The launch is also the first LG surgical monitor to incorporate the innovative Clone Screen feature. Clone Screen allows users to duplicate the image being displayed on the Mini LED on a second monitor (connected via HDMI), facilitating operational efficiency and communication within the surgical environment, especially in situations where multiple medical professionals need to view the same image.

For added versatility, the monitor supports both 4PBP (Picture-by-Picture) and PIP (Picture-in-Picture), allowing it to display input from up to four different sources simultaneously or overlay one input on another. These features enable medical professionals to monitor various critical information streams concurrently on a single screen, enhancing operational efficiency and decision-making. For example, medical staff can view a combination of laparoscopic and endoscopic images while monitoring vital signs. Additionally, Mirror Mode makes it possible to flip the on-screen image horizontally, while Rotation Mode can rotate the image 180 degrees to match the orientation of the surgical camera, allowing users to adjust the display for optimal viewing.


The monitor supports 12G-SDI, which enables long-distance transmission of 4K signals over a single coaxial cable, while the Failover Input Switch feature ensures uninterrupted video signal by automatically switching to an alternative video source if the primary input fails. This function is compatible across all interfaces, including HDMI, SDI, DVI, and DP, offering flexibility in setup and redundancy in signal sources. Particularly for 12G-SDI, the system can automatically switch from the primary input to the next available input if a signal loss is detected. This seamless transition between inputs minimizes disruptions and ensures consistent video output, essential for surgical applications where continuity of care and image clarity are critical.


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