Enterprise IP-Based Distributed Video Wall System
The Enterprise IP-Based Distributed Video Wall System is a switching control device that manages the switching of different HD signals across multiple display terminals via Ethernet. A single unit supports 12 HD signal inputs and 12 outputs. Multiple units can be combined through the NMS uplink interface to form a distributed image management system. All signal source inputs and outputs are connected via network cables only, facilitating easy cabling.
Working Principle and Applications of the IP Distributed Video Wall System:
The IP Distributed Video Wall System enables sequential or grouped switching display between devices. The matrix is widely used for centralized management of multiple signals in large venues such as multifunctional halls, press release centers, command and emergency halls, ECC control centers, etc. It is also commonly used for interconnection between multiple meeting venues or signal interconnection within a single venue, such as military district drill buildings, training centers, large command centers, and affiliated meeting rooms.
Based on the customer's actual requirements, mixed configurations of n inputs and m outputs can be implemented, with flexible remote management, significantly reducing overall project costs.
Product Features:
o Easily implement large matrix applications through a network-distributed matrix
o Customize the number of video inputs and outputs according to actual project requirements
o Process signals within the LAN and achieve centralized management through a unified software platform
o Provides both signal conversion and signal switching functions
o Low cost and easy operation
Working Principle and Applications of the IP Distributed Video Wall System:
The matrix enables sequential or grouped switching display between devices. The matrix is widely used for centralized management of multiple signals in large venues such as multifunctional halls, press release centers, command and emergency halls, ECC control centers, etc. It is also commonly used for interconnection between multiple meeting venues or signal interconnection within a single venue, such as military district drill buildings, training centers, large command centers, and affiliated meeting rooms.
