2013منتدى Monitors
Cinetronics Gen 2 monitor manufacturing defects and early product support experience
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- The first production batch of Cinetronics Gen 2 monitors contained a manufacturing defect involving improperly soldered connectors on controller boards that were not caught during the 24-hour burn-in testing.
- The defect was traced to the second batch of 20 controller boards while the first batch of 10 worked without issues, despite no reported changes in the build process between batches.
- Cinetronics prioritizes shipping monitors only after verifying they are in working condition, which can delay replacements when inventory of spare parts is limited due to the startup's production constraints.
- The monitor features an upgradable design that allows field repairs and software updates to address issues after deployment.
- Early users reported the monitor delivered excellent brightness and image quality once functioning properly.
- Alexa integration required setting the camera output to 24P rather than 24PSF format to achieve proper functionality.
- Customer support response times were typically within a couple of hours including on weekends, though responses were often brief due to being sent from mobile devices.
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- This discussion occurred in 2013 during the initial production phase of a new product, making experiences specific to early manufacturing runs.
- The defect described affected only the second batch of controller boards; later production batches reportedly had the issue corrected.
- User experience was limited as the monitor was newly released and some features like the level tool were still under development.
- Only a small number of early adopters reported their experiences in this thread.