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- Page 1 UltraVista Pro Video Wall Image Processor Installation Operation Manual 10707 Stancliff Road Phone: (281) 933-7673 Houston, Texas 77099 tech-support@rose.com...
- Page 2 LIMITED WARRANTY Rose Electronics warrants the UltraVista Pro to be in good working order for one year from the date of purchase from Rose Electronics or an authorized dealer. Should this product fail to be in good working order at any time during this one-year warranty period, Rose Electronics will, at its option, repair or replace the Unit as set forth below.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Disclaimer System Introduction Compatibility Features Package contents UltraVista Pro Models Input Cards Output Cards System Installation and Setup Operation and Configuration Establishing Connection between UltraVista Pro and Controlling PC User Administration Video Wall Set Up Video Wall Settings Channel Mapping Signal Source Settings VGA Signal Property Update EDID... - Page 4 Figures Figure 1. 2U and 4U Chassis Models Figure 2. VGA Input Card Figure 3. DVI Single-Link Input Card Figure 4. HDMI Input Card Figure 5. SDI Input Card Figure 6. Fiber Input Card Figure 7. DVI Dual-Link Input Card Figure 8.
- Page 5 Figure 37. Background Picture Menu Bar Button Figure 38. Background Image Operation Window Figure 39. Preview Menu Bar Button Figure 40. Input Signal Preview Figure 41. Previewing input signals Appendices Appendix A – Part Numbers Appendix B – Specifications Appendix C – Serial Control Sequences...
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Page 6: Disclaimer
(See limited warranty). System Introduction Thank you for choosing Rose Electronics UltraVista Pro Video Wall. The product is a flexible tool for creating multiple screen video displays. It supports a wide variety of input and output signal formats, and allows the creation of multiple groups of output screens with different characteristics. - Page 7 ■ Four Windows per Screen: UltraVista Pro supports a maximum of four windows in a single screen, allowing users to view more video signals with a smaller number of screens. The layout of the windows can be configured separately. ■ Picture in Picture: A window can be overlaid upon another window, forming a “picture in picture”.
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Page 8: Package Contents
Package contents ■ UltraVista Pro unit ■ Power cord ■ Manual Additional cables can be ordered separately. If the package contents are not correct, contact Rose Electronics or your reseller so the problem can be quickly resolved. UltraVista Pro Manual... -
Page 9: Ultravista Pro Models
MODELS UltraVista Pro Models The UltraVista Pro comes in several models to fit the needs and complexity of the individual video wall installation. The unit comes in a 2U, 4U, 8U or 14U chassis. All the chassis have models which support 2 output windows per screen. -
Page 10: System Installation And Setup
INSTALLATION AND OPERATION System Installation and Setup The UltraVista Pro is easy to install. Connect the appropriate video cables from video sources to the appropriate connectors on the input cards. Connect DVI-I, HDMI, or BNC cables from the unit’s output connectors to the appropriate displays. -
Page 11: Operation And Configuration
Operation and Configuration This section describes how to set up and configure the video wall using the HadesView configuration software. Once the UltraVista Pro is connected to a controlling Windows PC through a CATx cable, the configuration software can be used as described below. Establishing Connection between UltraVista Pro and Controlling PC Install the supplied HadesView configuration software on a Windows PC. -
Page 12: Figure 14. Communication Setting Window
1. Begin by clicking the Communication Setting option in the Software Operation tab. This will display the Communication Setting window. Figure 14. Communication Setting Window 2. If an Ethernet connection is to be used, the default IP address and port number of the unit are 192.168.1.65 and 1024. -
Page 13: User Administration
User Administration User Administration provides the means to set up user list and access rights to the UltraVista Pro. This is accomplished by following the steps below. 1. Click the Users button on the Tools tab’s menu bar to set up individual user accounts. Figure 15. -
Page 14: Video Wall Set Up
