Extron XTP Systems Deliver Powerful Capabilities for Videowall Applications

Anaheim, California (April 9, 2020) - Extron is pleased to introduce XTP WindoWall, an exciting enhancement that brings videowall capabilities to XTP Systems. Utilizing XTP scaling receivers, XTP WindoWall enables a mix of full screen and image magnification across multiple displays. Up to eight videowalls can be supported within an XTP system, and up to eight assignable presets are available per wall for quick and easy viewing between different image arrangements. Convenient software features such as drag and size layout configuration, mullion compensation, and the ability to create multiple presets expedite the setup process. XTP WindoWall makes XTP the ideal solution for adding videowall functionality to a board room or expanding XTP system capabilities within emergency operations centers and other mission-critical applications.

“WindoWall brings built-in videowall support to XTP Systems of all sizes,” says Casey Hall, Vice President of Worldwide Sales and Marketing for Extron. “Customers can take advantage of these powerful capabilities using our feature-rich configuration software without need for time consuming and expensive custom programming.”

XTP Systems provide a completely integrated switching and distribution solution for multiple digital and analog formats. They support local connectivity as well as extended transmission capability for sending video with resolutions up to and beyond 4K/60 @ 4:4:4, audio, RS‑232/IR, and Ethernet up to 330 feet (100 meters) over shielded CATx cable, and up to 10 k m (6.21 miles) over fiber optic cable. Each system is HDCP-compliant, and delivers ultra-fast, highly reliable digital switching with Extron's SpeedSwitch Technology. With hot-swappable modular components, a wide selection of XTP transmitters and receivers, and advanced 24/7 system monitoring, XTP Systems are designed to provide continuous, trouble-freeoperation in the most critical applications.

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