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DS-C10S-SXX/E Series Video Wall Controller
User Manual
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User Manual of DS-C10S-SXX/E Series Video Wall Controller
User Manual
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FCC Informaon
Please take aenon that changes or modicaon not expressly approved by the party responsible
for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
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commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy
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interference to radio communicaons. Operaon of this equipment in a residenal area is likely to
cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his
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FCC Condions
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This device meets the CAN ICES 3 (A)/NMB 3(A) standards requirements.- -
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Applicable Models
This manual is applicable to following products:
Model
Name
DS-C10S-S 11/E
Video Wall Controller
DS-C10S-S 22/E
DS-C10S-S 41/E
To simplify the descripon in this user manual, we make convenons as follows:
The iVMS 4200 video wall client soware is dened as -soware.
The video wall controller (DS C10S ) is dened as - -SXX/E controller or device.
Click refers to pressing the le button of the mouse once, double click- refers to quickly pressing
the le buon of the mouse twice, refers to pressing the right buon of the mouse right click -
once.
Symbol Conventions
The symbols that may be found in this document are dened as follows.
Symbol
Description
Provides addional informaon to emphasize or supplement
important points of the main text.
Indicates a potenally hazardous situaon, which if not avoided,
could result in equipment damage, data loss, performance
degradaon, or unexpected results.
Indicates a hazard with a high level of risk, which if not avoided, will
result in death or serious injury.
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Introducon............................................................................................... 8
1.1 Product Overview ...................................................................................... 8
1.2 Product Features .......................................................................................8
1.3 Panel Introducon ..................................................................................... 9
1.3.1 Front Panel ........................................................................ 9
1.3.2 Rear Panel .......................................................................11
1.3.3 Motherboard ................................................................... 13
1.3.4 Signal Input Module ......................................................... 14
1.3.5 Output Module ................................................................ 21
Chapter 2 Accessing via iVMS 4200 Video Wall Client Soware- .............................. 24
2.1 Soware Overview .................................................................................. 24
2.1.1 Working Environment ...................................................... 24
2.1.2 Performance .................................................................... 24
2.2 Soware Installaon ............................................................................... 24
2.2.1 Installing the Soware ..................................................... 24
2.2.2 Uninstalling the Soware ................................................. 25
2.3 User Registraon and Login ..................................................................... 25
2.3.1 Registraon ..................................................................... 25
2.3.2 Login ................................................................................ 26
2.4 Using the Wizard for Basic Conguraon ................................................ 26
2.5 Graphical User Interface Introducon ..................................................... 31
Chapter 3 Conguring Controller via the Soware .................................................. 34
3.1 Video Wall Introducon ..........................................................................34
3.2 Managing Video Wall Controller.............................................................. 36
3.2.1 Acvang the Video Wall Controller ................................ 36
3.2.2 Adding the Video Wall Controller ..................................... 37
3.3 Conguring Remote Setngs ................................................................... 39
3.3.1 Conguring System Setngs ............................................. 40
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3.3.2 Conguring Network Setngs ..........................................41
3.3.3 Conguring Event Sengs ............................................... 42
3.3.4 Conguring Video Display Sengs ................................... 42
3.3.5 Conguring Other Setngs ............................................... 45
3.4 Screen Control ......................................................................................... 52
3.5 Managing User Accounts ......................................................................... 53
3.6 Conguring System Setngs .................................................................... 55
3.6.1 Conguring General Setngs ............................................ 55
3.6.2 Conguring File Saving Path ............................................. 56
Chapter 4 Managing Video Wall via the Soware ...................................................57
4.1 Conguring Video Wall ............................................................................ 57
4.1.1 Adding a Video Wall ......................................................... 57
4.1.2 Linking Video Output to the Video Wall ........................... 60
4.1.3 Modifying Output Resoluon ........................................... 61
4.1.4 Seng Virtual Screen ......................................................64
4.2 Managing Signal Sources and Cameras.................................................... 67
4.2.1 Managing Signal Sources .................................................67
4.2.2 Managing Cameras .......................................................... 69
4.3 Displaying Signals on the Video Wall ....................................................... 73
4.3.1 Live View in Live View List ................................................ 73
4.3.2 Live View in Roaming Window ......................................... 74
4.3.3 Displaying on the Video Wall ...........................................75
4.3.4 Opening the Window via Coordinate ............................... 77
4.4 Managing the Scene ................................................................................ 79
4.4.1 Adding a Scene ................................................................ 79
4.4.2 difying the Scene Mo ........................................................ 79
4.4.3 Saving the Video Wall Layout to the Scene ....................... 80
4.4.4 Calling a Scene ................................................................. 80
4.4.5 Deleng a Scene .............................................................. 80
4.5 Managing the Plan................................................................................... 81
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4.5.1 Adding a Plan ................................................................... 81
4.5.2 lling a Plan Ca ...................................................................83
4.5.3 Modifying a Plan .............................................................. 84
4.6 PTZ Control .............................................................................................. 84
4.6.1 Controlling Network Signal Source ................................... 85
4.6.2 Controlling Local Signal Source ........................................85
4.7 Conguring Advanced Settings ................................................................ 86
4.7.1 Conguring Window ........................................................ 87
4.7.2 Mirroring Video Wall .......................................................94
4.7.3 Conguring Virtual LED .................................................... 95
4.7.4 Conguring Background Picture ....................................... 96
4.8 Conguring RSC Server ............................................................................ 97
4.8.1 Seng RSC Server ............................................................ 97
4.8.2 Remote Interacon .......................................................... 99
4.9 Setng the Custom Resolution on the Computer .................................. 102
4.10 Stream Media Server Conguraon ...................................................... 103
4.10.1 Installing Stream Media Server ...................................... 103
4.10.2 Running Stream Media Server .......................................104
4.10.3 Adding Stream Media Server ......................................... 104
4.10.4 Conguring Stream Media Server .................................. 105
Chapter 5 Searching Logs ....................................................................................... 108
5.1 Searching Log Files ................................................................................. 108
5.2 Filtering Log Files ................................................................................... 108
5.3 Exporng Log Files ................................................................................. 109
Chapter 6 Specicaons......................................................................................... 110
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Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Product Overview
DS- -C10S SXX/E series video wall controller is a high performance image processing device that can -
realize the access and real-me processing of multiple signal sources. As the core display control
device, it is mainly used in Video Wall system for dynamic video display on mulple display units
simultaneously.
