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LED video processors and sending controllers.

An LED wall is only as good as the signal feeding it. HJ plans the video processor, sending controller, cabling and source switching together with the LED display, so the picture fits the wall and operators can change sources without guesswork.

THE STARTING POINT

Start with the everyday problem.

Make the picture fit the wall

Walls are rarely a standard screen shape. Scaling and windowing in the processor decide whether content looks sharp, stretched or cropped.

Switch sources without a technician

Laptops, media players, cameras and signage players can be selected from a simple panel or preset, so staff do not touch the processor settings.

Plan the signal path, not just the screen

Cable type, distance, sending and receiving cards and rack power are part of the design, and are tested before the wall is handed over.

LED video processor & controller Canvas

LED video processor & controller – system diagram
Conceptual system illustration. Final configuration depends on the approved site scope.View full-size desktop imageView full-size mobile image

SYSTEMS & SCOPE

Connect the right parts of the LED system.

Choose the areas that match your priorities, then confirm how they work together. Open a topic for related installation or service information.

Planning the signal path.

New LED wall

  • Provide the wall size, cabinet layout and the sources to be shown.
  • Confirm where the processor and controller will sit and the cable route.
  • Agree the presets staff will use, such as presentation, video and full-wall signage.

Existing LED wall

  • Describe the symptom: flicker, wrong aspect ratio, dead sections or slow source change.
  • HJ checks the controller, cards, cabling and settings before recommending changes.
  • Existing equipment is reused where it meets the agreed requirements.

BEFORE THE QUOTATION

What changes the scope and cost?

Wall layout

Cabinet count, resolution and aspect ratio.

Sources

Number and type of inputs, and who switches them.

Signal distance

Cable type and any fibre runs.

Existing equipment

What can be kept, repaired or replaced.

Prepare a clear quotation brief

USEFUL ANSWERS

Questions before you start.

Do I need a video processor for an LED wall?

Most LED walls need a sending controller to drive the cabinets. A video processor is added when the wall must scale content, show several windows or switch between several sources. The site assessment confirms what your wall needs.

Can staff switch between laptop, camera and signage without calling a technician?

Yes, where agreed. Presets or a simple control panel can be set up for the sources used, and tested at handover.

Why does content look stretched or cropped on our LED wall?

This usually comes from the wall resolution and the processor scaling or window settings, not the LED cabinets. HJ checks the settings and signal path first.

Can you work with an LED wall installed by another contractor?

The assessment checks the controller, cabling and documentation first. Support is confirmed after that review.

Plan your next step with HJ.

Share the wall size, the sources you want to show and what is not working today. We will review the requirements and confirm the next step.