Accsoon CineView M7 Pro Firmware Update Adds TX Mode, and Wireless Camera Control, Major Monitoring Upgrades for Both Models

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by Nino LeitnerOctober 21^st, 2025

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Accsoon has released a significant firmware update for its CineView M7 and M7 Pro smart monitors, introducing a new transmission (TX) mode (Pro model only), enhanced wireless camera control, and a host of on-set monitoring refinements.

The update, available now for both the CineView M7 and CineView M7 Pro, expands the functionality of Accsoon’s growing CineView ecosystem by turning the M7 Pro into a powerful transmitter and improving integration with mirrorless and cinema cameras.

The firmware also adds new anamorphic options, refined blanking tools, and other quality-of-life improvements aimed at camera crews and DITs who rely on wireless monitoring systems in fast-paced production environments.

Turning the CineView M7 Pro into a transmitter

The key feature of the new firmware is the addition of TX Mode, which transforms the CineView M7 Pro into a transmitter. Accessible from the Mode settings menu, users can reboot the unit into a transmission configuration and choose between H.265 or H.264, depending on the capabilities of connected receivers.

In this mode, the M7 Pro can transmit to up to four receivers simultaneously, including other M7 Pro units in RX mode, CineView Master 4K receivers, and mobile devices running the Accsoon SEE app. H.264 must be used when transmitting to iOS devices, while both H.264 and H.265 are supported by the dedicated receivers.

This new functionality effectively makes the CineView M7 Pro a flexible node within Accsoon’s wireless video ecosystem, enabling mixed setups of monitors, receivers, and smart devices across a production.

Smarter wireless camera control for M7 and M7 Pro

Accsoon has also upgraded its wireless camera control system. Users can now connect to supported cameras via Wi-Fi, either through the camera’s own hotspot or an on-set network.

The new firmware adds support for the Sony FX3 and FX30, with FX6 compatibility currently in beta (validated with camera firmware v3.0).

A new Camera Control Method switch lets operators select between “USB” or “IP” connections manually. When using IP control, credentials can be entered directly within the new Remote Connection Panel, and for cameras like the FX3 and FX30, the app can now automatically detect and connect to camera hotspots.

Supported functions include remote record triggering, aperture, shutter speed, ISO or gain control, and white balance adjustments.

Monitoring upgrades and workflow refinements

The firmware also introduces a long list of monitoring and usability improvements for both models:

• Marker tool renamed to Blanking: adds a Blanking Safezone function that prevents overlays from the camera UI, with safe zones and guides now scaling dynamically.
• Vertical anamorphic de-squeeze: supports vertical-format anamorphic shooting with automatic correction.
• Unclipped zoom-in: the entire live-view canvas scales smoothly when zooming, even with anamorphic de-squeeze enabled.
• Custom SEE app background: users can now upload their own 16:9 image for branding client monitors.
• Updated aspect ratios: new common delivery presets and support for custom ratios to two decimal places.

Other improvements include faster startup, improved stability and latency, refined UI elements, enhanced accuracy for monitoring tools, and better audio decoding and reconnection behavior on the M7 Pro.

Check out our NAB interview with Accsoon about the monitors in case you missed it:

Availability of the CineView M7 Firmware Update

The firmware update for the Accsoon CineView M7 and M7 Pro is available now from the Accsoon Download Center. Tutorial videos explaining TX Mode and the new camera control features are also available on the company’s official channels.

With the addition of TX mode, smarter camera control, and refined monitoring tools, the CineView M7 Pro becomes even more versatile for professional sets. Have you already tried the new CineView M7 firmware update in your workflow? Share your experience in the comments below.