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Power On Delay—Stagger the Power-On sequence so that monitors do not turn on at
once, reducing current requirements. Select a value from 0 to 30 seconds for each
monitor.
Updating Multi-Display Control settings for a video wall
If you enable the Video Wall setting from the Multi-Display Control settings menu, additional settings
are available.
1. Press MENU on the remote control or keypad.
2. Select Advanced Settings > Multi-Display Control.
3. Use the arrows to turn on the Video Wall setting.
4. Update any of the following settings.
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Video Delay—If you are displaying fast-moving video, this feature can eliminate tearing
artifacts between adjacent rows of display panels in a video wall.
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Default—The default delay time for the display panel is set to Zero.
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Auto—Automatically sets the delay time of a display panel to eliminate tearing
between rows in a video wall that is displaying fast-moving video.
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+1 Frame—If a video wall is two or three rows high, to eliminate tearing between
the bottom row and the row above, set the bottom row to +1 Frame.
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-1 Frame—If a video wall is two or three rows high, to eliminate tearing between the
top row and the row below, set the top row to -1 Frame.
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Frame—Enables or disables frame compensation to join the edges of adjacent display
panels in a video wall together. This can compensate for the gap between the display
panels.
When enabled, moving objects in a video move behind the gap. This allows for better
continuity of motion across the video wall and is suitable for moving images. When
disabled, joints between the display panels are shown. This is suitable for still images.
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Matrix X—Specifies the number of columns in a video wall.
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Matrix Y—Specifies the number of rows in a video wall.
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Division X—Specifies the horizontal position (column) of a display panel in a video wall.
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Division Y—Specifies the vertical position (row) of a display panel in a video wall.
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IR Mode—If the remote control should control all display panels in a video wall, select All.
If the remote control should control one display panel at a time, select Target. To use this
option, RS485 cables must be connected to the display panel.
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Recipient ID—Selects which display panel is controlled by the remote control. To use this
feature, set the IR Mode to Target. RS485 cables must be connected to the display panel.
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Auto Video Wall Setup—Automatically sets the monitor IDs for all display panels in a
video wall. To use this option, RS485 cables must be connected to the display panel.
Obtaining the temperature and fan status
Learn how to obtain information about the health of a display panel such as the internal operating
temperature, the cooling fan speed, or the highest temperature reached.
1. Press MENU on the remote control or keypad.
2. Select Advanced Settings > Temperature & Fan Status.
Updating display settings
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