Blackmagicdesign Blackmagic MultiView 4 User Manual

Getting Started
Getting started with your Blackmagic MultiView is as easy as plugging in power, connecting
your SDI video sources, and plugging your monitors and televisions into the HDMI or SDI
outputs. This section of the manual will show you everything you need to know to get started
using your Blackmagic MultiView.
Plugging in Power
To power your Blackmagic MultiView, simply plug a standard IEC power cord into the 110-240V
AC power input on the rear panel.
Connecting SDI Sources and Monitors
Plug your SDI sources into any of the SDI video inputs on the rear panel. The video format will
be automatically detected and displayed in the multi view output. To see the output, simply
connect a monitor to the HD, 6G-SDI or HDMI multi view outputs.
Connect the video sources to your Blackmagic MultiView’s SDI video inputs.
Connect monitors to your Blackmagic MultiView’s HDMI or SDI multi view outputs.
When connecting an HDMI monitor to the HDMI output, your Blackmagic MultiView will
automatically detect whether the monitor supports Ultra HD or HD and switch the multi view
output accordingly.
TIP Blackmagic MultiView 4 can also accept Power over Ethernet Plus, which
means you only need to plug it into an Ethernet switch capable of supplying
PoE+. If you have both AC power and PoE+ connected to your MultiView 4,
itwill automatically switch to the remaining power supply if one is
unplugged or fails.
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TIP On Blackmagic MultiView 16 you can output the multi view via dedicated
HD-SDI outputs, or up to Ultra HD via the 6G-SDI and HDMI outputs.
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Blackmagicdesign Blackmagic MultiView 4 Specifications

General

Brand	Blackmagicdesign
Model	Blackmagic MultiView 4
Category	Signal Processors
Language	English