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NOM Statement Instrucciones de Seguridad (Normas Oficiales Mexicanas Electrical Safety Statement) 1. Todas las instrucciones de seguridad y operación deberán ser leídas antes de que el aparato eléctrico sea operado. 2. Las instrucciones de seguridad y operación deberán ser guardadas para referencia futura. 3.
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Maintenance Only competent technicians should perform maintenance on the Radian Video Wall Processor. Return any Radian Video Wall Processor plug-in cards that are physically damaged to Black Box Corporation. Disposal At the end of life, dispose of all Radian Video Wall Processor products according to local laws and regulations.
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Table of Contents Table of Contents 1. Specifications .................................................10 1.1 Radian Video Wall Processor Chassis, VWP-2040, VWP-2090, VWP-2110 .................10 1.2 Video Graphics Card (VGC-HDMI-2-4): HDMI Graphics Card, Up to 4K Resolution ..........12 1.3 Video Graphics Card (VGC-HDMI-2K-4): HDMI Graphics card, Up to 2K Resolution ..........13 1.4 Video Capture Card (VCC-SD-HD-A-2): (1) HD Channel + (1) SD Channel + AM2 + Cable, Full Height ..14 1.5 Video Capture Card (VCC-SD-HD-3): (2) HD Channels + (1) SD Channel, Full Height ..........15 1.6 Video Capture Card (VCC-SDI-SD-HD-3): (1) HD Channel + (1) HD-SDI Channel + (1) SD Channel,...
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Table of Contents 5. Software Overview............................................47 5.1 VWS-2001 ..............................................47 5.2 Video Capture Card Software .....................................48 6. Filter Maintenance (VWP-2090 or VWP-2110) .................................50 Appendix A. Installing the Video Graphics Card (VGC-HDMI-2-4 or VGC-HDMI-2K-4) ..............51 A.1 Introduction ..............................................51 A.2 Features ................................................51 A.3 Installing the Video Graphics Card ..................................52 A.3.1 Installing the Display Drivers ..................................53 A.3.2 Installing Additional Video Graphics Cards .............................53 A.4 Video Graphics Card Video BIOS ....................................53...
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Table of Contents B.4.4 Installing the Capture Card .....................................81 B.4.5 How to Connect Input Sources ..................................82 B.4.6 Installing Multiple Cards .....................................83 B.4.7 Firmware Upgrades ........................................84 B.5 Video Capture Card (VCC-DP-2) ....................................84 B.5.1 Introduction ...........................................84 B.5.2 Hardware Overview........................................85 B.5.3 What's Included ........................................85 B.5.4 Installing the Capture Card .....................................85 B.5.5 How to Connect Input Sources ..................................86 B.5.6 Installing Multiple Cards ....................................87...
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Chapter 1: Specifications 1.1 Radian Video Wall Processor Chassis, VWP-2040, VWP-2090, VWP-2110 (continued) Power Type Consumption VWP-2040: 600 watts; VWP-2090: 600 watts; VWP-2110: 800 watts Environment Operating Temperature 32 to 95° F (w0 to 35° C) Storage Temperature -4 to +158° F (-20 to +70° C) Relative Humidity 5 to 90%, noncondensing Noise...
Chapter 1: Specifications 1.2 Video Graphics Card (VGC-HDMI-2-4): HDMI Graphics Card, Up to 4K Resolution Card Format PCI Express x16 Mechanical, x8 Electrical (Gen. 3) Card Size 110mm x 177mm (incl heat sink) Maximum Effective Transfer 5.5 GB/s sustained from these capture cards Rate Maximum Color Depth 8-bit per component...
Chapter 1: Specifications 1.3 Video Graphics Card (VGC-HDMI-2K-4): HDMI Graphics Card, Up to 2K Resolution Card Format PCI Express x16 Mechanical, x8 Electrical (Gen. 3) Card Size 110mm x 177mm (incl heat sink) Maximum Effective Transfer 5.5 GB/s sustained from these capture cards Rate Maximum Color Depth 8-bit per component...
1920 x 1200, and custom modes HD Modes 1080i, 1080p, 720p, 576p, 480p, and 480i using a Component DVI connector; For HDCP support, contact Black Box Technical Support at 877-877-2269 or info@blackbox.com Input Mode Detection Automatically detects input modes in hardware, enabling tracking of mode changes in the source signal.
