The NEC Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 SoC provides a simple signage solution that slots easily into compatible NEC MultiSync ME, M, MA, and 5th Gen P-Series displays. The NEC interface board hosts the Compute Module 4 SoC and offers flexibility and powerful performance for creating customized display applications. It also delivers futureproof operation with a streamlined upgrade path through its modular and exchangeable slot design. The Ethernet and USB interfaces of the display interface board allow easy integration into a network or connection with external devices such as a mouse, keyboard, and touch inputs. This module is optimized for use with cost-effective displays for retail environments, passenger information kiosks, quick service menu boards, and other applications.

For ME, M, MA & Gen 5 P-Series Displays    4K UHD 3840 x 2160 Resolution    Slot-In Design for Easy Installation    Preinstalled NEC Media Player

Providing an intuitive plug-and-play digital signage solution, the NEC Media Player is easy to manage and capable of guiding the user to create powerful visual experiences.

The NEC Interface Board hosts the Compute Module 4 SoC and offers features like a Watch Dog Timer and a Real Time Clock, as well as preloaded licenses for video decoding to meet the demands of professional signage applications.

A Quad Core 1.5 GHz processor provides powerful performance and supports 4K UHD playback

Supporting a broad range of operating systems, this open platform offers high flexibility for digital signage software providers and system integrators.

Slotted into the display for a fully integrated solution, this module makes external mounting obsolete and provides a cable-free solution with internal connections for power, video, audio, data, and all control interfaces.

Take advantage of high performance and low energy use with associated savings.

Industrial-grade components and advanced heat management make this solution ideally suited for 24/7 operation.

Raspberry Pi computing features high reliability and a proven price-to-performance ratio, making it attractive for professional applications.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What material are the work surfaces constructed from?

A: The surface would be made of TruForm concrete.

Q: 2. I have an older NEC PA302W monitor which is a great monitor, but my new MacBook Pro will not work with my 32-bit SpectraView. I have been told that this sensor would have newer software that would make my older monitor work with a 64-bit operating software (OS Catalina 10.15.3). Can anyone tell me if that is correct?? Thanks JH

A: Yes, this should work with an older NEC PA302W.

Q: 3. Is it possible to use other calibration software? Or do I have to use NEC's software?

A: The Sharp SpectraSensor Pro Color Calibration Sensor is only compatible with the NEC SpectraViewII software.

Q: 4. how long is the warranty?

A: This NEC MultiSync E274F 27" Monitor has a Limited 3-Year Manufacturer Warranty.

Q: 5. what models is this for...???

A: The NEC Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (B&H# NEMPI4E) is compatible with the following monitors: P series: P404, P484, P554, P654Q and P754Q V series: V404, V484, V554, V404-T, V484-T, V554-T, V554Q, V654Q, V754Q, V864Q and V984Q C series: C751Q, C861Q and C981Q UN series: UN462A, UN462VA, UN492S, UN492VS, UN552, UN552A, UN552S, UN552V and UN552VS UX series: UX552 and UX552S

Q: 6. will the sensor work with a previously purchased bundle?

A: This is the recommended sensor by NEC for all there wide gamut monitors and SpectraView software. Unit is made by X-Rite and calibrated for SpectraView.

Q: 7. How does this compare with the X-Rite iOne Display Studio/Pro sensor? (NEC claims this one is custom calibrated for wide gamut displays, but not sure if that is just over-hyped advertising.)

A: It has the same performance as the X-Rite but it is customized for the NEC SpectraView II software.

Q: 8. MacBook Pro

A: This would depend on your model of Macbook Pro. If you have a pre Retina Macbook Pro. This should have no problem working with your computer.

Q: 9. Can I use this to easily remotely control just one or 2 lights that are DMX equipped. Can i control from an iphone?

A: The Blizzard SoC-It Wi-Fi Wireless DMX Gateway Control Solution will work with many lights at the same time. The lights need to be daisy-chained, and when combined, the lights do not use more than 512 channels.

Q: 10. Would this work with Mac as just a monitor without the touchscreen?

A: The Wimaxit M728 7" Touchscreen Display for Raspberry Pi is currently not compatible with Mac.