1.2 Product Featur es
A signal source can be displayed on the M × (M ≥ 1, N ≥ 1) display units.N
Mulple signal sources are supported, including VGA, DVI, HDMI, BNC, YpbPr, SDI, DP, HDTVI,
HDBaseT, etc. Up to 4096 × 2160@30 resoluon is supported for HDMI, and HDBaseT Hz DP
signal inputs.
Distributed network signal sources congurable to raise the signal source capacity and
transmission distance. And low latency mode configurable for the distributed network signal
sources to opmize the decoding delay to be less than 200 ms.
Video upscaling congurable to display video with higher image quality.
Live view in the roaming window and live view list.
Fluent video output without frame extracon to guarantee the lossless output of 60 frames.
An enhanced network decoding board supports H.264 and H.265 compression standard and
can display network signal of 2 ch@8.0 -MP, 2 ch@6 -.0 MP, 2 ch@5.0 -MP, 8 @1080p-ch ,
16-ch ch@720p d 32an -@ and loc video les.D1 al
Auto sub stream decoding if the output resoluon of decoding window is lower than 640 × -
640.
Supports 1/4/9/16 window division modes and full screen switch of the window.-
The window can be kept scking on top without being aected by the operaons of other
windows and kept open without being aected by the scene or plan conguraon.
Up to 4 image layers can be displayed on one screen, including one virtual LED image layer and
a background layer.
The LED font size, background color and moving mode are adjustable. The resoluon of
background layer is up to 16384 × 8192.
Video wall mirror congurable to mirror the content of one video wall area to another area.
Users ha the permission to manage the signal sources and video wall.ve
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Built in matrix feature for opening a signal source on several windows simultaneously.-
Matrix protocol of ZT1.0 ZT2.0 Extron, Creator and HIK_CVBS_96P supported and up to 4 , ,
matrixes with maximum 512 input channels of each matrix supported.
Supports crossing window video roaming.-
Supports adjusng the output to match the virtual output of client software with real output
of controller.
Up to 512 devices can be managed and up to 6 virtual video walls can be displayed by a client
server.
Remote control via iOS client server, Android client server and IE browser.
Supports opening windows to display video signal, with the window posion and size
adjustable.
Supports SADP searching acve IP address and reseng the password of administrator.
The fan speed of the chassis is self adapve to the temperature.-
Supports both the LED screen mode with small pixel pitch and the normal screen mode.
Supports custom resoluon access of DP, DVI and HDMI signal sources and characters overlap.
Device running status, sub board status, and fan status can be checked.-
Supports remote interaction.
Compable with wireless projecon.
1.3 Panel Introduction
1.3.1 Front Panel
Refer to the following gures and table for the front panel of C10S S11/E, C10SDS- - DS- -S22/E and
DS- -C10S S41 ./E
Figure 1-1 - DS C10S-S11/E Front Panel
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Figure 1-2 - DS C10S-S Front Panel22/E
Figure 1-3 - DS C10S-S41/E Front Panel
Table 1-1 Front Panel Descripon
No.
Name
1
Power Indicator
2
Network Indicator
3
Board Indicator
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1.3.2 Rear Panel
Refer to the following gures and table for the rear panel of C10S S11/E, C10S S22/E and DS- - DS- -
DS- -C10S S41 ./E
Figure 1-4 - DS C10S-S11/E Rear Panel
Figure 1-5 - DS C10S-S22/E Rear Panel
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Figure 1-6 - DS C10S-S41/E Rear Panel
Table 1-2 - DS C10S-SXX/E Rear Panel Descripon
No.
Name
Description
1
Motherboard
Includes USB, UTP, and RS-232 interfaces.
2
Network Decoding Board
With UTP interfaces
3
BNC Input Board
With BNC input interfaces
4
DVI- Input Board I
With DVI-I input interfaces
5
DVI- Output Board I
With DVI-I output interfaces
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1.3.3 Motherboard
Refer to Table 1 3 for the model and descripon of the motherboard.-
Table 1-3 Motherboard Model
Model
Module
Description
DS-C10S-MSU
Motherboard
Motherboard of -C10S-SXX/E DS
Refer to the Figure 1 7 and Table 1 4 for the rear panel the motherboard.- - of
Figure 1-7 Motherboard Rear Panel
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Power
Contains the physical power switch, power plug and power
supply fan.
