Fairlight Console LCD Monitor

Fairlight Console LCD Monitor.

Equip every bay of your Fairlight console with a Blackmagic Design Fairlight Console LCD Monitor to achieve versatile and comprehensive visual referencing for your DaVinci Resolve 17 system. This self-contained computer and high-resolution display combo features Ethernet, HDMI, and SDI connectivity to accept video signal from various sources such as a channel control panel, a computer, and a DeckLink interface.

When configured with a Fairlight channel control panel, the Fairlight Console LCD Monitor provides graphical feedback for the panel's controls, even as you adjust them in real time.
Paired with a Fairlight Audio Editor, this LCD monitor will show you the DaVinci Resolve GUI without relying on an additional monitor.
Run a video feed from your DeckLink or UltraStudio interface into the BNC SDI input to use the Fairlight Console LCD Monitor for lip sync checks with full-screen video previewing.

Clear Visual Reference
The Fairlight Console LCD Monitor is its own self-contained computer running Blackmagic OS, giving you instant graphic feedback for all channels in its corresponding module.
It can display channel information, the DaVinci Resolve user interface, plug-in interfaces, or video previews.
Depending on the task, you'll see individual channel information in-line with each fader strip below, all parameters when used in single-channel mode, or all controls for master mode. Previewing the video program while mixing and editing allows you to see the talent up close, you get a detailed view of character faces for checking lip sync.
You can add a Fairlight Console LCD Monitor to every bay.

Graphical Channel Control Feedback
When installed above a channel control panel, the LCD is connected via Ethernet. The LCD includes a built-in computer running Blackmagic OS to generate real-time graphical feedback for the controls on the panel below based on the channel control mode.

DaVinci Resolve User Interface
When the LCD is installed in a console above the Fairli