Connecting Canon 7D video output to Scout monitor via BNC

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The Canon 7D's A/V out digital port outputs standard definition video through an RCA-type cable with red, yellow, and white connectors.
To display the 7D video feed on a Scout monitor with BNC input, use the camera's included A/V cable and convert the yellow RCA connector to BNC using an adapter.
An RCA to BNC adapter can be sourced from electronics retailers like Radio Shack.
When cable connections are installed on a camera rig, securing them with velcro, cable ties, or gaff tape prevents movement that could affect gimbal balance.

The Scout monitor operates in standard definition, making HDMI connection unsuitable.
This setup applies to Canon 7D camera specifically.
Assumes the Scout package includes the necessary RCA-to-BNC adapter in its kit.