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Chauvet MVP Driver Quick Reference Manual page 9

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MVP™ Driver QRG
Calculating
The MVP™ Driver provides two signal output connections: U (Main)
and D (Backup). The number of panels will differ based on whether
the Number
you are using the U output as the Main and the D output as a backup,
of Panels
or alternately using both outputs separately to increase the screen
resolution.
per MVP™
The default resolution for the MVP™ Video Wall is 1024 x 512. The
Driver
following provides the calculation and diagram for determining the
number of panels that can be supported by one MVP™ Driver for
each scenario.
The MVP™ 18 will be used for each scenario. That panel has a pixel
ratio of 32 x 32.
Refer to the MVP™ Series (12, 18, 37.5) Getting Started for pixel and
other panel information.
Using U as
Using the pixel ratio of the panel(s), calculate the number of panels
Main and
as follows.
D as Backup
MVP 18 (32 x 32): 1024 / 32 = 32 panels
512 / 32 = 16 panels
The MVP™ Driver can support a video wall that is 32 x 16 panels, or
512 panels in total. Refer to the following example.
1024 = 32 panels
Video Wall using
512 = 16 panels
MVP™ 18 panels
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