Avenview DVI-PROWALL-9X 9-Display Videowall Processor

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Part Number:
DVI-PROWALL-9X
UPC:
603134694574
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HDCP Compliant
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Supports Input Rotation
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2.5 RU Size
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Control through RS-232 and Ethernet
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Free USA Shipping
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3-Year Avenview Warranty
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Local pick-up in Kenmore, NY.
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Ships with the Latest Firmware

Avenview DVI-PROWALL-9X 9-Display Video Wall Processor Features

The Avenview DVI-PROWALL-9X is a modular video wall processor designed to control up to nine displays, with expansion to 12 outputs. It accepts HDMI, DVI, VGA, and component sources and supports flexible layouts including PIP, PAP, and full-screen modes. RS-232 and Ethernet control provide convenient configuration and management for professional video wall installations.

  • 9-Display Video Wall Processing
  • Modular Expansion Up to 12 Outputs
  • HDMI, DVI, VGA & Component Inputs
  • PIP, PAP, Zoom, Flip & Rotation

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Avenview DVI-PROWALL-9X 9-Display Video Wall Processor Specifications

Model DVI-PROWALL-9X
Device Type 9-Display Video Wall Processor
Display Outputs 9 x DVI-D / HDMI, expandable up to 12 outputs with optional modular cards
Input Sources 2 x DVI/HDMI, 1 x VGA/Component
Input Format Support HDMI, DVI, VGA, Component
Output Format DVI-D / HDMI
Video Bandwidth DVI Single-Link 4.95Gbps; HDMI 2.25Gbps to 6.75Gbps; Component 30MHz; VGA 165MHz
Video Support Up to 1920 x 1200@60Hz depending on input/output format
HDMI/DVI Input Resolution Up to 1080p/WUXGA depending on source and format
VGA/Component Input Resolution 640 x 480 to 1920 x 1200, interlaced or progressive
Video Wall Modes 1x1, 1x3, 1x4, 2x2, full screen, PIP, PAP, mosaic, and custom layouts
Output Adjustment Resize, Position, Flip, Zoom, Brightness, Contrast, and Rotation
Independent Output Control Each DVI/HDMI output has an independently controllable display area
Input Rotation 90° Left or Right
HDCP Compliance Yes
Video Loop-Out Optional
Audio Support None
EDID Default EDID Selection and EDID Learning
Control RS-232 and Ethernet
RS-232 Connector DE-9, 9-pin D-sub Female
Ethernet Connector RJ-45
DVI Connector DVI-D, 29-pin Female, Digital Only
VGA Connector HD-15, 15-pin D-sub Female
Component Connector RCA
PCB Design 6-Layer Board with Controlled Impedance
ESD Protection Human Body Model: ±19kV Air-Gap / ±12kV Contact
Cascading Yes, up to 4 units / 16 DVI output displays
Housing Metal Case
Rack Mount 2.5 RU Rack-Mount Design with Ears
Dimensions 17.25" x 17.25" x 3.5" (438 x 438 x 89mm)
Weight 30 lbs (13.6kg)
Power Supply AC 100-240V
Power Consumption 60W Maximum
Operating Temperature 32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C)
Storage Temperature -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C)
Relative Humidity 20% to 90% RH, non-condensing

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Avenview DVI-PROWALL-9X Manuals

User Manual: Avenview DVI-PROWALL-9X 9-Display Video Wall Processor User Guide

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What does the Avenview DVI-PROWALL-9X do?

A: It processes and distributes video across a multi-display video wall using configurable layouts and independently controlled outputs.

How many displays can the DVI-PROWALL-9X support?

A: The standard configuration supports nine displays, with modular expansion available for up to 12 outputs.

What video inputs does the DVI-PROWALL-9X support?

A: It supports HDMI, DVI, VGA, and component video inputs.

What resolutions does the DVI-PROWALL-9X support?

A: Output video is supported up to 1920 x 1200 at 60Hz, with HDMI/DVI and VGA/component support dependent on the connected source and format.

Can the DVI-PROWALL-9X create PIP and PAP layouts?

A: Yes. It supports picture-in-picture, side-by-side, full-screen, and other configurable display layouts.

Can each display be controlled independently?

A: Yes. Each DVI output has an independently controllable display area and adjustable output settings.

Does the DVI-PROWALL-9X support image rotation?

A: Yes. Input rotation of 90 degrees left or right is supported for applicable operating modes.

Can I resize and reposition images on the video wall?

A: Yes. The control software allows images to be resized, positioned, flipped, and zoomed.

How is the DVI-PROWALL-9X controlled?

A: It can be controlled through RS-232 or Ethernet using the supplied control software.

Does the DVI-PROWALL-9X support HDCP?

A: Yes. The processor is HDCP compliant.

How does the Avenview DVI-PROWALL-9X create a video wall?

A: It processes the incoming video and maps configurable portions of the source across multiple DVI/HDMI outputs to create synchronized multi-display layouts.

Can the DVI-PROWALL-9X be expanded beyond nine displays?

A: Yes. Its modular add-on card architecture allows expansion to as many as 12 outputs.

Can multiple DVI-PROWALL-9X units be cascaded?

A: Yes. Avenview specifies cascading multiple units, with up to four units supporting up to 16 DVI output displays.

Can the DVI-PROWALL-9X be used for digital signage?

A: Yes. Its multi-display processing and configurable layouts make it suitable for digital signage, commercial displays, education, broadcasting, and surveillance applications.

What is the Avenview DVI-PROWALL-9X used for in a professional AV installation?

A: It is used to manage multi-screen video walls where multiple displays need coordinated layouts, scaling, positioning, rotation, and independent output control.

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Avenview DVI-PROWALL-9X Warranty

The Avenview DVI-PROWALL-9X includes a 3-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship, subject to Avenview's applicable warranty terms and conditions.

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