Video Wall Set Up This section describes the steps to set up the video wall and customize the video wall. Not all options may be required for a particular layout. Video Wall Settings The video wall can be set up in the Screen Layout Setting window. It can be accessed by clicking Layout in the Software Operation tab. -
Page 15: Channel Mapping
Channel Mapping Click the Group button in the Basic Operation tab’s menu bar to assign physical output cards to positions in a video wall grouping. Figure 18. Group Menu Bar Button The Screen Group Setting window is displayed. Assign the desired output cards from the Output Card List to the video wall and click the OK button when complete. -
Page 16: Signal Source Settings
Signal Source Settings The list of signal sources can be found in the left side Signal Management pane. Figure 20. Signal Source The icon of each signal source turns green when an input signal is detected on a corresponding channel. Figure 21. -
Page 17: Vga Signal Property
Users can configure a signal source by right-clicking on it in the Signal Management pane. This brings up the signal source configuration menu. The individual menu options are described below. Figure 22. Signal Source Configuration Menu VGA Signal Property The VGA Signal Property option allows users to set the signal properties of VGA Signal Sources. Figure 23. -
Page 18: Update Edid
Update EDID This option allows the user to select an EDID configuration file (*.dat) to be used with a Signal Source, typically for specifying an unusual resolution. Files can be captured from video displays with the EDID Editor program supplied with the configuration software. The program also allows modification of existing files to create new files. -
Page 19: Figure 29. Modifying The Screen Resolution Using The Edid Editor
The parameters for the desired screen resolution can be set, particularly the H Active, V Active and Pixel parameters. These respectively set the number of horizontal pixels, number of vertical pixels and the refresh rate. It is recommended that the refresh rate not be modified. Figure 29. -
Page 20: Modify Name
Modify Name The name of the signal source can be specified with the Modify Name menu option. This will help to identify and manage the signal sources. Figure 31. Modify Signal Information Window Add Mode The Add Mode menu option allows users to crop the video image of a signal source by specifying the horizontal and vertical starting pixels of the cropped signal, as well as the width and height of the video. -
Page 21: Creating And Laying Out Display Windows
Creating and Laying Out Display Windows Select a signal source by clicking it in the Signal Management window. Then, create a display window in the video wall by clicking the left mouse button and dragging in the gray region of the right pane. Display windows can also be created by selecting New Open button in the Basic Operation tab. -
Page 22: Test Signal
Test Signal The interface between UltraVista Pro and output displays can be tested by transmitting solid color signals or a grid pattern. To do so, select the Test option from the Basic Operation tab. Figure 35. Test Signal Window Scene File Backup Video Wall configurations can be identified and saved as scenes for future recall. -
Page 23: Background Image
Click the Save button to save a scene. Previously saved scenes can be loaded by clicking the Open button, and selecting from the listed scenes. Alternately, saved scenes can be loaded by clicking the Layout button in the left pane. They can also be loaded and displayed in a sequential loop by clicking the Loop button in the menu bar. -
Page 24: Input Signal Preview
Input Signal Preview This function can be used to preview the input signals on the controlling PC before putting them out on the video wall. To do so, click the Preview button in the Basic Operation tab’s menu bar. Figure 39. Preview Menu Bar Button The preview region is found at the bottom of the right hand pane. -
Page 25: Maintenance And Repair
This Unit does not contain any internal user-serviceable parts. In the event a Unit needs repair or maintenance, you must first obtain a Return Authorization (RA) number from Rose Electronics or an authorized repair center. This Return Authorization number must appear on the outside of the shipping container. -
Page 26: Safety And Emc Regulatory Statements