Ensure that the device is grounded and the AC power
supply is stable and within the range of the rated voltage of
the unit. If the AC power is likely to have spikes or power
dips, use power line condioning or an uninterrupted
power supply (UPS).
7
Fan
There are four indicators on the fan board. They are the
POWER, RUN, ALARM and FAN. When the fan is working
normally, only the RUN and POWER indicators light. When
the fan is abnormal, the indicator lights. FAN
Hot swapping is forbidden because it may cause damage to
the fan.
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Table 1-4 Motherboard Description
No.
Name
Description
1
Power Indicator
Turns green when the board is powered up.
2
Working Status Indicator
Flickers green when the board is working normally.
3
RS-232 Serial Interface 1
Debugging interface
4
RS-232 Serial Interface 2
Control interface for screen control, matrix linkage, and
keyboard
5
Network Interface
Interface for network transmission and control
6
USB Interface
Reserved interface
7
Synchronizing Signal
Output
Output interface for synchronizing signal (reserved)
8
Synchronizing Signal Input
Input interface for synchronizing signal (reserved)
1.3.4 Signal Input Module
Refer to Table 1 6 for the models and descripon of the input boards.-
Table 1-5 Input Board Model
Model
Module
Description
DS-C10S-DI/4E
DVI Input Board
With 4 DVI input interfaces
DS-C10S-DI/2E
With 2 DVI input interfaces
DS-C10S-HDI/1
DVI Dual-link
Ultra-HD Input
Board
With 1 DVI dual-link input interface
DS-C10S-HI/4
HDMI Input
Board
With 4 HDMI input interfaces
T HDMI to DVI adaptor is required for HDMI input.he
DS-C10S-HI/2
With 2 HDMI input interfaces
T HDMI to DVI adaptor is required for HDMI input.he
DS-C10S-HI/E
With 4 HDMI input interfaces
DS-C10S-VI/4E
VGA Input Board
With 4 VGA input interfaces
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For the rear panels of the input boards, refer to the following gures and tables.
DVI Input Board ( -C10S-DI/4E DS & DS-C10S-DI/2E)
Figure 1-8 - DS C10S-DI/4E Rear Panel
The VGA to DVI adaptor is required for VGA input.
DS-C10S-VI/2E
With 2 VGA input interfaces
The VGA to DVI adaptor is required for VGA input.
DS-C10S-BI/8
BNC Input Board
With 8 BNC input interfaces
DS-C10S-SDI/4
SDI Input Board
With 4 SDI input interfaces
DS-C10S-YI/2
YPbPr Input
Board
With 2 YPbPr input interfaces
DS-C10S-HDBI/4
HDBaseT Input
Board
With 4 HDBase input interfaces
DS-C10S- SI
Network
Decoding Board
Decoding network signal with resoluon at 2- ch@5.0 MP,
4- @1080p, 8- @720p or 16- @D1 ch ch ch
DS-C10S-SI/ UH
Enhanced
Network
Decoding Board
Decoding network signal with resoluon at 2-ch@8.0 MP
(low frame rate), 2- (full frame rate), 2- .0 ch@6.0 MP ch@5
MP (full frame rate), 4- @5.0 (low frame rate), ch MP
8- @1080p, 16-ch ch@720p or 32- @D1, supporng H.265 ch
DS-C10S-DPI/4
DP (DisplayPort)
Input Board
With 4 DP input interfaces
DS-C10S-TVI/4
HDTVI Input
Board
With 4 HDTVI input interfaces
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Figure 1-9 - DS C10S-DI/2E Rear Panel
Table 1-6 DVI Input Board Description
No.
Name
Description
1
Power Indicator
Turns green when the board is powered up.
2
Working Status Indicator
Flickers green when the board is working normally.
3
DVI-I Input Interface
DVI- input interface I
The VGA to DVI adaptor is required for VGA input and
the HDMI to DVI adaptor is required for HDMI input.
DVI Dual-Link Input Board ( -C10S-HDI/1) DS
Figure 1-10 DS-C10S-HDI/1 Rear Panel
Table 1-7 DVI Dual-Link Input Board Descripon
No.
Name
Description
1
Power Indicator
Turns green when the board is powered up.
2
Working Status Indicator
Flickers green when the board is working normally.
3
DVI-I Input Interface
DVI- input interface I
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SDI Input Board ( -C10S-SDI/4) DS
Figure 1-11 DS-C10S-SDI/4 Rear Panel
Table 1-8 SDI Input Board Descripon
BNC Input Board (DS-C10S-BI/8)
Figure 1-12 DS-C10S-BI/8 Rear Panel
Table 1-9 BNC Input Board Descripon
No.
Name
Description
1
Power Indicator
Turns green when the board is powered up.
2
Working Status Indicator
Flickers green when the board is working normally.
3
SDI Input Interface
Input interface for SDI high denion digital signal
No.
Name
Description
1
Power Indicator
Turns green when the board is powered up.
2
Working Status Indicator
Flickers green when the board is working
normally.
