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Figure 6.
2x3 Video Wall Cabling Example for the Cisco DMP 4310G Using TV Tile
Matrix Functionality.
These dedicated DMPs provide the video signal for the group of TVs that
the DMP is connected to through the daisy-chain. Depending on the
screen manufacturer, the RS-232 connections can also be daisy-chained if
this feature is available.
the DMP is connected to through the daisy-chain. Depending on the
screen manufacturer, the RS-232 connections can also be daisy-chained if
this feature is available.
When operating in tile matrix mode, the TVs are fed the same video signal.
Based on the TV’s tile matrix configuration, the TV knows to first scale
input video to the size of the configured x,y dimensions, and then to display
its “piece” of the overall display based on its configured position within the
matrix.
Based on the TV’s tile matrix configuration, the TV knows to first scale
input video to the size of the configured x,y dimensions, and then to display
its “piece” of the overall display based on its configured position within the
matrix.
NOTE: If you want to show multiple types of content, such as four
different channels on each of the screens, then you need to
connect a Cisco DMP 4310G behind each TV.
different channels on each of the screens, then you need to
connect a Cisco DMP 4310G behind each TV.
Other Video Wall Configurations
While the 2x3 video wall is the most commonly used video wall
configuration, using the information and concepts for the
configuration, using the information and concepts for the
, you can create any number
of different video wall configurations.
IMPORTANT: These video wall examples require a different
number of DMPs and cabling than the 2x3 video wall.
number of DMPs and cabling than the 2x3 video wall.
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