Window Borders And Titles; Nodes; Dvi-I Input Node; Hd Component Input Node - Jupiter PixelNet User Manual

1—Introduction to PixelNet

1.4 Window Borders and Titles

PixelNet now offers options to apply colored borders to any window on the
display wall and add titles to the borders using a text editor. Window
layouts can be saved and instantly recalled on the wall, including the
borders and titles.

1.5 Nodes

1.5.1 DVI-I Input Node

Jupiter Systems designed the DVI-I Input Node to capture analog (RGB)
and digital progressive scan (DVI) signals from graphical outputs of other
computers. Resolutions up to 2048 x 1200 and a pixel clock up to 165 MHz
are supported.
The DVI-I input node supports analog and digital loop-through from the
source to a display or another input node. The DVI-I input node
automatically detects incoming signal formats for plug-and-play simplicity.
Each input node contains two gigabit PixelNet ports.

1.5.2 HD Component Input Node

The HD Component Input Node is designed to capture incoming SDTV
(NTSC/PAL/SECAM) and HDTV (ATSC) signals, and accepts analog
component inputs (YPrPb). This is an audio-capable input node that
supports stereo and 5.1 encoding formats: 48KHz, 44.1KHz, 24bit.
The HD Component input node automatically detects incoming signal
formats for plug-and-play simplicity. Each input node contains two gigabit
PixelNet Ports.
1.5.3 3G-SDI Input Node
The 3G-SDI Input Node is designed to support 3G-, HD-, and SD-SDI
signals—3G (1080 p), HD (720 p, 1080i), and SD (480 i/p, 576 i/p)—at 50
or 60 fps. This is an audio-capable input node that supports stereo and 5.1
encoding formats: 48KHz, 44.1KHz, 24bit.
The 3G-SDI input node provides SDI signal loop-through and 10-bit color
processing. Similar to the other input nodes, the 3G-SDI input node
automatically detects incoming signal formats for plug-and-play simplicity.
Each input node contains two gigabit PixelNet Ports.
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