3
BNC Input Interface
Input interface for BNC signal
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YPbPr Input Board ( -C10S-YI/2) DS
Figure 1-13 DS-C10S-YI/2 Rear Panel
Table 1- YPbPr Input Board Descripon 10
Network Decoding Board ( -C10S- and Enhanced Network Decoding DS SI)
Board (DS-C10S-SI/UH)
Figure 1-14 DS-C10S-SI Rear Panel
Figure 1-15 DS-C10S-SI/UH Rear Panel
Table 1-11 Network Decoding Board and Enhanced Network Decoding Board Descripon
No.
Name
Description
1
Power Indicator
Turns green when the board is powered up.
2
Working Status Indicator
Flickers green when the board is working
normally.
3
YPbPr Input Interface
Input interface for YPbPr signal
No.
Name
Description
1
Power Indicator
Turns green when the board is powered up.
2
Working Status Indicator
Flickers green when the board is working
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DP Input Board ( -C10S-DPI/4) DS
Figure 1-16 DS-C10S-DPI/4 Rear Panel
Table 1- DP Input Board Descripon 12
HDBaseT Input Board (DS-C10S-HDBI/4)
Figure 1-17 DS-C10S-HDBI/4 Rear Panel
Table 1-13 HDBaseT Input Board Descripon
normally.
3
Network Interface
The decoding board needs to be connected to the
network independently.
No.
Name
Description
1
Power Indicator
Turns green when the board is powered up.
2
Working Status Indicator
Flickers green when the board is working
normally.
3
DP Input Interface
Input interface for DP signal
No. 1 and 3 interfaces support signal input of up
to 4096 × 2160@30 resoluon. Hz
No.
Name
Description
1
Power Indicator
Turns green when the board is powered up.
2
Working Status Indicator
Flickers green when the board is working
normally.
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HDTVI Input Board ( -C10S-TVI/4) DS
Figure 1-18 DS-C10S-TVI/4 Rear Panel
Table 1-14 HDTVI Input Board Description
HDMI Input Board (DS-C10S-HI/E)
Figure 1-19 DS-C10S-HI/E Rear Panel
Table 1- HDMI Input Board Descripon15
3
HDBaseT Input Interface
Input interface for HDBaseT signal
No. 1 and 3 interfaces support signal input of up
to 4096 × 2160@30 resoluon. Hz
No.
Name
Description
1
Power Indicator
Turns green when the board is powered up.
2
Working Status Indicator
Flickers green when the board is working
normally.
3
HDTVI Input Interface
Input interface for HDTVI signal
No.
Name
Description
1
Power Indicator
Turns green when the board is powered up.
2
Working Status Indicator
Flickers green when the board is working
normally.
3
HDMI Input Interface
Input interface for HDMI signal
No. 1 and 3 interfaces support signal input of up to
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1.3.5 Output Module
Refer to Table 1 16 for the models and descripon of the output boards.-
Table 1- Output Board Model 16
Model
Module
Description
DS-C10S-VO/4E
VGA Output Board
With 4 VGA output interfaces
The DVI to VGA adaptor is required for VGA
output.
DS-C10S-VO/2E
With 2 VGA output interfaces
The DVI to VGA adaptor is required for VGA
output.
DS-C10S-DO/4E
DVI Output Board
With 4 DVI output interfaces
DS-C10S-DO/2E
With 2 DVI output interfaces
DS-C10S-SDO/4
SDI Output Board
With 4 SDI output interfaces
DS-C10S-HO/4E
HDMI Output
Board
With 4 HDMI output interfaces
DS-C10S-HO/2E
With HDMI output interfaces 2
DS-C10S-HDBO/4
HDBaseT Output
Board
With 4 HDBaseT output interfaces
Refer to the following gures and tables for the rear panels of the output boards.
DVI Output Board ( -C10S-DO/4E -C10S-DO/2E) DS & DS
Figure 1- -20 DS C10S-DO/4E Rear Panel
4096 × 2160@30 resoluon.Hz
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Figure 1-21 DS-C10S-DO/2E Rear Panel
Table 1- DVI Output Board Descripon17
SDI Output Board ( -C10S-SDO/4) DS
Figure 1-22 DS-C10S-SDO/4 Rear Panel
Table 1-18 SDI Output Board Descripon
HDMI Output Board ( -C10S-HO/4E -C10S-HO/2E) DS & DS
Figure 1-23 DS-C10S-HO/4E Rear Panel
No.
Name
Description
1
Power Indicator
Turns green when the board is powered up.
2
Working Status Indicator
Flickers green when the board is working normally.
3
DVI-I Output Interface
DVI-I output interface
The DVI to VGA adaptor is required for VGA output.
No.
Name
Description
1
Power Indicator
Turns green when the board is powered up.
2
Working Status Indicator
Flickers green when the board is working normally.
3
SDI Output Interface
Interface for SDI output
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Figure 1-24 DS-C10S-HO/2E Rear Panel
Table 1-19 HDMI Output Board Descripon
HDBaseT Output Board ( -C10S-HDBO/4) DS
Figure 1-25 DS-C10S-HDBO/4 Rear Panel
Table 1-20 HDBaseT Output Board Descripon
No.
Name
Description
1
Power Indicator
Turns green when the board is powered up.
2
Working Status Indicator
Flickers green when the board is working normally.
3
HDMI Output Interface
HDMI output interface
No.
Name
Description
1
Power Indicator
Turns green when the board is powered up.
2
Working Status Indicator
Flickers green when the board is working normally.
