Blackmagic Design Fairlight Console LCD Monitor

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 Fairlight Audio Editor, the HDMI connection is used to connect the computer to the LCD. This allows the console operator to see the DaVinci Resolve interface without needing a separate monitor on a desk.

Full-Screen Video Preview Monitor

The console LCD monitor also features a BNC SDI connection that can be used to take the video preview from DaVinci Resolve via a DeckLink or UltraStudio interface. This lets you see a full-screen preview of the program and is perfect for checking lip sync.

Configuration and Updates via USB Type-C

A USB Type-C port is provided for software configuration (via the Fairlight Studio and Console setup utility) and software updates.

Convenient Software Upgrades

The Fairlight Console LCD Monitor utilizes an internal software upgrade function via an updater application.

Internal Power Supply

Equipped with an internal power supply, the Fairlight Console LCD Monitor bypasses the need for an unsightly and cumbersome wall wart.