PRODUCT SAFETY Safety The UltraVista Pro has been tested for conformance to safety regulations and requirements, and has been certified for international use. Like all electronic equipment, the UltraVista Pro should be used with care. To protect yourself from possible injury and to minimize the risk of damage to the Unit, read and follow these safety instructions. -
Page 27: Safety Information
Safety information Documentation reference symbol. If the product is marked with this symbol, refer to the product documentation to get more information about the product. WARNING A WARNING in the manual denotes a hazard that can cause injury or death. CAUTION A CAUTION in the manual denotes a hazard that can damage equipment. -
Page 28: Appendix A - Part Numbers
APPENDICES Appendix A – Part Numbers Part Number Description VWL-CH-DP02 Chassis 2U, 2 windows/output VWL-CH-DP04 Chassis 4U, 2 windows/output VWL-CH-QP04 Chassis 4U, 4 windows/output VWL-CH-DP08 Chassis 8U, 2 windows/output VWL-CH-QP08 Chassis 8U, 4 windows/output VWL-CH-DP14 Chassis 14U,2 windows/output Input Cards VWC-IC-DPQP-04DVI 4 ports DVI Single Link VWC-IC-DPQP-04VGA... -
Page 29: General
Appendix B – Specifications General Interfaces VGA, DVI Single-Link, DVI Dual-Link (4K), HDMI, SDI, HDBaseT, DisplayPort (4K), Input Single-Mode Fiber VGA, DVI Single-Link, DVI Dual-Link (4K), HDMI, SDI, HDBaseT, HDMI 1.4 (4K), Single- Output Mode Fiber Control Using Control Software through TCP/IP, or RS232 ESD Protection Human body model - ±8kV (air gap discharge) &... -
Page 30: Input Cards
Input Cards DisplayPo HDBase Optical HDMI Single- Dual-Link Fiber Link (4K) (4K) DVI-D Single- digital HDMI 1.3 Signal Dual-Link HD-SDI / DisplayPort Mode RGBHV T.M.D.S. with HDBaseT Format 3G-SDI Optical signal in HDCP Signal DVI 1.0 Maximum 1920 x 1920 x 3840 x 1920 x 720p /... -
Page 31: Appendix C - Serial Control Sequences
Appendix C – Serial Control Sequences 1. wmod – Set a video wall’s layout Usage: <wmod,Screen_ID,hnum,vnum,hgap,vgap> Parameters: The video wall ID, where 0 = video wall 1 Screen_ID The number of video displays in a row Hnum The number of video displays in a column Vnum The horizontal gap between displays, in pixels Hgap... - Page 32 3. open – Create an output window in a specified video wall Usage: <open, Screen_ID,W_ID,SourceCh,src_hstart,src_hsize,src_vstart,src_vsize,x0,y0,x1,y1> Parameters: The video wall ID, where 0 = video wall 1 Screen_ID The ID of the window W_ID The input channel to be used as the window’s video source SourceCh The signal source’s horizontal starting pixel src_hstart...
- Page 33 7. call – Load a saved scene to a specified video wall Usage: <call,Scene_ID,Wall_ID> Parameters The scene number to be loaded, where 0 = Scene 1 Scene_ID The video wall ID, where 0 = video wall 1 Wall_ID Example: <call,5,1> loads saved scene 6 to video wall 2. ...
- Page 34 12. wcpm – Modifying the input channel parameters Usage: <wcpm,SourceCh,contrast,brightness,freq,phase,left,right,top,bottom> Parameters: The video input channel ID, starting with 1 SourceCh Contrast Brightness Sampling frequency Freq Phase Left starting point Left Right starting point Right Top starting point Bottom ending point Bottom Example: <wcpm,4,128,128,1904,0014,0384,1824,0031,0931>...
- Page 35 16. winf – Video Wall information inquiry Usage: <winf,Screen_ID,> Parameters: The video wall ID, where 0 = video wall 1 Screen_ID Example: <winf,0> might cause the following return: <The valid window ID is : hnum is 2 vnum is 2 hgap is 0 vgap...
- Page 36 18. widf – Window Information Inquiry Usage: <widf,W_ID> Note: A space is required between the command and the window ID. Parameter: The ID of the window W_ID Example: <widf, 0> might cause the following return: <The 0 window is: source is screen is src_hstart is...
- Page 37 22. mipr – Change the Device network parameters Usage: <mipr,ip[4],mac[6],mask[4],gar[4],port[2]> Parameters: IP address, 4 decimal numbers ip[4] MAC address, 6 decimal numbers mac[6] Subnet mask, 4 decimal numbers mask[4] Gateway, 4 decimal numbers gar[4] Ports, 2 decimal numbers port[2] Note: Ensure that the MAC address is entered as decimal numbers. Example: <mipr,192,168,1,65,0,8,14,0,16,8,255,255,255,0,192,168,1,1,1024,1025>...
- Page 38 25. trea – Retrieve Device date and time Usage: <trea> Parameters: None Example: <trea> might cause the following return: <YEAR : 2016 MONTH : 4 DATE : 25 DAY : 1 HOUR : 18 MINUTE: 14 SECOND: 39> Note: A Day value of 1 means Monday. 26.
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