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Home > 1. PXL System Overview 1. PXL System Overview The PXL System is a family of components that consists of LED display devices, image processing, and data distribution. The following diagram provides a basic overview of how PXL is distributed. The Vizomo processor receives video data in a sta...

Home > 2. C-series Tile > 2.2 Installation Guidlines 2.2 Installation Guidlines Rigging & Mounting Guidelines ● C11 and C8v C-series tiles have an IP66 rating and are suitable for use in most indoor and outdoor installations except where water immersion could occur. This conforms to the In...

Home > 2. C-series Tile > 2.3 Assembly & Mounting > 2.3.1 Latches 2.3.1 Latches There are a total of 8 integrated locking components on each tile as shown below; 4 latches and 4 catches. The photo below illustrates the optimal position of the handle and hook to allow for easy connection...

CAUTION Use light finger pressure when latching the tile. Do not force the lock handle. If resistance is felt as you lock the tiles, open the handle, ensure the hook is fully seated, check for proper alignment, and try again. How to Unlock C-series Tiles CAUTION When mounting C-series units together...

Home > 2. C-series Tile > 2.3 Assembly & Mounting > 2.3.3 Center Mount 2.3.3 Center Mount Center Mount Detail The center mount is used for attachment of vertical braces. 2. C-series Tile . 13 PXL System

Home > 2. C-series Tile > Notes: Beaufort Scale Notes: Beaufort Scale The following table is used as a reference for wind speed calculations throughout this guide. 1 1. Beaufort scale, http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Beaufort_scale&oldid=303100822 (last visited July 20, 2009). 2....

Home > 3. Helix P1 > 3.1 Installation Guidelines 3.1 Installation Guidelines ● Helix P1 pixel strings have an IP66 rating and are suitable for use in most indoor and outdoor installations except where water immersion could occur. This conforms to the International Electrotechnical Commission (...

Home > 3. Helix P1 > 3.2 Helix System Overview 3.2 Helix System Overview 3.2.1 Basic System Info 3.2.2 Helix P1 Pixel String Overview 3.2.3 PXL Node Box Overview 34 . 3. Helix P1 PXL System

Home > 3. Helix P1 > 3.4 Helix P1 Assembly & Mounting 3.4 Helix P1 Assembly & Mounting PXL Node Box Mounting The PXL Node Box has six double-ended keyhole slots for mounting. The center hole is 8.5mm in diameter The slots are 4.5mm in diameter When used indoors the PXL Node Box may be ...

Home > 4. Vizomo > 4.1 Vizomo Quick Start Guides 4.1 Vizomo Quick Start Guides 4.1.1 Installing Vizomo Controller 4.1.2 Connecting with Vizomo Controller 4.1.3 Upgrading Vizomo 4.1.4 Mapping 4.1.5 Licensing 4.1.6 Adding and Playing Media 4.1.7 Capturing Video 4.1.8 Troubleshooting Choppy Video...

Send the code to customer support with you new license request. Customer support can be reached at 866-374-7878. When you have a new license from customer support press the 'Upload License' button, navigate to your new license and select it for upload. When the license has been transfered to the rem...

Home > 4. Vizomo > 4.1 Vizomo Quick Start Guides > 4.1.7 Capturing Video 4.1.7 Capturing Video Capture formats vary by Vizomo model. See 4.2.3 Hardware Overview for a complete list of inputs and outputs by model type. The current, in production Vizomo models and capture formats are: L2i: HD...

● 1080p23.98 ● 1080p24 ● 1080p25 ● 1080p29.97 ● 1080p30 ● 1 0 8 0 i 5 0 ● 1080i59.94 ● 1 0 8 0 i 6 0 3. On the Vizomo blueprint Main tab, select Input as the source. 4. On the Vizomo blueprint Input tab, select HDMI and the appropriate resolution/frequency. NOTE: Some 720p sources are not compliant ...

Home > 4. Vizomo > 4.2 General Overview > 4.2.3 Hardware Overview 4.2.3 Hardware Overview This page helps to identify the various types of Vizomo processors and their capabilities. Currently in Production L2i (530-0319) Front Items: On the locking door: ● Product model name ● IP Address lab...

Rear Connections: Power Input: IEC-C14 100-240V 50/60Hz 620W Data connections: ● 8 x USB 1.1/2.0 ● 2 x USB 3.0 ● 1 x PS2 ● 4 x PXL outputs on dual 10/100/1000Mbps ethernet ports ● 1 x User Port on a dual 10/100/1000Mbps ethernet port ● 1 x Factory Port on a dual 10/100/1000Mbps ethernet port ● 1 x D...

Home > 4. Vizomo > 4.3 Configuration and Operation 4.3 Configuration and Operation Overview Vizomo processors are configured over a network connection via two different client applications, RasterMAPPER and Vizomo Controller. RasterMAPPER is responsible for initial setup, including creating ma...

