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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
The video wall consists of 4*4 screens, which are connected with each other with serial ports. And all the signal will processed by the signal box which will provide a HDMI port to connect to the computer. The signal from the computer can be then distributed through the box to each screen. | The video wall consists of 4*4 screens, which are connected with each other with serial ports. And all the signal will processed by the signal box which will provide a HDMI port to connect to the computer. The signal from the computer can be then distributed through the box to each screen. | ||
And the screens are actually connected in the order that the picture shows below. | |||
[[File:grid.png|thumb|left|Numbers Of All Screens|500px]] | |||
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Useful links: | Useful links: | ||
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The infrared receiver is attached to the right side frame of the video wall. So the screen will react only when you target your remote control towards the infrared receiver. | The infrared receiver is attached to the right side frame of the video wall. So the screen will react only when you target your remote control towards the infrared receiver. | ||
[[File:remotecontrolll.png|thumb|left|Remote Control|300px]] | [[File:remotecontrolll.png|thumb|left|Remote Control|300px]] | ||
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[[File:receive.png|thumb|left|Infrared Receiver|300px]] | [[File:receive.png|thumb|left|Infrared Receiver|300px]] | ||
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