4. UBEX Concept
UBEX series – Matrix Application Mode – User's Manual
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4. UBEX Concept
UBEX series – Matrix Application Mode – User's Manual
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Applied F-series endpoint firmware package: v1.4.1 | Applied R-series endpoint firmware package: v1.4.1 | Applied MMU firmware package: v1.2.1 | LDC software: v1.34.0b2
4.4. Video Wall
4.4.1. Description
The UBEX matrix has built-in video wall feature which can be configured countless ways. The main properties
of the video wall:
▪
Handles up to
8x4
(column x row) display devices;
▪
More different
layouts
for the same video wall;
▪
Zones
within the video wall;
▪
Works in
receiver
and
transceiver
operation modes as well;
▪
Interactive
GUI
in the LDC software for the easier handling;
▪
Editable with
LW3 protocol commands
;
▪
Only the
HDMI out 1
port can take part in the video wall, the HDMI out 2 does not participate but can
transmit any other stream during the operation of the video wall.
Installation example for the video wall
4.4.2. Layouts and Zones
More different layouts can be defined within a video wall installation. The layouts contain one or more zones
where different sized video walls can be displayed. The different zones can display different source streams.
You can find a detailed tutorial how to create video walls, layouts, and define zones in the
section.
The following figures show some examples for the usage of the layouts and the zones. The size of the video
wall is always
4x4
in our example.
The Default Layout
When a video wall is created, the default layout contains one zone only (Zone 0) which includes all displays
in the video wall showing one stream.
Layout with Four Zones
The next layout example contains four zones which displays four different source streams. Each zones have
four display devices.