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A cabinet is also called a panel. From your picture it looks like you have 30 panels, in 3 rows of 10. Without knowing how the data cabling has been done its hard to spell out next steps. You could always unplug the cables one at a time from the back of the processor and see which panels go black. This way you at least know whats wired together. On the VX6 you can program the screen configuration from the front panel, without using the Novastar software. Alternatively, download SmartLCT - https://www.novastar.tech/products/controller/software/smartlct/ Which is the nicer Novastar software and should be fairly straightforward to understand. Alternatively, and probably more easily, ask someone who has more experience with LED screens. Happy to help remotely if you want. TeamViewer is so helpful.

I wasnt expecting to see my old stomping ground appear on here! Although when I was there the Fat Frog had been replaced by an Avo... I've been a bit out of touch with the place, but has the council gotten rid of it?

It all depends if Barco were the OEM for that particular Christie model

Try getting in touch with Rob Fowler at Brompton Technology.

Assuming you are trying to use the focus ring on the front of the lens (and not the focus buttons on the projector/remote) this guide to adjusting the lens may help https://mans.io/files/viewer/494789/6

What processor do you have for them?

Im going to take a wild swing and assume the panels arent even rated for outdoor use...

It most likely has a battery, but chances are, on a nearly 20 year old unit the battery may need replacing. Although going through the service manual I cant see reference to a battery. Alternatively for around £600 you could get a new 4500 lumen projector to replace it.

Have a browse through the produce page - here manuals and shiz abound Out of interest, what gear are you going to from the digital outs?

Something isnt in sync. You're getting tearing. Why have you got the desk at 50 but the cameras at 25? Try setting everything to be the same. Are the cameras outputting interlaced or progressive? Is the desk set to interlaced or progressive?

Thats usually what happens. Replace the lamp.

Been using a 5.11 Rush 24 for the last 5 years. Plenty of pockets, inside and out. I usually have two laptops in it, and then I also have a couple of the BUBM bags for all the little bits and pieces. Molle webbing lets you add extras on - bottle holders etc

Sure, fire away

Absen 1.5 is probably the closest you will get. The usual suspects have it - PSCO, DB, ITR. Roe only do sub 1mm as an install product. Not seen anyone holding Barco LED for rental since the C5

BR15 is relatively power hungry at 300w a panel, so about 3a per panel @ 110v When you talk about "pixel mapping" them, I assume you mean playing video into them via the LED processor? Is it the OG Everbrighten processor, or Brompton? You cant just plug in to the RJ45 on the back

Good to hear they still have great CS. Last time I dealt with them was probably 10 years ago.

Easiest way, that I have been using for this exact application on events both small and large for years without fail is leaving one laptop directly attached to the processors and then remote in using Teamviewer/RemotePC/etc and connect that way. Buy yourself a decent AP and create your own network

Having worked on that production, albeit doing the 360degree immersive environment, the best people to contact would be MBS Pinewood. Ill have a dig through some old stuff and see if I can find anything more helpful.

From the UK Govs guidelines... https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-uks-points-based-immigration-system-policy-statement/the-uks-points-based-immigration-system-policy-statement

Can you clarify what you mean? Do you mean multiple TVs, projectors or just small pieces of modular LED screen dotted around the place? Also...how many?

Try running it in compatability mode for Windows7?

Velcro it down then?

You can use either the Streamdeck software Elgato provide, or a piece of software called Companion which is more geared towards our side of the industry. Yes, the panel talks to the software to send the commands, and does have to be hooked up to a PC/Mac runnign the control software

SDI is not HDCP compliant as it does not and can not carry the encrypted signal. The Decimator may well allow the Mac to output non-protected content, but if you try and play HDCP protected content it will not pass.

Standard for FOH and monitors to communicate quickly. As for the rest...why not utilise a standard coms system? Clearcom, Greengo, Riedel etc?