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Revision as of 14:14, 7 November 2013
| Project: LedWall | |
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| State | Fixed"Fixed" is not in the list (Active, Planned, Completed, Stalled, Impossible) of allowed values for the "State of Project" property., Completed |
| Members | PsychiC |
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| Description | Fixing an awesome LED-Wall |
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Fixing an awesome LED-Wall Details to be announced
The LED wall seems to be made by Snyder Technology Inc, and they have a standard solution to send data to these LED walls:
THIS is a PCI card which inputs DVI video signal, and outputs the data over UTP to the LED wall.
Is cheaper here
It looks like it is also possible to control it with the led studio software:
http://www.linsn.net/
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The LED wall consists of 6 segments making a 3x2 grid :
[2-1][2-2][2-3] [1-1][1-2][1-3]
The computer node should be hookup up to segment 1-1 and has daisy chain ports for connecting the other segments. Segment 2-1 should be hookup up last.
The power had no specific plugs yet and is connected using a small strip and Y-connectors on the inside. The data is connected using regular UTP and all the segments have UTP ports on the inside.
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