Samsung 400PXn 40" Commercial LCD Display 720p HD BNC DVI VGA

Samsung 400PXn 40" Commercial LCD Display 720p HD BNC DVI VGA

The Samsung 400PXn is a 40-inch large-format commercial LCD display designed for professional broadcast, surveillance, and digital signage applications. Manufactured in November 2006, this unit delivers 720p HD resolution (1280x720) with a 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio. It features a comprehensive suite of professional video inputs including BNC/Component, dual VGA (DB-9), and DVI connectivity, plus embedded MagicNet X management software running Windows XP Embedded for networked multi-display control and remote administration.

Specifications & What's Included

• Screen size: 40-inch LCD panel, 1280x720 (720p HD Ready), 16:9 aspect ratio
• Video inputs: BNC/Component IN, DVI, VGA (dual DB-9)
• Video outputs: BNC/Component OUT
• Audio inputs: RCA (L/R stereo)
• Power: AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz, 2.5A (universal voltage)
• Built-in software: MagicNet X with Windows XP Embedded OS for remote management
• Audio enhancement: SRS TruSurround XT
• Front-panel controls: MENU, ENTER, SOURCE, PIP, Power button
• Energy Star certified for power efficiency
• Certifications: UL Listed, FCC, CE, Canada ICES-003 Class B
• Connector suite: BNC, DVI, VGA (DB-9), RCA, IEC AC inlet
• Form factor: Large format flat panel (no stand or feet included)
• Does NOT include: remote control (menu locked; compatible Samsung remote required to unlock)

Applications

Samsung 400PXn displays are purpose-built for high-reliability professional applications. These units were widely deployed in broadcast facilities as control-room monitors and on-air display walls, in video surveillance centers for continuous multi-feed monitoring, in digital signage networks for coordinated information displays, and in production control rooms for real-time video monitoring and content review. The combination of professional BNC and DVI inputs made them suitable for both legacy analog broadcast infrastructure and emerging digital feeds common in that era. The embedded MagicNet X software enabled centralized management and synchronized operation across multiple displays in networked deployments, a capability particularly valued in large surveillance or broadcast operations. This is a 2000s-era large-format display from the period when Samsung was a leading supplier of commercial LCD panels to broadcast and enterprise markets, before 4K and network-connected displays became standard. Today, these displays remain functional for legacy system maintenance, digital signage applications, and any professional or institutional setting requiring multi-input video display capability.