3
HDBaseT Output Interface
Interface for HDBaseT output
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Chapter 2 Accessing via iVMS-4200 Video
Wall Client Software
2.1 Software Overview
You can control and manage the C10S SXX/E video wall controller via the iVMS 4200 video wall DS- - -
client soware. It provides mulple funcons, including controlling screen, displaying signals on
the video wall playback, managing scene and plan, conguring virtual LED, etc.,
2.1.1 Working Environment
Operang System: Microso Windows 7/Windows Server 2008 (32/64 bit operating system); -
Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP (32 bit operang system).-
CPU: Intel Penum IV 3.0 GHz or models above.
Memory: 1G or above.
Displayer: 1024 × 768 or above.
The soware does not support 64 bit operang system; the above menoned 64 bit operang - -
system refers to the system which supports 32 bit applicaons as well.-
2.1.2 Performance
Up to 256 controllers can be managed.
Many controllers can be added to the soware; however, only one controller can be controlled
at a me.
One controller can be connected by 320 clients at a me.
A higher hardware conguraon is needed when viewing mulple channels or HD (High Denion)
images.
2.2 Software Installation
2.2.1 Installing the Software
Double click the setup program to start the InstallShield Wizard. Follow the steps and complete the -
installaon.
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Figure 2-1 Install Software
2.2.2 Uninstalling the Software
Opon 1:
Double click the setup program again to enter the uninstall menu. And follow the prompt to -
uninstall the soware.
Opon 2:
Enter Windows Start Menu and select uninstall iVMS 4200. Then follow the prompt to uninstall up -
the soware.
Figure 2-2 Uninsta Softwarell
2.3 User Registration and Login
2.3.1 g Re istration
Purpose
For the inial applicaon of iVMS 4200 video wall client soware, you need to register a super -
user for login.
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Step 1 Input the User Name, Password and Conrm Password.
Step 2 (Oponal) You can check the checkbox of to log in automacally when Auto-Login
running software next me.
Step 3 Click to save the user and password. Register
Figure 2-3 Registraon
User name and password cannot be empty or contain the following characters: / \ : * ? \ "
< > |.
The valid character of user name includes numbers (0 to 9) and leers (a to z, A to .Z)
The blank character before or aer the user name will be automacally deleted.
The valid length of password for super user ranges from 6 to 16 characters. It is highly
recommended to set a password of 8 to 16 characters. The valid length of password for
other users should be less than 16 characters.
Password cannot be copied pasted.or
2.3.2 Login
Step 1 Input the and User Name Password.
Step 2 (Oponal) Check the checkbox of to log in automacally when running Auto Login-
soware next me.
Step 3 Click to log in.Login
Figure 2-4 Login Interface
2.4 Using the Wizard for Basic Configuration
Purpose
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Aer inial login, the setup wizard pops up automacally. It can walk you through some basic
sengs of the video wall client soware.
Figure 2-5 Start Wizard
Step 1 Click Open Wizard to enter Add Video Wall interface.
Step 2 If you don’t want to use the setup wizard at the moment, click to exit. You can also
use the Setup Wizard next me by leaving the Do Not Show Next Time unchecked.
Figure 2-6 Add Video Wall
Step 3 Draw a video wall by dragging the mouse to select the rows and columns, or inpung
values in Row and text elds. Column
Step 4 Input the video wall name in text eld.Name
Step 5 Click Next to save the sengs and enter interface.Add Device
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Figure 2-7 Add Device
Step 6 You can a , modifydd , delete devices and show the output No. here. Three types of devices
can be added, including video wall controller, MVC (Multi-Funcon Video Center), and
decoder.
Adding Devicea
1) Click Add to pop up the adding interface.
2) Select as Adding Mode IP/Domain IP Segment or . We take adding via IP/Domain as an
example.
3) Select the Device Type Hikvision Device Third Party Device to be or -.
4) Input Nickname, Address, Port User Name Password, , and in the text elds.
5) Click Add to add the device(s).
Figure 2-8 Add a Device
Modifying the Added Device
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1) Select the added device and click to enter the interface.Modify Modify
Figure 2-9 Modify the Added Device
2) Edit the and to modify the parameters. Nickname, Address, Port, User Name, Password
3) Click to save the setngs.Modify
Deleng a Device
1) Select an added device.
2) Click Delete to delete it.
Showing Output No.
1) Click Output No.
2) Select the device(s) you need to display the output No.
3) Click to enable the funcon. Thus the output No. of the selected device(s) will be Show
shown on the video wall.
Figure 2-10 Show Output No.
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Step 7 Aer the devices are congured, click Next Link Decoding Output to enter sengs
interface.
Figure 2-11 Link Decoding Output
Step 8 You can adjust the output window of the added video wall controller, add or delete virtual
screen for the selected output window, and configure the LED output resoluon.
Adjusng the Output Window
1) Click Cancel All to clear the default sengs. Or select a window and click to clear Cancel
the linkage between the output and the window.
2) Drag a decoding output in the Decoding Output list to a window to link the output to the
window.
3) Repeat the above steps to configure other outputs.
A ing Virtual Screen dd
1) Click Virtual Screen Cong to expand the Virtual Screen Conguraon menu.
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Figure 2-12 Congure Virtual Screen
2) Select the output area you want to add virtual screen.
3) Click Add Virtual Screen to enter the interface.
4) Select a Virtual Screen Mode and input the parameters.
