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DisplayPort Outputs

The EMS XtremeVision-Pro+ has four DisplayPort connectors which allow full size, locking cables capable of driving next

generations displays. When used in conjunction with the EMS DPextend

modules (powered via the XtremeVision-Pro+) cable

lengths of up to 40m can be achieved.

The XtremeVision-Pro+ outputs are numbered as follows:

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Summary of Contents for XtremeVision-Pro+

Page 1: ...XtremeVision Pro User Guide Version 01 0 0 ...

Page 2: ...n 6 System Requirements 6 Unpacking 6 Installing the Display Drivers 7 Installing the AdditionalXtremeVision Pro Cards 8 Connecting up to 64 Screens 9 DisplayPort OUTPUTS 10 Display Driver ConfigurationTool DDCT 11 Non Standard Device Reporting XDDM Driver 14 EMS LIMITED 15 ...

Page 3: ...s powered via graphics card Up to 40m cable support using EMS DPextend modules powered by graphics card Specifications Card format Gen 2 X16 lane PCI express Card size 110MM x 177mm incl heat sync Max output resolution 4 x 2560 x 1600 60Hz Max 359 Mpixels s or 2 x 3840 x 2160 30Hz Max number of cards per system 16 64 display channels using the XDDM Driver on Windows 7 and 12 48 display channels us...

Page 4: ... x 32BITS PIXEL 60Hz or 2 x 3840 x 2160 30Hz Low power High Performance 2D and 3D graphics High performance DMA image load upto 2GB S Support for Windows 10 and Windows 7 RGB SD and HD video window support by adding the EMS XtremeVision Pro range of capture cards HDCP is supported with EMS capture cards Up to 16 cards 64 display channels per system using the XDDM Driver on Windows 7 and up to 12 c...

Page 5: ...rking correctly We also recommend that you make note of the serial number of the card in a prominent place before you plug the card into the computer This should hasten any query should you need to contact us Technical Support Department The serial number is displayed on the card and the box label Power down the PC including peripherals switch off at the mains and disconnect all the cables connect...

Page 6: ...reen Drivers XDDM The XDDM Display Driver places theWindows desktop across all the screens connected to XtremeVision Pro cards in the system XDDM is the legacy driver architecture used by graphics drivers fromWindows 2000 through to Windows 7 andWindows Server 2008 R2 It is not supported by Windows 10 orWindows Server 2012 The EMS XDDM drivers provide a robust multi screen platform with advanced v...

Page 7: ...pply can deliver on each voltage rail is limited Often there is also a limit on the total power Each XtremeVision Pro card requires 0 25A at 3 3V and 1 2A at 12V You can calculate the amount of current and the amount of power required for the XtremeVision Pro cards For example the requirements for a 16 SCREEN system of XtremeVision Pro cards are calculated as follows Current 3 3V 4 x 0 25A 1 OA 12...

Page 8: ... the XtremeVision Pro cards but it is not possible to control which output will be used this is motherboard BIOS dependent If the WDDM driver is selected on installation then an on board or third party graphics adaptor must be configured as the boot up display Insert the XtremeVision Pro cards into the PCIe slots Connect the screens to the cards The first card should be connected to the first grou...

Page 9: ...ectors which allow full size locking cables capable of driving next generations displays When used in conjunction with the EMS DPextend modules powered via the XtremeVision Pro cable lengths of up to 40m can be achieved The XtremeVision Pro outputs are numbered as follows ...

Page 10: ...recommended that you read the information on each page carefully Click on the Information Icon 1 to open a sliding window which gives version details and copyright information The latest version of the DDCT is available to download from the EMS website To commence your wall configuration click on StartWizard 2 Import Layout is covered later 3 4 5 DisplayTechnology Select the type of displays being...

Page 11: ...11 Displays with Bezels Overlapable Displays LED Displays 6 7 ...

Page 12: ...xis of another display it will position itself on the same axis Show Display Bezels Select to show or hide the bezels on all the displays in the representation Configure Outputs Available in the Manage Display Group dialogue Select an output and configure its properties Add Button Used to add displays to your group or to create a new group Layout Configuration Used to add LED modules to your group...

Page 13: ...d Model dropdown lists to select each display you are using on your wall The DDCT has an extensive database of displays however if your display is not contained in the list you can input its details manually by selecting Create Custom Display Non Standard Device Reporting XDDM Driver The Device Manager will report all but one of the XtremeVision Pro cards as non standard displaying a warning next ...

Page 14: ...stem as possible To enable a swift response we need to know the following details Specification of the PC including processor speed Operating System Application Software EMS Hardware Software The exact nature of the problem and please be as specific as possible Please quote version and XtremeVision Pro numbers of hardware and software in use wherever possible Electronic Modular Solutions Limited L...

Page 15: ...y 11 E Enable X Axis 14 EnableY Axis 14 Error code 43 15 G Graphic card memory 5 L Layout Configuration 14 LED Displays 12 M Maximum current 5 Maximum number of cards per system 5 Maximum output resolution 5 Maximum Power 5 Move displays 14 MTBF 5 Multi Screen Drivers 8 O Operating Systems supported 6 Operating temperature 5 Overlapable Displays 12 P Power requirements 8 Primary Display 14 R Relat...

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