Blackmagic Design Fairlight HDMI Monitor Interface

The Blackmagic Design Fairlight HDMI MonitorInterface allows you to generate the graphical feedback from Fairlight Console Channel Control. This compact converter can be placed discreetly on the back of your HDMI monitor and converts the Fairlight console ethernet data to HDMI. You get instant graphic feedback for the channel control status just as you would with the Fairlight Console LCD Monitor! The interface input can also be switched to SDI so you can see the talent up close for checking lip sync while editing, and an SDI output that mirrors the HDMI output lets you connect the interface to a remote SDI monitor.

Use your own HDMI monitor with Fairlight 2, 3, 4, or 5 bay studio consoles for direct visual feedback. It works by converting the console’s ethernet data into HDMI and SDI, making it compatible with virtually any computer display or broadcast monitor. Just like the Fairlight Console LCD Monitor, users will be able to see channel strip information, levels, equalization, dynamics processing, plug-in interfaces and more.

Customers can also display the video program output from the timeline. The interface input can be switched to SDI so customers can see the talent up close for checking lip sync while mixing. The compact design is small enough to fit behind desks or monitors tucked away out of sight.

Fairlight’s modular components are designed to be flexible so customers can use them with their own furniture or in a Fairlight chassis. They can be dropped into their own desks, making it easy to upgrade existing suites and furniture with Fairlight hardware. Each component comes with a mechanical drawing and cut out pattern that can be used as a guide, making it easy to modify their furniture to accommodate Fairlight hardware. Brackets and frames are also available for securely mounting the modules in place, ensuring a perfect, professional fit. The optional Fairlight HDMI Monitor Interface lets customers connect their own display, providing similar functionality as the Fairlight Console LCD Monitor.