Home > 4. Vizomo > 4.3 Configuration and Operation > 4.3.2 Video Mixer 4.3.2 Video Mixer The Video Mixer Blueprint is the mechanism by which content is controlled in Vizomo. The Video Mixer Blueprint consists of three tabs; Main, Input, and Media. These tabs contains the controls to manage ...

The Vizomo R1i unit has two video inputs to allow for HDMI and SDI capture. Only one active input should be connected at any given t i m e . Media Tab To play a file, select from the folder/file selection window. 84 . 4. Vizomo PXL System

Unity Scale Destination Offset: • Set Source Rectangle to 0,0. • Set Destination Rectangle to the content’s native width and height. • Set an image offset 4. Vizomo . 89 PXL System

Unity Scale Cropped Source: • Set Source Rectangle to desired size. • Set Destination Rectangle to the same size as the Source Rectangle. 92 . 4. Vizomo PXL System

Home > 4. Vizomo > Appendix A: Specifications Appendix A: Specifications PXL outputs ● Vizomo R1i / R2i: 4 PXL outputs ● Vizomo L1i / L2i: 1 PXL output Dimensions ● Vizomo R1i / R2i: 4U 19" rack chassis (480 x 178 x 618 mm) ● Vizomo L1i: 2U 19" rack chassis (480 x 88.9 x 618 mm) ● Vizo...

● 1080p30 ● 1 0 8 0 i 5 0 ● 1080i59.94 ● 1 0 8 0 i 6 0 NOTE: ● The Vizomo HDMI input does not support HDCP ● DVI input is supported by the use of a passive DVI to HDMI adapter such as Monoprice P/N 2404 ● Dual link DVI is not supported DVI Preview Monitoring ● 1024 x 768 @ 60 Hz ● 1280 x 720 @ 50/60...

Home > 5. Power and Data Distribution > 5.1 Hookup with a PXL Switch 5.1 Hookup with a PXL Switch The image below illustrates the data flow of a C-series system from image capture to tile using a PXL switch for data and power routing. Connections Checklist ● DVI over HDMI or SDI (to a R1i only...

Home > 5. Power and Data Distribution > 5.2 PXL Switch Overview 5.2 PXL Switch Overview For fixed installations, it may be preferable to use a Cisco 2960G network switch and external power distribution instead of PDB-5 power injectors. Pre-configured 8 and 24 port switches are available from B...

Port Status Indicators The LEDs above each port on a switch indicate each port's status as follows: Cabling Limits The length of the daisy chain of tiles per switch PXL output is determined by tile pixel density and thus the amount of data required per tile. The following table describes the number ...

Home > 5. Power and Data Distribution > 5.5 PDB-5 Input & Output 5.5 PDB-5 Input & Output Connections Checklist ● DVI over HDMI or SDI (to a R1i only) signal connected to Vizomo capture card ● 100-240 50/60 VAC power to Vizomo ● PXL data cable from a Vizomo to the PXL Data Input jack o...

Home > 5. Power and Data Distribution > 5.2 Cables & Connectors 5.2 Cables & Connectors PXL Cable PXL cables are designed to carry both power and data, and are available in a variety of lengths to span the distance from a PDB-5 or switch to the display, as well as between each tile wit...

Home > 6. RasterMAPPER > 6.1 Software Installation 6.1 Software Installation System Requirements RasterMAPPER software requires the following: ● Microsoft Windows® XP or ● Mac OS X v10.5+, Intel Processor (PowerPC not supported) with ● 1024 x 768 display (or larger), • 10 MB of disk space mini...

Home > 6. RasterMAPPER > 6.3 RasterMAPPER QuickStart Guides 6.3 RasterMAPPER QuickStart Guides The following basic information will get you up and running quickly with RasterMAPPER version 4.0 and greater. The steps detailed below are only those necessary to create a map, send it to the proces...

Home > 6. RasterMAPPER > 6.4 UI Overview 6.4 UI Overview OS X version of the RasterMAPPER user interface: Interface Sections The following illustrations identify the major sections of the RasterMAPPER user interface. Menu Bar Menus of common RasterMAPPER functions, including loading and saving...

Mode Selections Select views, processors, and operational modes. More detail is provided in section 6.3.1 Mode Selection . 126 . 6. RasterMAPPER PXL System

Map Editing Everything for adding and editing of the fixtures on the map. More detail is provided in section 6.3.2 Map Editing . 6. RasterMAPPER . 127 PXL System

Inspectors The Mapping/Setup buttons toggle this inspector pane between information about either the map or the selected processor. More detail is provided in section s 6.4.2 Mapping Inspectors and 6.5.2 Setup Inspectors . 128 . 6. RasterMAPPER PXL System

Home > 6. RasterMAPPER > 6.4 UI Overview > 6.4.2 Map Editing 6.4.2 Map Editing The map editing section shows information about fixtures and provides the tools for making changes. Map Info Pane Shows port, sequence, XY coordinates and fixture type information for all fixtures in the map. 6. ...

