Display Wall Controller
for Windows NT and RedHat Linux           

upiter's ultra-reliable Wall Controller drives large projector arrays making the whole array look and act like a single large display. You can make windows as large as you want and move them freely across the entire display wall.

Multiple live video signals can be displayed at full frame-rate in special true-color vide windows which can be overlaid with graphics and text, resized, and moved anywhere on the display surface. Individual video frames can be "grabbed" and saved to disk for a permanent record of a scene. The highly integrated Jupiter 870 simplifies control room design and lowers total cost by reducing the need for expensive video switches, image splitters, line doublers, control panels and complex cabling.

All  of the normal setup parameters are accessible from a single interface, drastically reducing the complexity of initial setup.  As always, the Jupiter 870's Galileo for Linux software virtualizes the outputs to create a single high-resolution screen.

The rack mount Jupiter 870 provides all the features needed in a display wall controllers. It is easy to install and manage and inexpensive to support. The fully integrated video capture/display system with internal switching and built-in line and pixel multiplying is simple to use. The Jupiter 870 is compact, reliable and cost effective.

The Jupiter 870 outputs any standard display format from 640x480 to 1600x1200 to drive any projector and to give you pixel density and size required in your control room. Custom formats can also be handled.  

The Jupiter 870 includes Windows NT 4.0 Workstation. It can be used in any situation where large amounts of data and video must be shared among many viewers. With the Jupiter 870's built-in X Server software any application programs running in Unix environments can be displayed, resized and moved anywhere on the display surface.

If Unix and the X Window System are the main components of your control room, you can choose to run the Jupiter 870 as a full-fledged Linux workstation. Using Red Hat Linux 7.0 and including all of the features of the 870 running Windows NT 4.0, the Jupiter 870 is a powerful solution for Unix shops. All of the normal setup parameters are accessible from a single interface, drastically reducing the complexity of initial setup.  As always, the Jupiter 870's Galileo for Linux software virtualizes the outputs to create a single high-resolution screen.

The Jupiter 870 configuration and operational flexibility make it perfect for a variety of installation scenarios; common applications include transportation systems, telecommunications, command/control, electric power generation, transmission and distribution, other public utilities, process control, factory automation, emergency dispatch, LAN/WAN monitoring and financial trading.

High performance is assured through the use of a fast Pentium III processor, SCSI hard disk drive and two or more Fast Ethernet interfaces.

The Jupiter 870's reliability and serviceability features include ECC memory, redundant power supplies, hot-swappable graphics cards, removable fan tray and removable drive bay.