01 · Control rooms
Many sources — one composed wall
HDMI / IP / SDI → K Series processor → wall layout with windows
VEXWALL · Video wall processing
The wall that runsthe control room.
Real control rooms run on walls that never blink. Modular FPGA-based processors bring HDMI, IP and SDI sources into one seamless display — and an engineer confirms the configuration before any quote.
72×72 matrix4K input cardsHDMI · SDI · VGA · HDBaseT · IPFPGA processing · no OS2U–14U chassis
Signal jobs
Four signal jobs, four architectures
Every VEXWALL family answers a different signal task. Start from the job — the topology follows. Families overlap on purpose; the selector below resolves the overlap.
01 / Multi-Screen Controllers
One canvas across many screens
Take one ultra-high-resolution source and spread it across 4, 6 or 9 displays as a single desktop, signage or small-wall canvas.
- Input
- 1 × HDMI 4K
- Output
- 4–9 × HDMI
- Spec when
- Single source, multi-display desktop, budget signage.
1 × HDMI 4KController4–9 × HDMI
02 / Video Wall Processors
Many sources into one composed wall
Window, roam, overlay and seamlessly switch HDMI, IP and SDI sources across one wall layout — pure hardware, no operating system.
- Input
- HDMI · SDI · IP
- Output
- Wall windows
- Spec when
- Mixed sources, windowing and wall layouts, control rooms.
HDMI · SDI · IPCompositorWall windows
03 / Network Video Decoder Matrices
IP cameras onto a surveillance wall
Decode H.265 / H.264 camera streams over ONVIF / RTSP and place them directly on CCTV monitors and video walls.
- Input
- N × IP · H.265
- Output
- CCTV wall
- Spec when
- Camera networks, CCTV rooms, decoder-per-wall economics.
N × IP · H.265Decode matrixCCTV wall
04 / Seamless Hybrid Matrix Switchers
Any AV source to any output
Route HDMI, DVI, VGA, SDI, AV and HDBaseT sources to multiple displays with seamless switching and centralized control.
- Input
- HDMI · DVI · VGA · SDI · HDBT
- Output
- Any / any
- Spec when
- Multi-format routing, presentation spaces, hybrid AV + IP.
Hybrid AV inCrosspoint matrixAny / any
Not sure which topology is yours?
Answer five questions — the selector below maps your inputs and outputs to a family. Preliminary guidance, confirmed by an engineer before any quote.
Try it yourself
Route a signal. Watch the wall respond.
This is the real K Series workflow: sources in, the chassis composes, windows appear on the wall. Toggle the sources — the routes are live.
Presets —
Inputs — tap to route
CAM
1 live · 1 window
Felt how direct it is? Configure your real system below.
Product finder
Answer 5 questions. Get your family in a minute.
Our series overlap in capability — that is what confuses buyers. This guide maps your job to the right family. Preliminary guidance: an engineer confirms before any quote.
Step 01 of 05 · Main task
What is your main task?
The platform
Inspect the physical system, front and rear
What you specify is what you see here — the real K Series chassis at registered scale, with the interfaces we publish per series. No rendered stand-ins.
- Input card types
- HDMI 1.3HDMI 4KDVI-DSDIVGACVBSHDBaseTIP H.264IP H.265
- Output card types
- DVI-ISDIVGAHDBaseTHDMI 1.3
- Power & control
- 110–240V 50–60HzRS232TCP/IP
- Modular card logic
- 8 → 72 inputs2U → 14U chassis
◆ Interface positions per published datasheet. Recommendations on this site are marked preliminary until an engineer confirms the topology for your inputs, wall geometry and control plan.
Front panel
Hover to highlight card zones
Rear panel
Power / control / expansion
Confirmed facts
What you can verify before you commit
We publish what we support and how we confirm it — so fit is checked against your signal path, not against marketing copy.
Published interface lists
HDMI, DVI, VGA, SDI, DP, HDBaseT and fiber; ONVIF, RTSP, H.264/H.265, RS232 and TCP/IP — per series, versioned in the datasheet you request.
Datasheets, manuals & integration guides
English documentation for every family, available on request before you commit to a configuration.
Engineering verification before quotation
Every recommendation on this site is marked Preliminary. A VEXWALL engineer confirms the topology against your inputs, wall geometry and control plan before we quote.
Versioned product specifications
Published series data is dated and versioned. Unanswered limits stay inside the engineer-confirmation step instead of appearing as finished promises.
Manufacturing & certification
Controlled build. Verified before it ships.
Partner manufacturing with controlled SMT assembly, incoming inspection, burn-in testing and final QA before shipment.
Incoming inspection
Key-component quality checks before assembly.
Burn-in testing
Extended run-in before unit approval.
Final QA
Per-unit output and control checks.
Certifications · compliance marks
Documents on request
Documents on request
Documents on request
Verified engineering facts
- ARCHITECTURE
- FPGA processing · no operating system
- INTERFACES
- HDMI · DVI · VGA · SDI · HDBaseT · IP H.264/H.265
- DOCUMENTATION
- Datasheets · manuals · integration guides, English
- CONFIRMATION
- Preliminary recommendations until engineer-confirmed
Typical configurations
The same engine, configured to the job
Three recurring jobs and the topology each one maps to. Scenes are shown for illustration — the topologies are what you configure.
02 · Surveillance
Camera streams onto CCTV walls
IP cameras (H.264 / H.265) → decoder matrix → CCTV wall
03 · Conference & presentation
Seamless switching in meeting spaces
HDMI / DVI / VGA / HDBaseT → matrix switcher → displays
Integration
Built to fit into your existing signal chain
We publish the protocols and interfaces we support, versioned per series in datasheets — so you can verify fit against your signal chain before you quote. Engineers answer integration questions directly.
SourcesVEXWALLDisplays
Send an I/O list01 · Video in
- HDMI
- DVI
- VGA
- SDI
- DP
02 · Network & transport
- HDBaseT
- Fiber
- IP
03 · Control
- RS232
- TCP/IP
- ONVIF
04 · Streaming
- RTSP
- H.264
- H.265
Versioned per series · full lists in datasheets
For distributors & integrators
Distributor programs, OEM / ODM and engineer-backed projects
Program terms, OEM / ODM projects and lead-time planning are handled with dedicated engineer support. Contact our team for terms and documentation.
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Evidence from the signal path
“The published interface lists meant our engineers could verify fit before the first call — no discovery meetings needed.”
Project handoff
Bring your configuration to an engineer
Start with Configure your system or send an I/O list. Your inputs, outputs and signal types set the conversation — an engineer confirms the recommendation before we quote. We respond to all quote requests within 24 hours.
Prefer a live look first? Book a 15-min tech walkthrough — an engineer walks your signal path with you, no commitment.