What the thread found

• An external level sensor designed for Transvideo Cinemonitor HD monitors provides plug-and-play integration with the monitor's hardware and software.
• The sensor offers five adjustable settings for angle resolution and speed/dampening, a memory zero function, and a direction reverse option for low mode operation.
• Display customization includes multiple look options and flexible positioning of the level indicator anywhere on the screen, including the analysis area.
• The sensor works with both HD-SDI and composite video inputs.
• Required components for operation are the Transvideo Avenger software (available as free upgrade), the Betz level sensor with specified Lemo connector placement, a D-sub to Lemo adapter, and a Lemo-to-Lemo cable.
• The sensor is compatible only with the Transvideo Cinemonitor HD line and not with other monitor brands at the time of discussion.

Depends on

• Compatibility limited to Transvideo Cinemonitor HD series only.
• Information dates from 2014, product specifications may have changed.
• User experience based on approximately two years of operation with a single unit.

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