5) Click OK to save the sengs.
Deleng Virtual Screen
1) Drag the mouse to select the congured virtual screen area.
2) Click Delete Virtual Screen to delete it.
Conguring LED Resoluon
1) Click to return to the Link Decoding Output interface.Back
2) Select the LED area and click LED Resoluon Cong to congure the LED resoluon.
3) Input the LED Resoluon and click OK to save the sengs.
Step 9 Click to save the setngs.Done
2.5 Graphical User Interface Introduction
Refer to Figure 2 and Table 2 1 for the introducon of the graphical user interface (GUI) of -13 -
iVMS 4200 Video Wall Client Soware.-
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Management, and System Conguraon interface.
4
Tool
Enter Log Search, Video Wall Linkage, and Device Arming Control
interface.
5
Help
Open video wall wizard, open user manual, view soware version,
and switch language.
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Chapter 3 Configuring Controller via the
Software
3.1 Video Wall Introduction
Click Video Wall in the Quick Launch Bar to enter Video Wall interface. For detailed conguraon,
you can refer to Chapter 4 Managing Video Wall.
Figure 3-1 Video Wall Interface
Refer to Table 3 1 for the descripon of video wall.-
Table 3-1 Video Wall Description
Region
Name
Description
1
Menu List
Manage Local Signal Source, Network Signal
Source, Scene, Plan and PTZ.
2
Window Management
Area
Open/close windows and move window s.
3
Window Management
Toolbar
Start/stop live view of all the roaming windows,
start/stop decoding all signal sources and
cameras, close/open windows, start/stop VCA
decoding for all signal sources and cameras,
open window via coordinate, enable/disable
video wall mirror, and refresh live view screens.
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Refer to Figure 3 2 and Table 3 2 for the descripon of window management toolbar.- -
Figure 3-2 Window Management Toolbar
Table 3-2 Window Management Toolbar Descripon
4
Advanced Sengs
Area
Sengs area for advanced parameters.
5
Advanced Sengs
Menu
Congure Window, Virtual LED, Logo and
Background Picture.
Icon
Name
Description
/
Start/Stop Live
View
Start/Stop live view of all the roaming windows.
/
Start/Stop All
Decoding
Start/Stop decoding all signal sources and
cameras.
Close All
Windows
Close all the windows displayed on the video
wall.
Start All VCA
Decoding
Start VCA decoding for all live view signals. Once
it is started, the VCA informaon can be viewed
in live view.
Stop All VCA
Decoding
Stop VCA decoding for all live view signals.
Open Window
Draw a window according to your need. The size
and posion of the window are adjustable.
Open Window via
Coordinate
Open a window by inpung X-coordinate, Y-
coordinate width and height. ,
For the detail operaons, refer to Chapter 5.2.4
Opening the Window via Coordinate.
/
Enable/Disable
Video Wall Mirror
Enable/Disable video wall mirror.
For the detail operaons, refer to Chapter 4.3.1
Mirroring Video Wall.
Refresh
Refresh the video wall status.
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Refer to Figure 3 3 and Table 3 3 for the descripon of advanced setngs menu.- -
Figure 3-3 Advanced Sengs Menu
Table 3-3 Advanced Sengs Menu Descripon
Name
Description
Window
Advanced sengs for window s.
Virtual LED
Enable/disable virtual LED and edit virtual LED
cont ent.
Logo
Reserved funcon. Not supported by video wall
controller.
Background Picture
Upload and enable/disable background picture.
3.2 Managing Video Wall Controller
3.2.1 Activating the Video Wall Controller
Purpose
You are required to acvate the video wall controller rst by seng a strong password before
using.
Before you start
Ensure your computer is in the same network segment with the controller.
Step 1 Select in the Quick Launch Bar to enter Device Management Device Management
interface.
Step 2 Select an inacve device and click Acvate to enter Acvaon interface.
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Figure 3-1 Device Management
Step 3 Input the password and conrm .it
Figure 3-2 Acvate the Video Wall Controller
STRONG PASSWORD RECOMMENDED–We highly recommend you create a strong password of
your own choosing (Using a minimum of 8 characters, including at least three of the following
categories: upper case letters, lower case leers, numbers, and special characters.) in order to
increase the security of your product. And we recommend you reset your password regularly,
especially in the high security system, reseng the password monthly or weekly can better protect
your product.
Step 4 Click OK to save the password and acvate the controller.
3.2.2 Adding the Video Wall Controller
Step 1 Select the acvated controller and click Modify Nenfo to set the IP address of the
controller.
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Figure 3-3 Device Management
Step 2 Input the IP Address Gateway Password, and , and click to save the sengs.OK
Figure 3-4 Set Network Parameters
Step 3 Click the Add to Client button and input the , and Nickname, Address User Name
Password for the controller.
Figure 3-5 Add the Video Wall Controller
STRONG PASSWORD RECOMMENDED–We highly recommend you create a strong password of
your own choosing (Using a minimum of 8 characters, including at least three of the following
categories: upper case letters, lower case leers, numbers, and special characters.) in order to
increase the security of your product. And we recommend you reset your password regularly,
especially in the high security system, reseng the password monthly or weekly can better protect
your product.
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Step 4 Click Add to add it.
3.3 Configuring Remote Settings
Purpose
In the remote conguraon interface, the parameters of the added controller, including the system,
network, etc., can be set.
