What the thread found

• Cinetronic Gen2 monitors accept tally trigger voltage input ranging from 1 to 24 volts from the CineLive sled's lower LEMO connector
• Tally output from the CineLive sled can be wired to Cinetronic Gen2 monitors using either a 2-pin or 8-pin LEMO connector
• Cinetronic Gen1 monitors do not support tally functionality
• Cinetronic Gen2 monitors can display tally as either a red bar across the top of the image or red corners
• Some monitor cables may not have all eight pins wired on the LEMO connector even though eight pins are available, which can prevent proper tally operation
• Cinetronic Gen2 monitors support picture-in-picture display enabling simultaneous viewing of analog program feed and HD picture with on-screen tally on a single monitor

Depends on

• Information pertains specifically to GPI-Pro CineLive sled and Cinetronic Gen1 and Gen2 monitors
• Testing and integration mentioned are from 2013 timeframe
• Users must verify all eight pins are present in monitor cables when using 8-pin LEMO connection for tally

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