The 4 Poster Booth Kit Video Wall ships as four LED posters in two flight cases, plus the cables and the tool below. Have all of it on hand before you begin. The number on each badge is the quantity in the kit.
Carry the video signal from one poster to the next down the row.
Carry power between posters. White end goes to Power Out, blue end to Power In.
Opens the folding latches and turns the seam locks. Every step on the wall uses this one tool.
Feeds the whole wall. Edison plug at the wall, blue Power In at poster 1.
Every poster has the same control panel on the back. Four of these ports are used during assembly: Power In, Power Out, HDMI IN, and HDMI OUT.
Power In (blue) and Power Out (white) carry power along the row. HDMI IN and HDMI OUT carry the video signal.
Roll each poster out of its flight case. Every poster stands on a wheeled base, so you can move it into position without lifting it.
Open the case and lower the ramp to roll the posters out. Spare parts and cords are stored in the top compartments, marked with red arrows.
Each poster has two side latches that hold it folded for transport. Using the 5mm Allen key, loosen the screw on both latches so the poster can open.
Loosen the latch screw with the 5mm Allen key.
Roll up the latch released, the poster is free to unfold.
Loosen the latch screws, do not remove them. Leaving them attached makes repacking easier later. At teardown you just retighten instead of reattaching them.
Stand the poster fully upright. At the middle seam there are two locks. Turn each one to the locked position with the Allen key to hold the poster rigid in the upright position.
Two locks at the middle seam hold the poster upright.
Turn the Allen key toward the closed-padlock icon to lock.
Find the numbered label on the back of each poster. Set them side by side in order from left to right: 1, 2, 3, 4. This order matters, the posters wire and display in this sequence.
Four posters aligned left to right, 1 through 4.
Poster 1 must be on the left. The ViPlex Handy "From left" mosaic setting builds the picture starting from poster 1. See the Poster & Booth Kit programming manual.
Unfold the magnetic trim along the inside edge of each poster to expose the locks underneath. There are four locks on each edge. Push the posters together and lock all four locks along each shared seam.
Unfold the magnetic side trim and turn the lock with the Allen key to secure the posters together.
Four locks per edge pull neighboring posters tight together.
If the floor is uneven and the edges will not line up, raise or lower the adjustable casters to level the posters before locking them together.
Plug the 10ft main power cable into the blue Power In port on the back of poster 1. Plug the other end into a dedicated 20A, 120V circuit.
Main power cable into the blue Power In on poster 1.
Feed the wall from a dedicated 20A, 120V circuit. Do not share the circuit with other high-draw equipment.
Now link the posters together, one to the next, down the row. Do the power chain first, then the video chain.
Power: take a power-link jumper. Plug the white end into Power Out on poster 1 and the blue end into Power In on poster 2. Repeat down the line until every poster has power.
Video: plug an HDMI cord into HDMI OUT on poster 1 and into HDMI IN on poster 2. Continue down the line until all four posters are chained together.
White jumper end to Power Out and HDMI from HDMI OUT, starting at poster 1 into HDMI IN on Poster 2.
Power and video daisy-chained down the full row of four.
The wall is now powered and chained. Continue to the programming manual (ViPlex Handy) to link the displays and load your content.
Open the programming manual →Check the jumper: white end in Power Out, blue end in Power In. Confirm the main cable is in poster 1 and the circuit is live.
Check the HDMI chain into that poster. HDMI OUT of the previous poster must go to HDMI IN of the dark one.
Level the posters with the adjustable casters before locking the seam. Uneven floors are the usual cause.
Make sure the magnetic trim is folded back and all four edge locks are engaged and turned to the locked position.
Both middle-seam locks must be turned to locked, and the two side latch screws must be loosened first.
The wall needs its own 20A, 120V circuit. Move other equipment off the circuit.