Select an added controller and click Remote Conguraon to enter Remote Conguraon
interface.
Figure 3-6 Remote Conguration Interface
Refer to Table 3 4 for the descripon of remote conguraon.-
Table 3-4 Description of Remote Configuration
Parameters
Description
System
View device informaon and status, congure general
parameters and users manage device, set me, search and ,
backup logs.
Network
Congure general network parameters.
Event
Congure excepon linkage method.
Video
Display
Upload background picture, congure video parameters of input
signal, adjust picture posion congure background color, ,
congure the input signal resoluon and congure OSD.
Others
Bind the screen server, congure the decoding device
parameters, congure the matrix linkage parameters, collage
the signal source and congure the motherboard serial port
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3.3.1 Configuring System Settings
You can congure the parameters listed in Table 3 5 for the system sengs. Here we take the -
working status conguraon as an example.
Table 3-5 Descripon of System
Parameters
Description
Device
Informaon
View basic informaon and version.
Working Status
Display the status of the controller sub-boards, and fans. ,
General
Congure device name.
Time
Congure me zone, NTP and DST parameters.
System
Maintenance
System management and remote upgrade.
Log
Search and back device logs. up
User
Add operators and specify permissions.
Up to users can be added. The admin can add, modify and 32
delete other operators Operators can only modify .
parameters of their own.
Viewing Working Status
Purpose
You can view the device running status such as CPU usage, memory usage, backboard temperature,
host temperature, sub board temperature, sub board status, and fan status.- -
Step 1 Go to System > Working Status.
parameters.
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Figure 3-7 Working Status
Step 2 View the device running status.
You can view the CPU usage, memory usage, backboard temperature, host temperature,
and sub-board temperature.
Step 3 View the s board status.ub-
: It means the status is normal.
: It means the status is abnormal. Move the cursor to the red indicator and you
can view the excepon informaon.
Step 4 View the fan status.
: It means the fan is working normally. The number
on the lower right corner of the icon shows the rotang speed of the fan.
: It means the rotang speed of the fan is abnormal.
: It means there is communicaon excepon of the fan.
Step 5 (Oponal) Click Refresh to refresh the status.
3.3.2 Configuring Network Settings
Step 1 Click Network tab.
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Figure 3-8 Network Conguraon Interface
Step 2 Select NIC Type from the dropdown list.
Step 3 Input IPv4 Address Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway.
Step 4 Click Save to save the setngs.
3.3.3 Configuring Event Settings
Step 1 Click Event tab.
Figure 3-9 Event Conguraon Interface
Step 2 Enable Link Device Alarm Audio ed by checking the corresponding checkbox.
Step 3 Click Save to save the setngs.
3.3.4 Configuring Video Display Settings
Step 1 Click Video Display tab.
Figure 3-10 Video Display Conguration Interface
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Step 2 Click Background Picture Video Parameters, , Picture Adjustment, Background Color,
Signal Resoluon, or OSD configure corresponding parameters. For details, refer to to
Table 3 6 below.-
Table 3-6 Description of Video Display Settings
Configuring Signal Resolution
Purpose
You can configure the resolution of the input signals.
Step 1 Click Signal Resoluon to enter the Signal Resolution Configuration interface.
Figure 3-11 Configure Input Signal Resolution
Step 2 Select the input signal from the dropdown list.Signal Source Name
Step 3 Set the Refreshing Frequency.
Step 4 Input the resolution in the Resolution text fields.
Parameters
Description
Background
Picture
Upload local picture as the background of output screen.
Video
Parameters
Adjust the video parameters of input signal.
Picture
Adjustment
Adjust the position of input signal.
Background
Color
Set the background color of output.
Signal
Resolution
Set the signal resolution and refreshing frequency. For
detailed steps, refer to Conguring Signal Resoluon.
OSD
Set the on-screen-display parameters. For detailed steps,
refer to . Conguring OSD
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Step 5 Check the checkbox of to enable the custom signal resolution.Enable
Step 6 If you want to copy the same configuration to other input signals, click to expand the
signal input list and check the corresponding checkbox(es) to select the input signal(s).
Step 7 Click Save to save the settings.
The resolution cannot exceed the maximum resolution supported by the signal source. If
the resolution exceeds 1920*1200, the maximum refreshing frequency can only be set to
30.
Only the HDMI and DP input interfaces are supported. If interfaces of other types are
connected, it will remind that the transmitted data error.
For the HDMI 4K interface, the max. resolution is 4096*2160, and the min. resolution is
640*480.
Step 8 Change the display resolution of your computer. Refer to Chapter 4.8 Setting the Custom
Resolution on the Computer for reference.
Configuring OSD
Purpose
You can configure the OSD (On Screen Display) of the input signal.
The OSD configuration is supported for the HDMI and DP signal inputs of DS C10S series - -SXX/E
video wall controller.
Step 1 Click to enter the OSD Configuration interface.OSD
Figure 3-12 Configure OSD
Step 2 Select the input signal from the dropdown list.Signal Name
Step 3 The Font Size cannot be configured and the default size is 64.
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Step 4 Click to select the Font Color. Or you can set the custom color. Click to save the OK
font color.
Step 5 Click the field after the Content checkbox to edit the information you want to show on the
OSD. Up to 24 English characters can be edited.
