Teammate Output Node; Sync Port; Distribution Amplifier (Da); Figure 11. Pixelnet Output Node Rear View - Jupiter PixelNet User Manual

TeamMate Output Node

2.6 TeamMate Output Node
• Supports DVI or Analog display outputs
• Supports output resolutions up to 2048 x 1200 or 165 MHz pixel
clock
• Provides two gigabit PixelNet ports
• Provides optional FrameLock, connecting all output nodes to a
single SYNC signal
SYNC DVI-I Output

2.6.1 SYNC Port

The output node sync port provides for synchronizing all output node
signals to the displays. Use this if you want all the output nodes in your
configuration to be tied to a single sync signal. Synchronization allows for
full motion video with no tearing of image at display boundaries.
The first output node of a display wall will be configured as a master; by
default, all the other nodes will be configured as slaves. The master output
node is configured with the PixelNet Domain Control software.

2.6.1.1 Distribution Amplifier (DA)

Up to ten output nodes can be used in a simple configuration—one master,
nine slaves. More complex systems with more than ten output nodes are
possible with a high-bandwidth Distribution Amplifier (DA). Each DA port
can support up to ten output nodes. Also, more than one DA can be daisy-
chained from the first DA. The DA is available as a PixelNet option.
USB not currently
supported
Figure 11 - PixelNet Output Node Rear View
PixelNet Domain Control User Manual
PixelNet PixelNet
Port 1 Port 2
Power
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