the multiviewer to display up to 6 input windows and 2 larger preview and program windows with red/green tally borders. The distance between the dots of the same color inside the display screen is described with the help of 0.282mm pixel pitch.

Open Box Products Have a Limited 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty    16.7 Million Display Colors    Resolution up to 1080/60p & 1080/50p    For ProductionVIEW MV Series Console    5-Wire Resistive Touch Technology    Contrast Ratio of 1000:1    Brightness - 300 cd/m²    Can Display up to 6 Input Windows    2 Larger Preview & Program Windows    0.282mm Pixel Pitch

Offers 16.7 million display colors

Delivers high-quality images at a resolution up to 1080/60p & 1080/50p

Offers a contrast ratio of 1000:1, a brightness rating of 300 cd/m², and a viewing angle of 170° (H) x 160° (V)

5-wire resistive touch technology to control ProductionView HD MV and ProductionView HD-SDI MV Multiviewer video consoles

Easily switch all live feeds and create video thumbnails of preset camera's shots

Each PTZ camera input can store up to 12 video thumbnail preset camera shots

Configure the multiviewer to display up to 6 input windows and 2 larger preview and program windows with red green tally borders

Distance between the dots of the same color inside the display screen is described with the help of 0.282mm pixel pitch

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this monitor offer normal focus peaking or is it Monochrome peaking?

A: The monitor is capable of both focus peaking options.

Q: 2. What features does it have? Specifically things like false color, histogram, and other exposure monitoring instruments?

A: Peaking, Histogram, False color, Waveform, and exposure tools are included with the Viltrox DC70 II 7" LCD On-Camera Monitor

Q: 3. I like the option with the case, but wondering if the impact me-108p mount will fit inside the back of the case when the door is close. Anybody know this? Thanks!

A: We have not performed the exact application and the manufacturer does not provide the exact specs of the case, but based on the measurements of the monitor itself and the mount, we would would lean on the side of caution and say that it will not adequately fit with the back of the case door closed.

Q: 4. Does this have threads on the top and/or side for mounting?

A: Yes, the Viltrox DC70 EX 7" 4K LCD On-Camera Monitor has 1/4"-20 mounting points on all four sides of the display.

Q: 5. Does the SDI inputs carry embedded audio to the small speakers on the unit?

A: Yes, embedded Audio should play on the speakers and headphone output with this monitor.

Q: 6. What are the mounting options for this display?

A: it has a 1/4-20 female thread on the bottom

Q: 7. Does this come with the hardware to face mount it in a rack?

A: Yes, "This rackmount version comes with rack ears with built-in handles on the front. " This should be everything you will need to mount it, expect for the screws for your rack.

Q: 8. Does it support HDCP?

A: Because the Viltrox DC70 II 7" LCD On-Camera Monitor has no internal recording feature, HDCP compliance is not relevant on such a device.

Q: 9. There was no Brightness specification of the monitor

A: The manufacturer of the Viltrox DC70 PRO 7" 4K LCD On-Camera Monitor (B&H #VIDC70PRO) does not list a brightness rating in the specifications for it. However, we would estimate it at about 300-400 cd/m² which would make it usable in typical indoor ambient light. That's in the same range as the brightness level of similar monitors at its price level, and also that of a screen of a typical sub-$1,000 laptop PC. Moreover, it could be used for framing a shot outdoors using the included sun hood if bright light is kept from falling directly on the screen.

Q: 10. How well will this monitor "free stand" on that bracket?

A: Perfectly!