Step 6 Check the checkbox of Content show the edited information on the OSD or uncheck it to
to hide it.
Step 7 Click to adjust the X Coordinate Y Coordinate- and - or you can input the numbers in the
text fields. Or you can drag the textbox on the left window to adjust its position.
Step 8 Click OK to save the settings.
3.3.5 Configuring Other Settings
Step 1 Click Others tab.
Figure 3-13 Others Configuration Interface
Step 2 Select the tab such as Screen Controller Server Bind Decoding Board Matrix Linkage, , ,
Signal Source Collage Motherboard Serial Port, , or Distributed Source Management. For
details, please refer to Table 3 7 Description of Other Settings- .
Table 3-7 Description of Other Settings
Parameters
Description
Screen
Controller
Server Bind
Bind the input signal with the screen controller server .
Only when the screen server is installed and enabled on the
computer with configured signal source, can the screen controller
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Linking Matrix
Purpose
You can add, modify and delete the linked matrix in matrix linkage configuration.
server be bound in the remote configuration.
After the screen controller server is bound, you can control the
computer installed with by right clicking the remote interaction it -
of the video wall window via the client, such as opening the
document, PowerPoint and video.
Decoding
Board
Configure the general network parameters of decoding board and
view decoding board status.
Decording board needs be independently connected to network.
And it does not decode the stream with frame rate below 1 fps.
Matrix
Linkage
Add, edit and delete link matrix. The channels of added matrix ed
will be listed in signal sources of video wall interface and you can
display it on video wall. For detailed operations, refer to Linking
Matrix.
Before displaying the matrix signal sources, you need to do
following operations.
Connect the COM 2 of motherboard to the COM port of matrix.
Configure the board function of motherboard as matrix control.
Signal Source
Collage
Collage several signal sources into one. For detailed operations,
refer to . Collaging Signal Sources
Motherboard
Serial Port
Configure the parameters of motherboard serial port.
The Board Function can to be set as Matrix Control, Screen Control
or Keyboard Control according to the serial port usage.
Distributed
Source
Management
Add, modify and delete the distributed network sources For .
detailed operations, refer to Managing Distributed Sources.
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Step 1 Click Matrix Linkage tab to enter the Matrix Linkage Configuration interface.
Figure 3-14 Configure Matrix Linkage
Step 2 Click Add to add the matrix.
Figure 3-15 A Matrixdd
Step 3 Input the (custom) and Matrix Name, Matrix ID , Matrix Input Number Matrix Output
Number Matrix Channel Type Matrix Protocol Baud Rate Data Bit Stop Bit. Select the , , , ,
and Parity.
Matrix protocol of ZT1.0 ZT2.0 Extron, Creator and HIK_CVBS_96P are supported., ,
Up to 4 matrixes can be connected. If the matrix protocol is HIK_CVBS_96P, up to 512 X 512
input channels of each matrix are supported. If the matrix protocol is others, up to X 512
128 input channels of each matrix are supported.
Step 4 Click Next to link the input channel with the matrix output channel.
1) Click to select the input channel to link with the matrix output channel.
2) Click Save to save the settings.
Figure 3-16 Link Input Channel
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Step 5 On the Device Management interface, click to refresh the controller.
Step 6 (Optional) You can click or on the Modify Delete Matrix Linkage interface to modify or
delete the linked matrix.
After the matrix configuration, enter the Video Wall interface. The input channels of the linked
matrix will be listed in the Local Signal Source list. You can drag one input channel of the linked
matrix to the video wall as shown below.
Figure 3-17 Display Matrix Input Channel to the Video Wall
Collaging Signal Sources
Purpose
You can collage several signal sources into one.
Step 1 Click Signal Source Collage to enter Signal Source Collage interface.
Figure 3-18 Collage Signal Source
Step 2 Click Add to add collaged signal source.
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Figure 3-19 Add Collaged Signal Source
Step 3 Input the Collaged Signal Source Name Row, and input the and in the Column
corresponding text fields.
Step 4 Drag signal sources need to be collaged into the windows. ed
Only the local signal sources can be collaged.
Ensure each window links one signal source.
Step 5 Click Save to save the settings.
Step 6 (Optional) You can also select a window and click to cancel collaging the selected Cancel
signal source or click to cancel all the collaged signal sources.Cancel All
Step 7 Return to the Signal Source Collage interface. Select the added collaged signal source and
the input signal sources included in the collaged signal source will be displayed.
Figure 3-20 Collaged Signal Source
Step 8 (Optional) Select the added collaged signal source and click to modify it.Modify
Step 9 (Optional) Select the added collaged signal source and click to delete it.Delete
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Step 10 Enter the Video Wall interface and the collaged signal source will be listed in the Local
Signal Source list. Drag it to display on the video wall.
Figure 3-21 Display Collaged Signal Source on the Video Wall
When dragging the collaged signal source to the video wall, it will be displayed together in a
single window.
When roaming or zooming in or zooming out the collaged signal source window, each signal
source in it will be roamed or zoomed in or zoomed out.
Managing Distributed Sources
Purpose
You can manage the distributed network sources to raise the signal source capacity and
transmission distance.
Step 1 Click Distributed Source Management tab to enter the Distributed Source Management
interface.
Figure 3-22 Manage Distributed Sources
Step 2 Click Add to enter the Distributed Network Source Configuration interface.

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