Nexus-ITC AOC
MR Connect
Two Chassis Options
610｜6U / 10‑slot
‑ Dual‑redundant hot‑swap power supplies，for 24/7 mission‑critical
305｜3U / 5‑slot
‑ Cost‑effective for small‑to‑medium videowall projects
CORE CAPABILITIES
CORE CAPABILITIES - Key Performance
- HyperLane® 500Gbps Bus
Supports 20+ ×4K/60@4:4:4 streams & multi‑path 8K signal, zero frame‑drop. - Vector 4K Scaling
Full 4:4:4 chroma sampling, deliver sharp text and graphic details. - Flexible Window & Display
Up to 64 windows per output; 90° portrait rotation, bezel compensation, drive up to 10 independent videowalls. - Audio Solution
Embedded Dolby®/DTS pass‑through；Optional OUT32AT card for Dante® audio network.
Control Options
‑ VCS PC Software: Drag‑drop layout editor, save 128 scene presets
‑ EMS Mobile APP: iOS/Android touch‑gesture control, up to 10 concurrent devices
‑ Interface：Ethernet / RS‑232 / USB, compatible with 3rd‑party AV controllers
Traffic Management Center I
This municipal traffic center uses a MR-QT Ultra II processor for its 2×4 video wall. It decodes city IP camera streams and receives satellite/workstation inputs. Operators tag emergency/congestion windows with dynamic borders, and control the system via Ethernet-connected TLP Pro 1025T touchpanel.
Traffic Management Center II
This traffic management center deploys a 2×3 videowall plus auxiliary screens, powered by Quantum Ultra II 305.
OUT4MR-T3 cards transmit signals via twisted pair to MR-T3 receivers for all displays. IN4MR-T3 cards take feeds from PC transmitters, cable receivers and VNC map streams.
Operators mark emergency/congestion windows with dynamic borders. System control is via Ethernet and TLP Pro 1025T touchpanel.
Museum
This interactive exhibit uses MR-QT Ultra II to power a 1×6 portrait 4K videowall. It plays animated artwork, graphics and museum information, with onboard local files as background layers. MR-QT OUT4HDMI 4K PLUS cards drive the displays, and an HAE 100 4K Plus handles audio output. Visitors select artwork themes via a TLP Pro 1025T touchpanel.
Themed restaurant
A MR-QT Ultra II powers three videowalls in this sports-themed restaurant: a central 2×3 landscape 4K60 video wall and two side 1×3 portrait 4K60 videowalls. It receives live feeds from satellite receivers and pre-recorded content from a Blu‑ray player and media player, plus corporate messaging from a workstation and local onboard files. Audio is routed over Dante via MR-QT OUT32AT and NetPA amplifiers. The system supports expansion and is controlled by staff through a TLP Pro 1525TG touchpanel.
