A typical video wall controller is designed to fit into a 19” rack-compatible computer chassis, adept at managing a variety of input and output signals. Inputs, which can include HDMI, DVI, SDI, video cables, LAN connections, and more, are processed by the video wall processor. With multiple outputs at its disposal, the controller can effectively manage and distribute signals to numerous monitors or screens. The video wall itself presents a cohesive display of multiple screens, often organized in popular configurations such as 4x4, 6x2, or 8x2, and can scale up to impressive arrangements like 172x44. Content displayed on the video wall can be positioned and resized freely across screens, seamlessly transcending individual monitor boundaries. Ultimately, the overall resolution of the video wall is determined by the combined resolutions of its constituent monitors.

The video wall controller seamlessly displays an expansive Windows 10 or Windows Server 2019 desktop. This environment fully supports standard Windows applications and operating system services, providing a reliable and dynamic graphics interface. Users can easily access and interact with web browsers, allowing for navigation to any desired webpage with real-time rendering capabilities. Additionally, the system enables the simultaneous opening of multiple browser windows, enhancing multitasking and streamlining workflow management.

Users can easily relocate any windows or applications required for their daily tasks by performing a simple drag-and-drop action across the video wall surface.

Furthermore, users have the capability to utilize SCADA, as well as Office applications like Excel and PowerPoint, alongside mapping applications that can run within the background graphics environment, in addition to standard Windows graphic applications.

Users can also choose to exhibit live overlay windows originating from HDMI, HDBaseT, legacy video, and SDI inputs. These live inputs are swiftly displayed in real-time and adjusted to the desired position and size. Additionally, these overlay inputs have the capability to overlap with both the graphics windows and each other as required.

To sum up, the video wall is capable of supporting a range of devices including media players, satellite receivers, Blu-ray players, and PC outputs featuring operator workstations’ screens. This extensive capability enables the video wall to effortlessly present both Windows graphics and overlays from a variety of input sources.

Layout management programs provide tools for crafting and recalling elaborate wall arrangements. Users can conveniently assign pre-designed layouts to specific buttons for quick access. Additionally, users enjoy the flexibility to configure and oversee graphics applications and browser windows with preset content or attributes.

The intuitive interface accommodates operators, enabling them to work in their native languages such as English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, and Russian.

Video walls and their controllers are essential in diverse fields like traffic control, police command centers, industrial process supervision, and mission-critical control rooms. They are also employed as LED wall controllers or video wall display controllers. HYSYS video wall solution provides a seamless display across multiple monitors, supporting graphics compatible with the Windows 10 OS. Furthermore, it seamlessly integrates inputs from HDMI, HDBaseT, or LAN-based sources. This integration enables users to combine inputs with graphics windows, resulting in immersive real-time experiences for their audience.