TV Wall

Description

For HDMI Video-Wall configuration, the system provides Single Transmitter mode and Multiple Transmitters mode. The Single Transmitter mode means only One Transmitter is need for the whole Video-Wall block (only need one TX for a 3 x 3 video-wall), the Multiple Transmitters mode means one Transmitter is need for each Row of a video-wall block (needs 3 TXs for a 3 x 3 video-wall). It is very easy and flexible to expand your Video-Wall from 2 x 2 to 3 x 3 and up to 8 x 8 by adding transmitter and receiver units. The system provides high flexibility for expansion. A Transmitter is required for each row of displays and a Receiver unit is required for each individual display. It is very easy and flexible to expand your video-wall from 2 x 2 to 3 x 3 and… up to 8 x 8 by adding transmitter and receiver units. This illustrates the setup of 2 TX units, 1 stand-alone RX unit, 4 video-wall RX units (2 x 2) in Single Transmitter mode, 2 HDMI input sources (one PC and one PS3). In relation to the video wall system, 2 TX units can interchange the film source, through the Gigabit switch to connect with 5 RX units. 4 RX units consist of 2 x 2 Video Wall, 1 RX unit connect to display in local for users to watch Video Wall situation.

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