3000 System overview

Product Overview

The 3000 series provides both a display wall processor and a display wall controller. These terms are often used interchangeably but in this case you really can control the display wall as well as process the images to show on it.

The system is managed by the D-Wall software suite which allows operators and supervisors to select sources and create wall layouts by simple drag and drop and recall layouts with a mouse click or by command from a touch panel or monitored event. The health and status of the display wall cubes and processor hardware is continuously monitored with email alerts available to warn if anything needs attention.
Two distinct hardware ‘processor' units are available - which can be used separately or in unison to make a hybrid system.

The X3000 is based on an industry standard OS - and offers great scalability with up to 128 real time video windows, up to 62 high resolution DVI / VGA inputs and up to 64 outputs to the display wall cubes. The X3000 system provides a ‘desktop' over the entire 64 cube wall, so that client server windows or any other computer window can be placed anywhere on the wall with different layouts stored and recalled as required. In addition, video windows can be freely positioned with up to 16 on each cube with no embarrassing blanking if they overlap whilst being moved into position.

The MK3000 is an ‘appliance', or self contained system which is controlled via the LAN. Both MK3000 and X3000 are controlled by the same layout software - they just show up as alternative sources to name and drag onto the wall. The MK3000 can be used on its own, with a monochrome back ground - or it can be provided with a background layer from the X3000 (or other multi-output system) so that software windows can be shown next to the overlay windows. These overlay windows are sampled and displayed synchronously, and can be gen-locked with other devices to ensure perfect timing with no dropped frames, both for video and DVI / VGA capture.

X3000 and  MK3000 can used together to make a peerless hybrid sub-system with X3000 windows and MK3000 windows side by side, all managed by the same drag and drop layout system. This hybrid concept is ideal when synchronous video must be overlaid onto computer graphics, in a TV studio for example or where a great many DVI / VGA inputs must be sampled in real time. MK3000 reserves bandwidth for each channel to ensure perfect timing regardless of the number of sources.

The 3000 system from Mitsubishi Display Engineering allows system integrators to concentrate on what they do best - to make the entire system work well for the job it was intended to do. It's just one thing less to worry about.