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- Page 1 SWMicro Video Wall Controller User Guide This user guide provides basic instructions for setting up SEADA SolarWall Micro video wall controllers using its management software. SD-EN-021 1 / 21...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
5.3. No Output ..........................17 SWMicro Command Lines ....................18 SD-EN-021 2 / 21 Address: SEADA House, Saxon Business Park, Hanbury Rd, Stoke Prior, Bromsgrove B60 4AD, United Kingdom Email: sales@seada.co.uk Phone: +44 (0)1527 584364 Fax: +44 (0)1527 962998 Web: www.seada.co.uk... -
Page 3: Production Introduction
1. Production Introduction 1.1. Product Profile The SWMicro series video wall controllers are the all-in-one solution available from SEADA technology. Based on cutting edge Crossbar express technology, they provide excellent performance and flexibility for video wall applications. SWMicro series controllers apply Crossbar technology to provide high bandwidth for real-time processing of all input signals and better system performance. -
Page 4: Specification & Parameters
1.3. Specification & Parameters Controller Chassis 19” ANST/EIA RS-310C standard industrial chassis Input Channel 8 HD HDMI inputs or 4 HD HDMI inputs with 1 4K HDMI/DP Input Input Format HDMI/DP Output Channel Up to 16 outputs Output Format HDMI HDCP Support Power Supply Single... -
Page 5: Hardware Overview
2. Hardware Overview 2.1. Rear Panel (SWMicro12 as an example) • LAN (10M/100M/1000M) and RS232-IN Port are for PC control • HDMI Inputs: 8 x HDMI HD inputs • HDMI Outputs: 12 x HDMI outputs • Power Supply Socket and Switch: 110 ~ 240VAC •... -
Page 6: Rs232 (Serial Port) Connection
4. SWMicro Software User Guide Users can run the SWMicro.exe software directly without installation. Software can be downloaded from the SEADA website (https://seada.co.uk/downloads). Double click the SWMicro software to get the Dialog box as below. The default password for ‘admin’ is ‘admin’. - Page 7 Once SWMicro is connected to the control PC, it will load the settings from the unit. The default setting for the new unit out of package is 2x4/3x4/4x4 video wall with input 1 across the screens depending upon the SWMicro model type. All outputs are set at a resolution of 1920x1080@60 by default.
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Page 8: Video Wall Settings
• Maxsize: Maximise the size of the selected window to the whole video wall and click again to return the window back to origin. • Close: Close the selected window. • Freeze Panes: Freeze the content of the selected window and click again to unfreeze. •... - Page 9 4.1.2. Videowall Layout Setup Users can set up the layout of the video wall in ‘VideoWall Setting’ by simply choosing the number of rows and columns for the video wall. Total screen amount is up to 8/12/16 for SWMicro video wall controllers depending upon the model type.
- Page 10 B. Multiple videowall SWMicro/SWmicroP supports up to 4 videowalls. To enable that, click anywhere (except where user can type in contents) on the videowall setting window and type in ‘admin’. An extra option will pop out allowing the user to change the number of the videowall.
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Page 11: Initial Mode
Users can view and edit inputs if necessary. By default, new units will have all input settings done and user will not need to change anything in this section. However, after certain operations, for example adding extra videowalls, user might want to re-config the inputs. For SWMicro, all ‘Card Type’... -
Page 12: Operations
4.1.5. Screen Configuration Users can add customised screen resolutions for the video wall. 4.2. Operations 4.2.1. New/Clear Window Users can load the pre-set video wall from the ‘initial mode’ by clicking ‘New’. The default setting for the software is a single window from input 1 in each output screen. -
Page 13: Common Tools
4.2.3. Save/Recall and loop Layouts Users can save the video wall layouts and recall them later via the ‘Layout’ menu on the left of the software. Users can save up to 32 pre-set layouts. Note: The layouts are saved on SWMicro, therefore whenever the control PC is connected, the software can load the saved layouts from SWMicro. -
Page 14: User Management
without any distortion. Users can use pixels of the screen frame width to set up the bezel correction here. The bezel compensation can be set either ON or OFF for comparison. Note: ‘Horizontal’ is the summarisation of inner and outer height and ‘Vertical’ stands for the summarisation of inner and outer width. -
Page 15: Set Up 4K Input
4.4.2. User Password Setup ‘Admin’ can set up the password for different users without knowing the old password of that user. ‘User level’ can also change the password by themselves, while they need to enter the old password. 4.5. Set up 4K input 4.5.1. - Page 16 Note 1: There are four channels due to that the single 4K DP/HDMI signal of SWMicro is split into four 1080P signals. Therefore, user can manipulate the 4K signal either in four individual windows or a single 4K signal group. Note 2: For an output group, the number of windows that can be opened on a single screen still follows the window limitation set in videowall setup referring to section 4.1.2.
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Page 17: Troubleshooting
5. Troubleshooting 5.1. Corrupted Characters a) Open ‘Clock and Region’ in ‘Control Panel’. b) Select ‘Change data, time or number format’. c) Select ‘Change system locale’ under ‘Administrative’ tab. d) Tick ‘Beta: Use Unicode UTF-8 for worldwide language support’, click ‘OK’ and ‘Apply’. 5.2. -
Page 18: Swmicro Command Lines
6. SWMicro Command Lines • All spaces shown in the command are required. • All commands in this section are always terminated with the ASCII carriage-return character, 0x0d. This is represented by the ⏎ symbol in each command. ➢ Serial Port: Baud rate: 115200 ➢... - Page 19 x0: The horizontal start of the window, starts from 0. y0: The vertical start of the window, starts from 0. x1: The horizontal end of the window. y1: The vertical end of the window. For example: Create window 1 <open,1,0,0,0,0,1919,1079> Create window 2 <open,2,0,0,2290,113,4587,1234>...
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Page 20: Serial Port
6.2.2. UDP Socket Move window 1 00 04 00 00 c0 a8 01 41 3c 6d 6f 76 65 2c 31 2c 31 2c 30 2c 30 2c 30 2c 39 35 39 2c 35 33 39 3e Switch window 1 with input channel 2 00 04 00 00 c0 a8 01 41 3c 6d 6f 76 65 2c 31 2c 31 2c 30 3e 6.3. -
Page 21: Udp Socket
6.4.2. UDP Socket Save Layout mode 1 and mode name is Layout_1 00 04 00 00 c0 a8 01 41 3c 73 61 76 65 2c 6d 6f 64 65 2c 30 2c 30 2c 30 30 34 63 30 30 36 31 30 30 37 39 30 30 36 66 30 30 37 35 30 30 37 34 30 30 35 66 30 30 33 31 3e Save Layout mode 2 and mode name is Layout_2 00 04 00 00 c0 a8 01 41 3c 73 61 76 65 2c 6d 6f 64 65 2c 30 2c 31 2c 30 30 34 63 30 30 36 31 30 30 37...
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