Rose electronics UltraVista Pro VWL-CH-DP02 Bedienungsanleitung

UltraVista Pro

Video Wall Image Processor

Installation

and

Operation Manual

10707 Stancliff Road

Houston, Texas 77099

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LIMITED WARRANTY

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Rose Electronics warrants the UltraVista Pro to be in good working order for one year from the date of

purchase from Rose Electronics or an authorized dealer. Should this product fail to be in good working order at

any time during this one-year warranty period, Rose Electronics will, at its option, repair or replace the Unit as

set forth below. Repair parts and replacement units will be either reconditioned or new. All replaced parts

become the property of Rose Electronics. This limited warranty does not include service to repair damage to

the Unit resulting from accident, disaster, abuse, or unauthorized modification of the Unit, including static

discharge and power surges.

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Contents

Disclaimer 1

System Introduction 1

Compatibility 1

Features 1

Package contents 3

UltraVista Pro Models 4

Input Cards 4

Output Cards 4

System Installation and Setup 5

Operation and Configuration 6

Establishing Connection between UltraVista Pro and Controlling PC 6

User Administration 8

Video Wall Set Up 9

Video Wall Settings 9

Channel Mapping 10

Signal Source Settings 11

VGA Signal Property 12

OSD 12

Update EDID 13

VGA <---> YPbPr 14

Modify Name 15

Add Mode 15

Creating and Laying Out Display Windows 16

Test Signal 17

Scene File Backup 17

Background Image 18

Input Signal Preview 19

Maintenance and Repair 20

Technical Support 20

Safety and EMC Regulatory Statements 21

Safety information 22

General 24

Chassis 24

Input Cards 25

Output Cards 25

Figures

Figure 1. 2U and 4U Chassis Models 4

Figure 2. VGA Input Card 4

Figure 3. DVI Single-Link Input Card 4

Figure 4. HDMI Input Card 4

Figure 5. SDI Input Card 4

Figure 6. Fiber Input Card 4

Figure 7. DVI Dual-Link Input Card 4

Figure 8. DVI-I / VGA Output Card 4

Figure 9. SDI Output Card 4

Figure 10. System Diagram of UltraVista Pro 5

Figure 11. Configuration Software Desktop Icon 6

Figure 12. User Login Window 6

Figure 13. Menu Bar 6

Figure 14. Communication Setting Window 7

Figure 15. Users Menu Bar Button 8

Figure 16. User Management-ADMIN Window 8

Figure 17. Video Wall Screen Layout Setting Window 9

Figure 18. Group Menu Bar Button 10

Figure 19. Screen Group Setting Window 10

Figure 20. Signal Source 11

Figure 21. Active Signal Sources 11

Figure 22. Signal Source Configuration Menu 12

Figure 23. VGA Property Setting Window 12

Figure 24. OSD Properties Window 12

Figure 25. EDID Menu Bar Button 13

Figure 26. Opened EDID Configuration File in EDID Editor 13

Figure 27. EDID Edit Configuration Button 13

Figure 28. EDID Configuration Descriptor Blocks 13

Figure 29. Modifying the Screen Resolution Using the EDID Editor 14

Figure 30. Set VGA Type Window 14

Figure 31. Modify Signal Information Window 15

Figure 32. Source Image Cropping Mode Window 15

Figure 33. Creating Display Windows for the Video Wall 16

Figure 34. Specifying Whether A Display Window is to be Above or Below Another Window 16

Figure 35. Test Signal Window 17

Figure 36. Working with Scenes 17

Figure 37. Background Picture Menu Bar Button 18

Figure 38. Background Image Operation Window 18

Figure 39. Preview Menu Bar Button 19

Figure 40. Input Signal Preview 19

Figure 41. Previewing input signals 19

Appendices

Appendix A – Part Numbers 23

Appendix B – Specifications 24

Appendix C – Serial Control Sequences 26

INTRODUCTION

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Disclaimer

While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this manual, the manufacturer assumes no

responsibility for errors or omissions. Neither does the manufacturer assume any liability for damages resulting

from the use of the information contained herein. The manufacturer reserves the right to change the

specifications, functions, circuitry of the product, and manual content at any time without notice.