Chapter 1: Specifications 1.10 Video Capture Card (VCC-HD-4-D): (4) Channel HD Capture Card with (2) DVI Splitter Cables Physical Board Format 8-lane PCIe interface; PCI Express card: 4.3" x 6.9" (11.0 x 17.7 cm), including heat sink Connectors (2) DSM59 high-density video connectors plus (2) DVI adapters Performance Update Rate Channels 1 and 3: 297 Mpps;...
Chapter 2: Overview 2. Overview 2.1 Introduction The VWP-2040 wall controller is a high quality, flexible solution for smaller, more compact video wall and multi- screen display applications. The controller is optimized for operation Radian Video Wall Processor PCI express graphics and video capture cards.
Chapter 2: Overview 2.3 Available Components Table 2-1. Radian Video Wall Processor components. Radian Video Wall Processor Components Chassis Product Code Number of Slots Signal Format VWP-2040 4-slot chassis Depends on cards installed VWP-2090 9-slot chassis Depends on cards installed VWP-2110 11-slot chassis Depends on cards...
Chapter 2: Overview 2.4 What's Included Your package should contain the following items. If anything is missing or damaged, contact Black Box Technical Support at 877-877-2269 or info@blackbox.com. 2.4.1 VWP-2040 • VWP-2040 Chassis • USB keyboard • USB mouse • (2) power cables •...
Chapter 2: Overview 2.5.2 VWP-2090 The VWP-2090 system incorporates the PCI Express9-G3 switched fabric backplane, providing 9 high band- width PCIe slots for use with any Radian Video Wall Processor video capture or graphics card. It also has SBC4, a single board computer featuring an Intel Core i7 processor with up to 16 GB of DDR3 memory and on-board ®...
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Chapter 2: Overview Figure 2-6. Back panel of the VWP-2090. Table 2-7. Back-panel components. Number in FIgure 2-6 Component Power Switches USB Ports Ethernet Ports DVI-I Output 877-877-2269 | blackbox.com Page 30...
Chapter 2: Overview 2.5.3 VWP-2110 The VWP-2110 is an industrial PC incorporating an 11-slot PCIe backplane. The switched fabric technology provides 11 x 8 lane PCIe slots that have x 16 physical connectors, and each slot can provide up to 8 Gbps bidirectional bandwidth.
Chapter 2: Overview Figure 2-8. Back panel of the VWP-2110. Table 2-9. Back-panel components. Number in FIgure 2-8 Component Power Switches USB Ports Ethernet Ports DVI-I Output 2.5.4 Video Graphics and Video Capture Cards Your Radian Video Wall Processor is shipped from the factory with all Video Graphics and Video Capture Cards and software installed.
Chapter 3: Onboard Graphics Adapter 3. Onboard Graphics Adapter Each VWP-2040, VWP-2090, or VWP-2110 shipped by Black Box is custom built. If cards are not pre-installed, then you will need to install the software. For information on software installation, consult the softwaremanual on blackbox.com.
Chapter 3: Onboard Graphics Adapter 3.2 Using the Onboard Graphics Adapter for the VWP-2040 3.2.1 Onboard Graphics Adapter used as Control Screen (VWP-2040) The VWP is shipped with the BIOS configured to boot from the onboard graphics device. This output can then be used as the control screen for a typical wall configuration.
Chapter 3: Onboard Graphics Adapter 3.3 Using the Onboard Graphics Adapter for the VWP-2090 or VWP-2110 3.3.1 Onboard Graphics Adaptor used as Control Screen (VWP-2090 or VWP-2110) The VWP-2090 or VWO-2110 is shipped with the BIOS configured to boot from the onboard graphics device. This output can then be used as the control screen for a typical wall configuration.
Chapter 3: Onboard Graphics Adapter 3.3.2 Onboard Graphics Adaptor Disabled (VWP-2090 or VWP-2110) If you do not require a control screen, then you should disable the integrated graphics as described below. Connect a monitor to the onboard graphics device output and enter setup from the boot screen by pressing <F2>...
Chapter 4: Hardware Installation 4. Hardware Installation 4.1 VWP-2040 Your VWP-2040 arrives with all necessary cards installed. If you want to add more cards, refer to the Appendixes in this manual for installation instructions. 4.2 VWP-2090 Backplane Layout Your VWP-2090 may have cards that require installation because cards may have been shipped separately. To ensure your cards are installed correctly, consult the appendixes in this manual for detailed instructions.
Chapter 4: Hardware Installation 4.3 Connecting the VWX-2090 Expansion Chassis to the VWP-2090 Radian Video Wall Processor Chassis You can connect a VWX-2090 expansion chassis to the VWP-2090 to increase the number of PCIe slots available. Figure 4-2. Connect the expansion chassis. Connect the chassis to the expansion chassis via the appropriate cable.
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Chapter 4: Hardware Installation VWP-2090 and VWX-2090 LED indicators. The VWP-2090 and VWX-2090 have an LED for each PCIe slot and the PICMG1.3 SBC slot. Figure 4-4. LEDs on the VWP-2090 and VWX-2090. Table 4-3. LEDs on the VWP-2090 and VWX-2090. Description LED1 ON = +5V Standby Voltage present...
Chapter 4: Hardware Installation 4.4 VWP-2110 Backplane Layout Your VWP-2110 may have cards that require installation because cards may have been shipped separately. To ensure your cards are installed correctly, consult the appendixes in this manual for detailed instructions. VWP-2110 Backplane Layout The VWP-2110 is fitted with the G3 backplane.
Chapter 4: Hardware Installation 4.5 Connecting the VWX-2110 Expansion Chassis to the VWP-2110 Radian Video Wall Processor Chassis You can connect a VWX-2110 expansion chassis to the VWP-2110 to increase the number of PCIe slots available. The following diagram illustrates how this can be achieved. Figure 4-6.
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Chapter 4: Hardware Installation If your Radian Video Wall Processor Chassis does not arrive from the factory fully populated with cards, refer to the Appendixes for diagrams and installation instructions for each available card option that can work with the Chassis.
Chapter 5: Software Overview 5. Software Overview Each Radian Video Wall Processor is custom built. If cards are not pre-installed, then you will need to install soft- ware/drivers. For information on software installation, consult the relevant user manual on blackbox.com. If you ordered VWS-2001 Video Wall Controller Software, it will be installed prior to shipment.
Chapter 5: Software Overview Audio Support Both digital and analog audio are supported for Video Wall Controller windows, depending on the Video Capture Card installed in the system. Audio support allows the configuration of embedded digital and analog audio capture inputs. Carousel When configured, the Carousel function automatically cycles through lists of different Video and IP camera inputs at set time intervals.
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Chapter 5: Software Overview • Low Input to Output Capture Latency. • DMA to third party graphics vendors back and front buffers via Direct3D. • Compatibility with AMD DirectGMA. • Compatibility with Nvidia GPUDirect. • User Mode filter for source selection. •...
You can use a vacuum cleaner to clean the filter. NOTE: Do not immerse the filter in water or any other cleaning liquid. For advice on replacement filters, contact Black Box Technical Support at 877-877-2269 or info@blackbox.com. 877-877-2269 | blackbox.com...
Appendix A: Installing the Video Graphics Card Appendix A. Installing the Video Graphics Card (VGC-HDMI-2-4 or VGC-HDMI-2K-4) Table A-1. Video Graphics Cards Video Graphics Cards Product Code Outputs Signal Format VGC-HDMI-2-4 HDMI graphics card, up to 4K resolution HDMI VGC-HDMI-2K-4 HDMI graphics card, up to 2K resolution HDMI A.1 Introduction...
The system limitations are the amount of address space available and the capacity of the power supply. Consult Black Box Technical Support at 877-877-2269 or info@blackbox.com if you have any problems installing multiple cards. The amount of current a power supply can deliver on each voltage rail is limited. There may also be a limit on the total power.
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Appendix A: Installing the Video Graphics Card There are a number of different BIOS types in operation as the computer boots. The “System BIOS” is resident on the motherboard and is responsible for starting up all the hardware and mapping in the resources (like the I/O) so that they are available to the CPU.
Appendix A: Installing the Video Graphics Card A.5 Card Ordering To connect up to 64 screens to Video Graphics Cards, configure the links as shown in the diagram below. Figure A-2. Card numbering on the link header. The links control the order in which the display driver uses the Video Graphics Cards. Knowing the order that the Video Graphics Cards use will help when connecting the screens and the outputs from video switches.
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Appendix A: Installing the Video Graphics Card DisplayPort Outputs The Video Graphics Card has four DisplayPort connectors that allow full-size, locking cables capable of driving next generations displays. When used in conjunction with the extender modules (powered via the Video Graphics Card), cable lengths of up to 96 feet (30 meters) can be achieved.
Appendix A: Installing the Video Graphics Card A.6 Multi-Screen Configuration To change the display settings for the Video Graphics Cards, use the Display Properties dialog in the Control Panel. Display: 2. (Default Monitor) on Video Graphics Card (example only; this is a dropdown menu box) Resolution: 5120 x 4096 (example only;...
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Appendix A: Installing the Video Graphics Card Figure A-4. Monitor Configuration screen. Resolution per Screen: Figure A-5. Resolution per screen slider bar. NOTE: Changing the resolution may alter the color palette settings, so check that it is correct before clicking OK or Apply.
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Appendix A: Installing the Video Graphics Card Source of Mode: Figure A-6. Source of Mode screen. When the TWIN tab is selected, the display driver reads the EDID information from each monitor and reads the Registry to find detailed display timing information. The Source of Mode group box shows which mode sources are available for the selected resolution and color depth.
To define custom modes, use the Custom Mode Utilities tool on the Radian Video Wall Processor thumb drive. You can also download the latest version from the Black Box website: www.blackbox.com The Custom Modes tool is a utility for defining custom modes that can be generated by the Video Graphics Card.
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards Appendix B. Installing the Video Capture Cards The available Video Capture Cards and their connectors are listed in Table B-1. Sections B.1 through B.9 provide installation instructions for each Video Capture Card. Table B-1. Video Capture Cards Product Code Connectors Supported Inputs...
Appendix B: Installing the Video Graphics Cards B.1 Video Capture Card (VCC-SD-HD-A-2): (1) HD channel + (1) SD channel + AM2 + cable, full height Figure B- 1. Video Capture Card (VCC-SD-HD-A-2) illsutrated. B.1.1 Introduction The Video Capture Card (VCC-SD-HD-A-2) has two independent video capture channels—one supporting HD capture and a second simultaneously decoding Standard Definition composite video.
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards B.1.5 How to Connect Input Sources The VCC-SD-HD-A-2 card has one DVI-I and one RCA (female) connector, and one RGB (male) connector on the Audio Module: The DVI-I connector supports DVI, HDMI, Component and RGB (VGA) inputs using the supplied adapters where required.
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Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards An RGB (VGA) input is connected to the DVI-I connector using the supplied DVI-VGA Adapter: Figure B-5. RGB (VGA) input. A standard definition signal can be connected to the RCA connector on the VCC-SD-HD-A-2. Figure B-6.
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards Table 8-2. Audio feed input signals. Connector Signal Balanced (XLR) input left Balanced (XLR) Input Right Unbalanced Input Left Unbalanced Input Right Audio Out Left Audio Out Right B.1.6 Installing Multiple Cards You can install multiple cards in a system, providing a large number of capture channels. Combinations of Video Capture Cards in the same machine are supported by the driver.
The program will run, but no notifications are displayed. B.1.7 Firmware Upgrades The VCC-SD-HD-A-2 cards allow you to upgrade firmware on site rather than returning the card to Black Box. Whenever a firmware upgrade is performed, the J11 Link MUST BE FITTED on the Video Capture Card. To perform the upgrade, follow the step-by-step instructions provided by the upgrade application.
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards 3. Locate a vacant PCI Express slot (x4 or higher) on the motherboard and remove the blanking plate (retain all screws). NOTE: If you are in doubt, consult your motherboard documentation to correctly identify a PCI Express slot. If the card is forced into a 32 or 64 bit PCI or PCI-X slot, it will be irreparably damaged when the system is powered up and the warranty will be void.
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Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards An RGB (VGA) input is connected to the DVI-I connector using the supplied DVI-VGA Adapter: Figure B-13. RGB (VGA) input. A standard definition signal can be connected to the RCA connector on the VCC-SD-HD-A-2. Figure B-14.
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards Table 8-3. Audio feed input signals. Connector Signal Balanced (XLR) input left Balanced (XLR) Input Right Unbalanced Input Left Unbalanced Input Right Audio Out Left Audio Out Right B.2.6 Installing Multiple Cards You can install multiple cards in a system, providing a large number of capture channels. Combinations of Radian Video Wall Controller capture cards in the same machine are supported by the Vision driver.
The program will run, but no notifications are displayed. B.2.7 Firmware Upgrades The VCC-SD-HD-3 cards allow you to upgrade firmware on site rather than returning the card to Black Box. Whenever a firmware upgrade is performed, the J8 Link MUST BE FITTED on the VCC-SD-HD-3.
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards B.3 Video Capture Card (VCC-SDI-SD-HD-3): (1) HD channels + (1) HD-SDI channel + (1) SD channel, full height Figure B-17. Video Capture Card (VCC-SD-SDI-HD-3) illustrated. B.3.1 Introduction The VCC-SDI-SD-HD-3 has three independent video capture channels—one supporting HD capture, a second decoding Standard Definition composite video and the third, an HD-SDI capture supporting SD-SDI, HD-SDI, and 3G-SDI—all channels can be captured simultaneously.
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards B.3.5 How to Connect Input Sources The VCC-SDI-SD-HD-3 card has one DVI-I, one RCA (female) connector, and one BNC (Green LED) connector. The DVI-I connector supports DVI, HDMI, Component and RGB (VGA) inputs using adapters where required. A DVI input is connected directly into the DVI-I connector, which accepts DVI-D (digital) or DVI-A (analog) inputs.
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Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards An RGB (VGA) input is connected to the DVI-I connector using the supplied DVI-VGA Adapter: Figure B-21. RGB (VGA) input. A standard definition signal can be connected to the RCA connector on the VCC-SDI-SD-HD-3 . Figure B-22.
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Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards Cable Length The VCC-SDI-SD-HD-3 supports cable lengths of up to 480 feet (150 meters). for 3G-SDI. This figure is based on using low-loss coax cable (Belden 1694A). Using the Optional Audio Module (AM2) Audio is connected to the AM2 using the Audio Break Out cable provided with the AM2.
The VCC-SDI-SD-HD-3 cards allow firmware upgrade to be completed on site rather than returning the card to Black Box. Whenever a firmware upgrade is performed, the J8 Link MUST BE FITTED on the VCC-SDI-SD-HD-3. To perform the upgrade, follow the step-by-step instructions provided by the upgrade application.
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards If something goes wrong during the upgrade process (e.g., system power outage), you can revert to the factory settings by powering down the system, temporarily removing the J8 link, then powering up the system with the link removed.
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards B.4 Video Capture Card (VCC-HD-4): (4) channel DVI/RGB/HD capture card Figure B-26. Video Capture Card (VCC-HD-4) illustrated. B.4.1 Introduction The VCC-HD-4 has four on-board video capture channels: two HDMI 1.4 channels offer 3840 x 2160 @ 30 frames per second (fps) and two HDMI 1.3 channels offer 1920 x 1080 @ 60 fps, all operating independently of each other.
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards B.4.5 How to Connect Input Sources A DVI input connects directly into the DVI-I connector that accepts DVI-D (digital) or DVI-A (analog) inputs. Figure B-28. DVI input. An HDMI input is connected to the DVI-I connector using the supplied DVI-HDMI Adapter. Figure B-29.
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards An RGB (VGA) input is connected to the DVI-I connector using the supplied DVI-VGA Adapter: B-31. RGB (VGA) input. B.4.6 Installing Multiple Cards Multiple cards can be installed in a system, providing a large number of capture channels. Combinations of Radian Video Wall Processor capture cards in the same machine are supported by the Radian Video Wall Processor driver.
B.4.7 Firmware Upgrades The VCC-HD-4 cards allow you to upgrade firmware on site rather than returning the card to Black Box. Whenever a firmware upgrade is performed, the SW2 on the DIP switch must be set ON. The DIP Switch can be located on the back of the VCC-HD-4 To perform the upgrade, follow the step-by-step instructions provided by the upgrade application.
This should hasten any query should you need to contact Black Box Technical Support. The serial number is displayed on the card itself and the box label.
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards NOTE: If you are in doubt, consult your motherboard documentation to correctly identify a PCI Express slot. If the card is forced into a 32 or 64 bit PCI or PCI-X slot, it will be irreparably damaged when the system is powered up and the warranty will be void.
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards Cable Settings When using the VCC-DP-2, a cable settings function becomes available in the Input Settings of the software appli- cation. DisplayPort sources often train the cable link at the maximum available bit rate, even if it is not needed for the required display resolution.
8.5.7 Firmware Upgrades The VCC-DP-2 cards allow firmware upgrade to be completed on site rather than returning the card to Black Box. Whenever a firmware upgrade is performed, the SW2 on the DIP switch must be set ON. The DIP Switch can be located on the back of the VCC-DP-2.
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards B.6 Video Capture Card (VCC-HD-4-H or VCC-HD-4-D) Figure B- 38. VCC-HD-4-H or VCC-SD-HD-4-D B.6.1 Introduction The VCC-HD-4 has four on board video capture channels; two channels of HDMI 1.4 offering 3840 x 2160 @ 30 frames per second (fps) and two HDMI 1.3 channels offering 1920 x 1080 @ 60 fps, all operating independently of each other.
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards • Direct Show interface. • RGBEasy API. Models VCC-HD-4-H - Capture card with 2 x HDMI splitter cables. VCC-HD-4-D - Capture card with 2 x DVI splitter cables. B.6.3 What's Included Your packing box should contain the following items: VCC-HD-4 - Quad HDMI video capture card and depending on which model ordered, either: •...
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards B.6.5 How to Connect Input Sources The VCC-HD-4 card has two DSM59 connectors. The connectors support DVI or HDMI using the supplied splitter cables where required. Figure B-39. Connecting input sources. Be careful when connecting the splitter cables to the VCC-HD-4 card. Do not force the cable into the connector. Forcing the cable into the connector could cause damage not covered by the warranty.
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards B.6.6 Installing Multiple Cards Multiple cards can be installed in a system providing a large number capture channels. Combinations of Radian Video Wall Processor capture cards in the same machine are supported by the Radian Video Wall Processor driver.
The VCC-HD-4-H and VCC-HD-4-D cards allow firmware upgrade to be completed on site rather than returning the card to Black Box. Whenever a firmware upgrade is performed, the SW2 on the DIP switch must be set ON. The DIP Switch can be located on the back of the VCC-HD-4-H or VCC-HD-4-D. To perform the upgrade, follow the step-by-step instructions provided by the upgrade application.
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards B.7.5 How to Connect Input Sources The VCC-SDI-4 card has four BNC type connectors for four separate, simultaneous inputs. The connectors have green LEDs. Connect the cables to distribute the video source signal to BNC input connectors on the VCC-SDI-4 capture card.
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards B.7.6 Installing Multiple Cards Figure B-43. Card ordering. Multiple cards can be installed in a system, providing a large number capture channels. Combinations of Radian Video Wall Processor capture cards in the same machine are supported by the Radian Video Wall Processor driver.
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards Each VCC-STREAM card can capture a bandwidth equivalent to twelve 1920 x 1080 @ 30Hz streams on to any wall controller that uses Radian Video Wall Processor graphics cards. The number of streams the VCC-STREAM provides depends on a number of factors, such as the decoder profile used.
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Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards The VCC-STREAM card has two Ethernet ports and one currently dormant output DisplayPort connector (reserved for future use). Figure B-45. Connecting input sources. Connect a network cable into one or both of the Ethernet ports. Be careful when connecting a network cable. Make sure the cable connector is pushed firmly into the Ethernet port until you hear a definite click.
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards The green LEDs are labelled 0-5 and 8-11 these map to LEDs D4 to D13. Table B-6. LEDs. LED Link Lane LED Status Normal Operation PCI Host Link lane 0 On=Gen 2 Flashing=Gen 1 Off=Link not On - Gen 2 trained...
Appendix B: Installing the Video Capture Cards Black Box VCC-STREAM Figure B-48. IP address screen. LAN1 and LAN2 operate independently. They both require configuring as a Static IP address. Repeat this process for LAN2 by clicking on the LAN2 tab.
The VCC-STREAM cards allow firmware upgrades to be completed on-site rather than returning the card to Black Box. Whenever a firmware upgrade is performed, the JP8 Link MUST BE FITTED on the VCC-STREAM card. To perform the upgrade, follow the step-by-step instructions provided by the upgrade application.
Appendix C: Installing the Expansion Chassis Appendix C. Installing the Expansion Chassis Available models include: • Expansion Chassis (VWX-2090), 600 W RPSU, works with VWP-2090. • Expansion Chassis (VWX-2110), 800 W RPSU, works with VWP-2110. See Chapter 3 for more information. 877-877-2269 | blackbox.com Page 103...
Appendix D: Radian Video Wall Processor Software Capabilities Appendix D. Radian Video Wall Processor Software Capabilities • Timestamp support for streaming synchronization. • Synchronize multiple inputs across multiple cards. • Synchronize systems using network clock synchronization. • Use for edge blending and other applications. •...
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Appendix D: Radian Video Wall Processor Software Capabilities NOTE: The supplied drivers and software require that you use: • Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7 (x86 and x64 Operating Systems), Windows 8, or Linux (audio not supported) •...
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