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The part you are talking about is PCB mount, the one from the picture is obviously panel-mount.
IMO, the problem piece is a used one; knowing that the movie industry is all about image, I give 90% chance that it isn't in the catalog(maybe in one from the mid 70's). To give you some ideas to...
I'm pretty sure that the connector what the OP is asking for is the one on the same picture, on the pilot left chest; the difference is that the top is mounted facing front, and the bottom is mounted facing back.
It's a transparent protective label; I've used to cover some sh1tty printed labels. As performance: it is recommended for harsh environmental conditions(think mines, or oil sands), and it survives, sticking; I've seen some after a few(~5) years in the field, and they done a wonderful job...
Go [H]:
http://www.te.com/usa-en/products/identification-labeling.html
Clear protective labels; tomorrow I will come back with a part#.
Edit:
Linky: http://www.te.com/usa-en/product-1878658-5.html
According to the monitor specs, it supports 4k over HDMI 1.4a, which is 4k@30Hz. It is or it isn't included in FreeSync range - until official specs are out, anybody's guess is good, but it shows that the monitors are capable of 30Hz.
From the Mouser page: Supply Voltage - Max: 6 V;
If you want to use something on 12V, I would recommend to look in the 4000 series, something like the CD4010BE.
Intel is very much on board of the adaptive sync technology, since the iX-XXX mobile series.
Read: the Intel iGPU's support the VESA extensions since the introductions a few years ago.
I believe him. Honestly.
The only remaining question is: what did he programmed? VCR's? Alarm clocks? Thermostats? Because even these would be a serious chellenge for him... :D
I'll take that as confirmation that you really enjoyed the taste of your own medicine. Glad to serve you back, and I hope that every flame-bait of yours will get returned to you with interest, something like this: