VideoWall

Complete and detailed overview of all navigation- and work activities with a single large display, customized to show all your wanted information.

 

 

       • Scaleable display size, typical 4 x 55" display, working as one single big screen
       • Virtually the only display you need on the frontconsol
       • Huge display area, many times larger than traditional multi-screen solutions
       • Customizable setup for personal preferences
       • Pre-configured setup for navigation, fishfinding, Skipper 1, Skipper 2 or other requirements
       • Remote control by trackball and wireless touchpanel**
       • Display video from all network signal
       • Easy installation for new buildings and retrofitting 

 
* IMO required monitors in the sideconsol may be mandatory
** Only equipment with standard USB network interface

 


 

 


A 4 x 55" VideoWall setup at the DanFish exhibition in Aalborg, October 2017
(Click images to enlarge)

 

 

Sensors

The VideoWall can display all videosignals and furthermore, the system support operations of all sensors and equipment that can be managed by standard USB connection - which is the vast majority of modern maritime equipment.

Combined Display size

The VideoWall is made up of any number of monitors. A setup of 4 x 55 inches, as seen in the image above, is a typical setup that provides the operator with an unparralled overview. The display, composed by multiple individual displays, works as one big screen. This means that for example a radar-image can be extended to fill the entire display.

 

Setup & Operations

The setup of the VideoWall is made from the Captain’s Operator workstation. A PC that can be placed at any suitabel position on board. A number of different compositions can be arranged, i.e. personal, specific setups for navigation, fishing or whatever the need might be.

Everyday operations of the applications on the VideoWall is done with a trackball and from a small touch panel of owners choice.These controls can be placed on a suitable place, usually within reach of the navigator chair. From here the operator can easily choose among the predesigned personal setups.

The use of each of the applications in the setup (like plottting targets on the Radar, changing rangescale on the Sonar etc.) can be done from a simple trackball placed on the armwrist or another comfortable position.

Interactive 3D model

Below is a model visualizing how a FVW-400 (4 x 55" system) will look on a bridge of a 78 m trawler. Great overview and effective use of precious space on the bridge.  Note, a small VideoWall is place at the aft part of the bridge. which is a setup that can be very usefull in many cases.

 Press 'Play' and use left & right mouse button and scroll wheel to move around on the bridge.

 

 

Placement of the VideoWall

The VideoWall can be flushmounted as a integrated part of the bridge design or placed in brackets on the deck.

These brackets are made in a rugged design to ensure that the VideoWall can handle the demanding conditions at sea.

If the VideoWall is installed as a replacement of a traditional multi-monitor solution, a large amount of deckspace can be saved, in spite the much larger display size.

 

Connection Diagram