In the image above from the top down: ● Map Totals: Information about the current map ● Current Selection: Information about the selected fixture(s) ● The currently selected fixture is highlighted in the sequence list. ● Fixtures on hidden ports are displayed in gray. In the example above Port B is ...

Home > 6. RasterMAPPER > 6.5 Mapping > 6.5.1 Canvas 6.5.1 Canvas The work grid or canvas in RasterMAPPER is where you place fixtures. When you first launch RasterMAPPER, a blank canvas is displayed. Once you begin placing fixtures, they appear in a unique color. Fixtures on an inactive port...

release to select a fixture. Building the Map Click the map grid area to add the fixture to the map. Fixtures will be added to the selected port. Add fixtures to the canvas in the order they are wired (sequence). The sequence can be changed later, if desired (see Sequencing, p. 21 for more informati...

Home > 6. RasterMAPPER > 6.5 Mapping > 6.5.2 Mapping Inspectors 6.5.2 Mapping Inspectors The Mapping pane's inspectors are a collection of tools to help with map editing. Alignment Pane Use the buttons as the top of the alignment pane to align objects either Vertically or Horizontally. Sele...

The Duplicate Array inspector of the Layout tab displays the options for three Array Duplication modes. Grid Array 1. Enter the number of rows and columns the resulting array will be. 2. Choose the new scan order for the resulting array. 3. Enter the desired column and row offset between each duplic...

desired. Circular Array ● Enter the total number of fixtures for the new array. ● Based on the count, the Separation angle and Fixture rotation will be automatically computed. ● Enter the desired Radius (in pixels) for the new array. Map Transfers Sending maps to Vizomo Select the Save to... menu it...

Send map window Name the map here and press Send Map to transfer the map to the Vizomo. Maps are sent to the processor selected in the Processor Select menu. Getting maps from Vizomo Select the Open Current Map menu item to retrieve a map from a remote Vizomo. 140 . 6. RasterMAPPER PXL System

Home > 6. RasterMAPPER > 6.5 Mapping > 6.5.5 Advanced Fixture Options 6.5.5 Advanced Fixture Options Creating Custom Fixtures RasterMAPPER provides a default list of PXL fixtures to use. You can also create new fixtures that can be saved with the current map or as a template fixture to be u...

Scan Order Click the Scan Order icon to select a scan order for the new fixture. Save to Map Saves the custom fixture to the current map. This fixture will not be loaded the next time RasterMAPPER is launched. However, if a map with a custom fixture is loaded, it will be placed in the Custom section...

Home > 6. RasterMAPPER > 6.6 Processor Control 6.6 Processor Control RasterMAPPER provides control over many functions on the Vizomo processor via the Configure Inspectors. Some parameters are sent instantly to the processor resulting in an immediate change. Other parameters are not sent until...

Home > 6. RasterMAPPER > 6.6 Processor Control > 6.6.1 Processor List 6.6.1 Processor List RasterMAPPER provides the functionality to control different processors from the same interface. A processor select drop-down menu is presented at the top of the main program window and also displayed...

indicate OFFLINE. Remove Processor Highlight the processor to be removed and press the button with the - symbol Rename a Processor Edit a processor name by double clicking the name, click on the list when done. 148 . 6. RasterMAPPER PXL System

Home > 6. RasterMAPPER > 6.6 Processor Control > 6.6.2 Setup Inspectors 6.6.2 Setup Inspectors Overview The inspectors in the Setup pane provide access to Vizomo processor functions. Most sections of the pane contain a triangle to the left of the section name allowing you to close or open t...

See: 6.1.1 Enumeration for details Opens the Retrieve Calibration window. See: 6.1.2 Calibration for details Enables the status indicators on the rear of the C-series tiles Processor Geometry The Processor Geometry inspector pane: Specify the width and height of the Vizomo canvas manually or let Viz...

Global tint - Ranges are 0 to 1.2 defaults to 1.0 Freeze and Blackout Freeze the current image on-screen while allowing playback and other functions to continue in the background. Blackout displays video black on the PXL output, all playback and other functions continue as normal in the background. ...

Home > 6. RasterMAPPER > 6.6 Processor Control > 6.6.3 webUI 6.6.3 webUI The Vizomo webUI is a web based User Interface that contains information about the system and other advanced features such as Vizomo's command line interface. The pages of the webUI are accessible via the red navigatio...

Home > 6. RasterMAPPER > Appendix A: Notes Appendix A: Notes Typographic Information This User’s Guide uses the following typographic conventions: ● menu items are displayed in Bold Italics ● clickable buttons are displayed in Bold Title Case. ● on-screen text is displayed in italics ● filenam...

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