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  • Page 1 Multi-Image Splicing Processor (XA) Operation Manual...
  • Page 2 Statement Thank you for choosing our products. All rights of the manual are reserved by the company and no copy, delivery, distribution or storage of any form of the content is allowed without written permission from the company. The company reserves the right of modifications and improvements of any product function described in the document without prior notice.
  • Page 3 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS For your safety, please read this section carefully. Power Power supply of the device for normal operation is 100-200V AC. Please make sure that the product is operated within the voltage range. High voltage High voltage devices are contained. Do not dismantle without professionals The device is not equipped with repair parts which is aimed for maintenance by customer himself, so do not open chassis...

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents 1. Product Introduction........................1 2. Hardware Introduction........................2 2.1 Front Panel..........................2 2.2 Back Panel..........................3 3. Device Debugging...........................5 3.1 Device Connection........................5 3.2 Debugging Procedure......................6 3.3 Case explanation........................9 3.4 Function Key:........................15 3.5 Advanced Menu........................18 4. Technical Parameters........................20 5.

  • Page 5: Product Introduction

    Multi-Image Splicing Processor 1. Product Introduction The multi-image mosaic processor is a high-end video processing equipment developed and manufactured by our company for LED large screen display, performance and leasing, conference room, studio and so on. The product adopts CPT+ FST splicing technology targeted for small pixel LED display to guarantee uniformity and synchronization of splicing.

  • Page 6: Hardware Introduction

    Multi-Image Splicing Processor 2. Hardware Introduction 2.1 Front Panel ① ② ③ ④⑤ ⑥⑦ ⑧ ⑨⑩ ⑪ ⑫ ⑬ 1. POWER: Power switch of 220V AC. ON indicates power connected, OFF power disconnected . 2. LCD color screen: Information display screen showing device information and debugging information.

  • Page 7: Back Panel

    Multi-Image Splicing Processor 11. FUNC: Common Function key for entering into common function interface. 12. OUT: Output option key for selecting output of blank screen, blue screen or normal screen. 13. M1-M6: Quick mode call key. Main menu interface is quick mode call key and parameter input interface shows number 6 to 0 and clear key.
  • Page 8 Multi-Image Splicing Processor and CVBS. 8. LOOP: DVI-Loop output which loops S1-DVI signal and is used for multi-machines cascade. 9. LAN2: Gigabit network control port which can be used for device debugging and also echoing function. 10. COM: RS232 control port which connects with computer serial port and can debug device by PC Software.

  • Page 9: Device Debugging

    Multi-Image Splicing Processor 3. Device Debugging 3.1 Device Connection Device connection could be divided into three parts: power connection, signal connection and control connection (used for software debugging). Power connection: device power supply. Connection method: connect power cord to power plug.

  • Page 10: Debugging Procedure

    Multi-Image Splicing Processor 3.2 Debugging Procedure Step 1: Click “MENU” to enter into main menu interface and click “Device Mode” to select splicing mode: copy mode, horizontal mosaic, and vertical mosaic. Device Mode Copy Output Horizontal Mosaic Vertical Note: Mosaic All output displays are the same.
  • Page 11 Multi-Image Splicing Processor Image Layout Layout 1 Image 1 Layout 2 Layout 3 Note: In case of signal image, skip this step. For multi-image, it’s OK if image number and item requirements are in consistent. Following operations can be taken when layouts are not consistent.
  • Page 12 Multi-Image Splicing Processor Note: This step should be skipped if full display of signal source is required on large screen; while if certain signal source of multi-image is needed to be extracted, only setting of signal source image is required; if horizontal size or vertical size is 0, it means no local extraction is required in this direction.

