In the below example we are covering the steps for a 6 x 1 video wall, arranged in 6 vertical columns, and 1 horizontal row.

Since each TILE has a resolution of 1080 x 1920, the total resolution of such a video wall will be (1080 x 6) x (1920 x 1) = 6480 x 1920

1. 3 Branches of 2 daisy-chained TILES
   
2. Graphics card or device capable of supporting the setup
3. Screen Control Software
   
4. DP 11 mode selected
   
5. RS232 Daisy-chain connection

It is necessary to connect the TILEs via daisy-chain mode with RJ45 / Ethernet cables, more details here:

1. Daisy Chain Mode
   
2. RS232

1.  Connect all the 6 Tiles in 3 branches of 2 units each

You may create different custom resolutions, according to the use case, or application requirements

2. Connect each branch to a GPU output

3. Daisy-chain all the TILEs via RS232 protocol using RJ45 cables - an RJ45 to RS232 adapter is shipped with every TILE - connect it to your PC COM port

RJ45-RS232 Adapter

4. Ensure the TILE power buttons are ON

5. Turn ON all the TILEs using the Remote Control and make sure the Input Source is Display Port

We recommend using an IR extender, so you don't have to aim the remote control to the back of the TILEs

IR Extender

6. On the TILEs' OSD menu, select Other Settings, then DP Config, and finally DP 11. Check to ensure that the changes are occurring on all the TILEs

TILE OSD Menu

7. Launch the Screen Control Software shared by email, or request it via support@displax.com

8. In the upper menu, click on Set (S), then Splice Setting (P)

9. In the Splicing Screen Setting dialog, enter the video wall matrix values and click OK

It is 1 rows x 6

columns in our example

10.  Click on Open Connect to open the RS232 connection - the connection icon will change and the rest of the menu items will become available

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11. Select Super User mode in the lower left corner. Password:  123321

12. Select the ID Setting tab and click on Produce Identifier

13. A Soft ID will be displayed on each TILE, with parameters which need to be attributed in Screen Control (Defining the physical position of each TILE)

14. With Screen 1-1 selected (upper-left corner), enter the Soft ID in the Identifier1 & Identifier2 fields, the VAddr: and  HAddr: values (Vertical and Horizontal position of the TILEs), as displayed on the corresponding TILE, then click Application

15. Select the next screen and repeat the process, until all parameters for each corresponding TILE is entered

16. Divide the video wall into 3 branches: Select screens 1-1 and 1-2, right-click on the selection, and select DP. Repeat the process for screens 1-3 and 1-4, 1-5 and 1-6

Your video wall is now configured so that the operating system detects it as 3 displays

17. If the image is rotated, re-select a branch, select the Screen Setting tab, and rotate it 90º. Repeat the process for each branch

18. Once all branches are displaying as one single display, you need to customize the input resolution of each one in the graphics card Control Panel

19. Use the Set up Mosaic option to merge the 3 branches into a single display, then perform the Bezel Correction

20. The Bezel Correction can also be performed in Screen Control, select Tool (T), then Frame Effect (K)

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