All FSI monitors are equipped with a DVI-I Input allowing you to monitor both DVI-A and DVI-D signals. Most  HDMI signals CAN be viewed on an FSI monitor as the DVI interface can support many HDMI signals. Typical HDMI outputs from computers, DSLRS, and other professional HDMI sources can usually be viewed on an FSI monitor. With respect to compatibility you simply want to keep the following things in mind:

1. You will need an HDMI to DVI cable or and HDMI to DVI adapter to view HDMI signals on an FSI monitor.  This is simply a connection type adapter and not a converter, the video signal will be unaltered from its native format.


2. FSI monitors do not support signals with HDCP such as BluRay movies.


3. The DVI interface on an FSI monitor is DVI-I with support for DVI-A and DVI-D Single Link Signals.


4. DVI interfaces do NOT support audio.

FSI monitors are an excellent choice for monitoring DVI and HDMI signals, especially coming from cameras that only have this type of digital output, because FSI is one of the few brands of monitors that provides full Waveform / Vector Scope functionality across all inputs, even DVI.