The manufacturer cannot accept liability for damages due to misuse of the product or other circumstances

outside the manufacturer’s control. The manufacturer will not be responsible for any loss, damage, or injury

arising directly or indirectly from the use of this product (See limited warranty).

System Introduction

Thank you for choosing Rose Electronics UltraVista Pro Video Wall. The product is a flexible tool for creating

multiple screen video displays. It supports a wide variety of input and output signal formats, and allows the

creation of multiple groups of output screens with different characteristics. Two different chassis styles support

the display of either two or four video input windows simultaneously on a given output group. The ability to

zoom or crop video windows further adds to the power of display groups.

The UltraVista Pro is a high performance video processing workstation with pure hardware architecture for

spectacular video wall performance. Advanced image processing technologies such as high definition video

signal collecting, real time and high resolution digital image processing, and advanced three-dimensional

digital filtering are integrated in UltraVista Pro . It employs large-capacity, high-speed FPGA and crosspoint

switching to ensure the real-time processing of input signals, providing data consistency and guaranteeing

excellent video displaying.

UltraVista Pro supports a wide variety of input signal formats, including, CVBS, YPbPr, VGA, DVI, Dual-link

DVI, HDMI, SDI, twisted pair signals, and optical signals. The output signal of UltraVista Pro supports DVI-I,

twisted pair signal, and optical signal. For DVI-I signal, RGB analog signal and DVI digital signal can be

transmitted concurrently, which means that video signals can be displayed on a video-wall, backed up, and

transmitted to another group of displays simultaneously. The resolution of a single output channel can reach up

to 1920*1200@60Hz. Users can also upload and display ultra-high resolution static background images with

UltraVista Pro.

A range of UltraVista Pro models are available, which differ in features and functions. The largest UltraVista

Pro supports video wall display on 144 screens. UltraVista Pro also allows groups of screens to be displayed at

different resolutions, providing powerful video combinations in large screen systems.

Compatibility

Video

Input Interface VGA, YPbPr, CVBS, DVI, HDMI, SDI, DVI Dual-Link, DisplayPort

Output Interface VGA, DVI, HDMI, SDI

Max Resolution 1920 x 1200 @ 60 Hz or 3840 x 2400 @ 30 Hz (4K)

Control

Serial Accepts RS-232 serial control communication

Ethernet Through Control Software over CATx cable

Features

■Cross-screen Displaying: Each signal can be displayed in the cross-screen state, which means adjacent

screens can jointly display the content of a single signal to form the whole graphic as a “window”.

Customers can also zoom the windows, and drag them to anywhere on the screen

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■Four Windows per Screen: UltraVista Pro supports a maximum of four windows in a single screen,

allowing users to view more video signals with a smaller number of screens. The layout of the windows can

be configured separately.

■Picture in Picture: A window can be overlaid upon another window, forming a “picture in picture”. The

overlaid window is not restricted to the boundaries of the window beneath, allowing flexibility in display

layout.

■Input Signal Preview: All input signals can be previewed in the UI of software before being displayed on

the screens. This enables the operator to detect the input status and display signals correctly.

■Crosspoint Switch: UltraVista Pro employs crosspoint switch technology which offers high speed switching

and transmission. Compared to the “bus” switching architecture, where all the signals need to share the

bandwidth of the bus for transmission, crosspoint switching assigns each signal a unique channel to avoid

collision, delay, and instability.

■Four Windows per Screen: The main modules, including input cards, output cards, switch control card,

cooling fan, and power supply, are all designed to plug directly into the main-board, which makes it very

flexible and convenient to configure the product for each application. It is unnecessary to disassemble the

device when replacing modules. Input and output cards also support ‘hot-plugging’ which means that users

can plug and unplug input or output cards when the UltraVista Pro is operating. No restarting or refreshing

is required, and other signals will not be affected.