  • Page 13: Case Explanation

    Multi-Image Splicing Processor 3.3 Case explanation Device debugging steps are explained by following cases. Case 1: screen size is 2112×896 and loading transmitting card is shown as picture below: Requirement: whole computer desktop should be displayed completely. 1216 Diagram of loaded transmitting card Display image Debugging Procedure: Step 1: click “MENU”...
  • Page 14 Multi-Image Splicing Processor size of each output interface. Screen Parameters OUT1 Horizontal Size: OUT2 1920 Vertical Size: 1080 Confirm Cancel ×100 ×10 ×1 Turn knob select Select by finger key output Note: Input according to corresponding transmitting card size of each output interface. For OUT1, its horizontal size is 960 and vertical size 896;...
  • Page 15 Multi-Image Splicing Processor picture below: Requirement: 1) Whole computer desktop should be displayed completely. 2) Screen is divided into three parts with proportion of 1:2:1. 1792 Diagram of loaded transmitting card Display image 1 Display image 2 Debugging Procedure: Step 1: Click “MENU” to enter into main menu interface. Select “Device mode” and then “Vertical Mosaic”.
  • Page 16 Multi-Image Splicing Processor Step 2: Click “OK” to return to main menu interface; select “Large screen parameters” to set size of each output interface. Screen Parameters OUT1 Horizontal Size: OUT2 1920 Vertical Size: 1080 Confir Cancel Turn knob select ×100 ×1 ×10 output...
  • Page 17 Multi-Image Splicing Processor Note: Mode 1 is default startup data of device boot; it’s suggested that the most common mode should be saved to Mode 1 and the device can save 32 kinds of modes at most. For above operation which has fulfilled the first requirement of the program, namely splicing of the whole screen, image is displayed completely and correct data are saved.
  • Page 18 Multi-Image Splicing Processor Note: The full screen size is 1792x1344 and image proportion is required as 1:2:1, so the sizes of the three images are respectively 448, 896 and 448. As the left images starts from the far left, its horizontal position is 0. The middle image follows the left image, so its horizontal position is 448.

  • Page 19: Function Key

    Multi-Image Splicing Processor “User mode” and call needed mode. User Mode User Mode 1 Mode 1 3.4 Function Key: Mode 2 Device Mode 2x2 Mode 3 Image Layout 1 Mode 4 Below are detailed explanations of function keys: Mode 5 Image 1 Mode 6 INFO: Information query key.
  • Page 20 Multi-Image Splicing Processor OUT: Output condition key. Click the key to enter into its interface with three output options: blank screen, blue screen and normal screen. Selection of blank screen means all output interfaces and large screen are blank; blue screen means all those are blue; and normal screen refers to normal image output.
  • Page 21 Multi-Image Splicing Processor As VGA is analogue signal, it tends to cause deviations among common functions. The product has two kinds of VGA corrections which are automatic correction and manual correction. 5. Image matting setting Image matting setting is to extract some caption or images and delete the rest parts, which is often used in caption production.

  • Page 22: Advanced Menu

    Multi-Image Splicing Processor 12. Local and global Switch local display or global display of any image on the condition that data of local display is already set. 13. Freeze frame Set stillness or movement of any image, which is often used for field change or background switch.
  • Page 23 Multi-Image Splicing Processor For instance, school screen can be switched to computer signal in 8 am to play motivational slogans; and in 7 pm, it can turn to STB signal to play CCTV news periodically. 6. Multi-machine cascade Device cascade mosaic is commonly used to solve device de-synchronization. 7.

  • Page 24: Technical Parameters

    ·Each image can be freely zoomed and arranged. Images can overlap each other. · KS910 Plus signal image can be gained on computer at real time by KYSTAR control Image Echoing software which includes both input signal and output signal.

  • Page 25: Fqas

    Multi-Image Splicing Processor One-Click Blue or · Output black or blue signal in one click, often used in acting performances Blackout Scheduled Task · Specify KS910 Plus to perform a designated operation at a certain time (support offline) Others PC Control RS232/RJ45,Ethernet Size (mm) 66(H)×432(L)×256(D)
  • Page 26 Multi-Image Splicing Processor Output resolution is pixel mode output by single port of splicer and the largest control range of splicer output. Regular resolutions are: 1024*768, 1280*1024, 1600*1200 and 1920*1080, which are set with the same resolution mode of transmitting card. Q4: What is administrator password set in PC Software? A: No password.

  • Page 27: Appendix: Graphics Copy Mode And Extended Mode Setting

    Multi-Image Splicing Processor Appendix: Graphics copy mode and extended mode setting 1. AMD Video Card Right-click on blank space of the desktop → Property →Setting → Advanced →enter into Graphics Drive Control Board →Right click → Copy/Extended mode.

  • Page 28: Nvidia Video Card

    Multi-Image Splicing Processor 2. NVIDIA Video Card Right-click on blank space of the desktop → Property → Setting → Advanced →Enter into Graphics Drive Control Board →Right click →Copy/Extended mode.
  • Page 29 Multi-Image Splicing Processor...

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