Is Decklink mini monitor compatible with FCPX

Hi-
Just started editing on FCPX after waiting till current release.. I have a Flanders HD monitor with SDI input I use in my FCP7 system. The FCPX system has a 2009 Mac Pro (4,1) with Nvidia GTX680 card that has been flashed for Mac use. IT works fine with FCPX, just in case anyone asks. My question is HD monitoring. Can something as simple as the Blackmagic decklink mini monitor with one SDI output work to feed the Flanders? IT seems like it should but curious

Most all monitors including dual monitor setups work with the new Mac Mini's.
The Mac Mini has two display outputs, an HDMI port and a Thunderbolt/Mini DisplayPort.
The HDMI port can be used for HDMI monitors and DVI monitors using the Apple Supplied HDMI to DVI adapter.
The Thunderbolt Port (aka Mini DisplayPort) can support Display Port, DVI, HDMI and VGA monitors using available Mini DisplayPort adapters and cables.
Go to > Apple - Mac mini - Technical Specifications and look at Video Support and Accessories sections.

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