■FPGA architecture: UltraVista Pro employs a hardware FPGA-based architecture to provide excellent

image processing performance. There is no embedded operating system to cause crashes, collisions, and

blue screens. The result is a highly stable product which provides uninterrupted around the clock operation.

■Resolution Real-Time Total Adaptation (RRTA): UltraVista Pro employs Resolution Real-time Total

Adaptation technology to support customized resolutions for different groups of screens. In other words,

the resolution of each group of screens can be configured separately in the software, which offers flexibility

and convenience.

■Graphic Cropping and Signal Upscaling: The all input video signals can be cropped and any section of a

video image can be zoomed in or out after cropping. Upscaling ensures the zoomed sections will be

displayed without loss of signal quality.

■Character Superimposition: UltraVista Pro supports superimposition of characters in video signals for easy

identification of signal sources. Character font, size, position, and color can be customized for each source.

■Ultra-high Resolution background Image: UltraVista Pro’s built-in storage allows multiple ultra-high

resolution background images to be uploaded, for display behind video screens.

■Scenes Saving, Loading, and Displaying in Loop: Any configured arrangement of video signals displayed

can be saved as “scenes”. UltraVista Pro supports up to 32 scenes to be saved locally. The saved scenes

can also be set to be loaded and displayed in loops.

■HDCP-Compliant: UltraVista Pro’s HDMI and DVI input cards support HDCP, which allows the display of

HDCP encrypted content.

■Controlling and Management: UltraVista Pro software allows users to manage and control the processor

from an external computer. The software is compatible with Windows2000/XP/Vista/7/8. The computer can

be connected to UltraVista Pro by CATx cable (TCP/IP) or RS232 cable. The software can also control up

to 4 traditional matrix switches when they are cascaded (RS232) to the processor. The UltraVista Pro can

also be configured and controlled through serial commands issued by an external controller.

■Redundant Power Supply: UltraVista Pro can be provided with dual power supplies on request. The

redundant supplies provide load balancing, with either supply capable of powering the device in the event a

supply fails during operation.

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Package contents

■UltraVista Pro unit

■Power cord

■Manual

Additional cables can be ordered separately. If the package contents are not correct, contact Rose Electronics

or your reseller so the problem can be quickly resolved.

MODELS

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UltraVista Pro Models

The UltraVista Pro comes in several models to fit the needs and complexity of the individual video wall

installation. The unit comes in a 2U, 4U, 8U or 14U chassis. All the chassis have models which support 2

output windows per screen. In addition, 4U and 8U chassis also come in models that support 4 output windows

per screen. The 2U and 4U chassis models are shown below.

Figure 1. 2U and 4U Chassis Models

Input and output cards that support various video interfaces can be installed in these chassis to provide for the

best match to the needs. Some of the available cards are shown below. A complete listing of all chassis

models and input and output cards can be found in Appendix A – Part Numbers.

Input Cards

Figure 2. VGA Input Card

Figure 3. DVI Single-Link Input Card

Figure 4. HDMI Input Card

Figure 5. SDI Input Card

Figure 6. Fiber Input Card

Figure 7. DVI Dual-Link Input Card

Output Cards

Figure 8. DVI-I / VGA Output Card

Figure 9. SDI Output Card

INSTALLATION AND OPERATION

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System Installation and Setup

The UltraVista Pro is easy to install. Connect the appropriate video cables from video sources to the

appropriate connectors on the input cards. Connect DVI-I, HDMI, or BNC cables from the unit’s output

connectors to the appropriate displays. Apply power to the Video Wall Processor.

Figure 10. System Diagram of UltraVista Pro

In order to set up the video wall, install the configuration software on a Windows based PC, laptop, or tablet.

Connect a CATx cable between the Video Wall Processor’s RJ-45 connector and the control PC for a TCP/IP

interface. Alternatively connect the control PC serially to the UltraVista Pro’s RS-232 connector. Configure the

input signals as desired, directing the video sources to the appropriate groups of output displays. If needed,

identify and save the configuration details for future recall.

Setting up the video wall with the aid of the configuration software is described in the following section. A listing

of the serial commands can be found in Appendix C – Serial Control Sequences.

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