Product Description
The Lilliput FA1045-NP/C/T is a top - notch 10.4 - inch LED touch - screen monitor. It has a standard 4:3 aspect ratio, just like the common 17' or 19' desktop monitors. This aspect ratio is ideal for applications such as CCTV monitoring and certain broadcast uses that don't need a wide - screen. It offers a wide range of connections including HDMI, DVI, VGA, YPbPr, Composite, and S - Video. The YPbPr input for analogue component signals and S - Video input for legacy AV equipment make it very versatile. You can choose between a non - touch screen and a 4 - wire resistive touch screen model (5 - wire optional). It's a perfect fit for CCTV systems, working well with any CCTV equipment including DVRs. It comes with a built - in desktop stand for easy setup, and you can also detach it to use VESA 75 standard mounts. Key features include 4 or 5 wire resistive touch panel, HDMI and DVI inputs, VGA and AV inputs, and touch - screen operation. Technical specs: 10.4' LED backlit (4:3) display, 800×600 resolution (supports up to 1920 x 1080), PAL - 4.43 and NTSC - 3.58 color systems, 400:1 contrast ratio, 250cd/m2 brightness, 130°/ 110° (H/V) viewing angle, multiple input signals, 1.2W audio output, DC 12V input voltage, 8W power consumption, 260 × 200 × 39 mm dimensions, and 902g weight.
Using the Lilliput FA1045 - NP/C/T monitor is a breeze. First, connect it to your power source using the DC 12V input. Then, choose the appropriate video input (like HDMI, DVI, etc.) based on your connected device. If you're using the touch - screen feature, just touch the screen gently to interact. When using it for CCTV, make sure all the cables are properly connected to your DVR or other CCTV equipment. As for maintenance, keep the screen clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals. Store it in a dry and cool place when not in use. If you're mounting it with VESA 75 mounts, follow the instructions carefully. Also, don't overload the power supply as the monitor consumes 8W of power. And remember, the touch - screen is quite sensitive, so handle it with care.
