VGA Output Card

WolfPack

VGA Output Card
$199.95
Part Number:
VGAOUTCARD
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VGA Output Card
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1 - VGA Output
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Separate Analog Audio Output
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Has Universal Adapter Cables
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DIP Switch Card Setup
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WolfPack VGA Switchers This WolfPack™ 1080p VGA Output Card is a 1080p compliant, 1-port output card designed to work with our WolfPack Matrix Switchers. The VGA Output Card provides resolutions at up to 1080p. The VGA Output Card is used with the matrix for true plug-and-play cross-point switching from any VGA input to any combination of VGA outputs. By having 1-port slide-in cards the matrix is very reliable as in the unlikely even there is a loss of signal you just replace the card with a spare you have purchased or order another from us. The complete matrix doesn't have to be sent to us for a repair.

This VGA Output Card is used in the below HDTV Supply line of 9x9, 18x18 and 36x36 modular matrix switchers that feature one-slot card cages using either 9, 18 or 36 of these one-port VGA Output cards depending upon your system needs.

100ms Seamless Switching: This WolfPack™ Seamless card delivers 100ms instantaneous video switching. This high-performance engine processes signals by executing EDID hops and HDCP handshakes simultaneously at both the source input, the display outputs and scales the inputs for the best output resolution. It sets the output clock timing and uses a frame buffer to retain the input signal information for the fastest output.

Separate Embedded Audio In and De-embedded Audio Out: The Seamless card allows you to display video with separate audio coming from another audio source as it supports embedding the audio on the input cards 3.5mm audio connector and then de-embedding the audio on the HDMI output cards 3.5mm audio.

Hardware Scaling via DIP Switches on both in and out cards: The 8-pin DIP switch on the cards are for the manual scaling up/down. Each card has a 8-pin DIP switch to select multiple resolution settings to conform to your HDMI source devices and the HDMI destination devices.

VGA Output Card Features:

  • Supports one (1) VGA Output
  • Supports one R/L Audio output
  • Supported resolutions: Up to 1080p
  • HDCP Compliant
  • Controllable via the matrices front panel buttons, RS232, WEB GUI and iOS/Android App
  • Plug & play
NOTE: Do not combine or use our 4K/60 cards with this 1080p VGA card in the same matrix chassis. These VGA cards are designed to work only on 1080p based systems delivering pure 1080p resolutions and cannot be combined with any 4K/60 card HDMI Matrix system.

Why not buy this VGA Output Card today?

When we work on the AV projects, there are always uncertainties, especially come to the source types, display interfaces and also think about the system upgrading in the future. So how could we at least do something to save the costs, improve the possibilities for the easy/quick upgrading?

HDTV Supplys R&D department has developed this MAV card to not only solve the different signals input, but also with many different unique features like 3.5mm audio embedds on the input card and de-embedds on the output cards, resolution adjustment via the 8-pin DIP switch and image 180 degree rotating.

What is a MAV card? It's has a DVI-I port, so with the different adapters (HDMI-DVI, VGA-DVI, CVBS/YPBPR-DVI) so you can have HDMI, VGA, YPBPR/CVBS sources to input or you can use the DVI signal/TV and an DVI cable directly.

VGA Output Card Specs:

  • Output: 1 - VGA (Female VGA)
  • Output signal: VGA
  • Gain: 0 dB
  • Resolution range: Up to 1080p
  • Max. time-delay: 5ns (plus or minus 1ns)
  • Crosstalk: <-50 dB at 5MHz

Why not buy this VGA Output Card today?

HDTV Supply has successfully installed our WolfPack, WolfPackLite and our other VGA Matrix Switchers in Sports Bars, Restaurants, Bowling Alleys, Fitness Centers, Malls, Places of Worship, Data Centers, Gaming Rooms, Nail Salons, County Clubs, Casinos, Factories, Conference Rooms, Schools, Home Theaters or many other installations requiring VGA matrix switching. The reason, we are told by the users, is the number of features we offer compared to other companies they looked at.

This card used with our modular VGA matrix switchers can usually be integrated with many third party control systems using the RS232 port on the back of the matrix.

For experienced AV hardware and software professionals who want to write their own drivers for 3rd party control systems from:

  • AMX™
  • Control4™
  • Creston™
  • RTI™
  • DTVGameControl™
  • Elan g!™
  • Media Switcher™
  • OnControls™
  • Savant™
  • SimpleControl™
  • SwitchItUp™
  • SAVI Control™
  • URC Control™
...and we have created a simple and very easy to use RS232 script to write your own drivers.

EXAMPLE: If you want to switch input 8 to output 1, 8, 16, the RS232 command would be x1&8&16. and notice the command has a period (.) at the end of the string. The matrix even replies "OK" when the right command is received and "ERR" when receiving a wrong command. Here is the RS232 User Manual if you want to write your own drivers.

How to use the info:

END USER: If you are an end user and want to have a whole-house control system from any of the above 3rd party control houses but your budget can't support the price you were quoted, do the following:

  1. Call us for a quote
  2. Once you get our quote call a 3rd party control reseller or installer in your area and tell them "Here is the hardware I want to use, please give me a quote on writing the software and installing all of the hardware at my location." You usually can save $1,000s on larger systems.
CAVEAT: We are not certified by any of the above 3rd party control systems companies nor have the necessary hardware to verify, troubleshoot and support the 3rd party writing of the code. We do warranty, though, that the RS232 script in the above RS232 Users Manual has and will work to control the matrix directly.

Also, CLICK HERE for our DirecTV™ & VGA Matrix Control Software for Bars & Restaurants

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Q: What are the DIP switches on the card to be used for?
A: Those are to set up the card for various configurations.

Q: Do you have any tips in the unlikely event the matrix fails?
A: Turn it OFF and then disconnect the matrix from the AC power and all cables. Pull out each board from the rear and push back in. Plug all cables back in and turn it on.

Q: What is you test procedure?
A: Our testing procedure is:

  1. Assembling: Production line self-testing (Basic Functions)
  2. Initial Testing: Includes every card, control software and front panel front buttons
  3. 24 Hours Aging: Gao Sheng Standard Aging Room
  4. Final testing: All Functions
  5. QC final Inspection: Sticker, serial number, etc
  6. Packing: Pack and ship

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2 Year WolfPack Warranty HDTV Supply includes a 2 Year WolfPackCare™ Advance Replace Limited Warranty on this card. The warranty states that the card will perform in accordance with the accompanying materials for a period of 2 years from the date of the receipt of the order & that the card will be free from defects in materials & workmanship under normal use.

Slide-in Boards & HDBaseT Extenders: If a board or extender goes bad in the first 2-years & HDTV Supplys Tech Support team verifys the problem after a telephone call, HDTV Supply will send a new or like-new unit within the USA usually within 24-hours by USPS Air Priority at HDTV Supplys expense. We will ask for a credit card for payment in case the bad card is not sent back to us within 5-business days. You will need to provide us the tracking number as we will to you and you will need to pay for the cards return. In order to get a warranty replacement for a defective card HDTV Supplys Support Team will verify the product is eligible for a warranty. An RMA number will then be issued. Shipped replacements will be in like new conditions, tested and all components included.

HDTV Supply also sells a 3 or 5 Year warranty for this card. Please call us for a quote.

Why not buy this VGA Output Card today?