LED Wall Setup and Rigging - Revision history

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	This page coves reference materials pertaining to our LED walls. It has example images of rigging techniques as well as config reference.		This page coves reference materials pertaining to our LED walls. It has example images of rigging techniques as well as config reference.

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	== Configuration ==		== Configuration ==

	Proper control of an LED wall requires 2 pieces of hardware. A processor and a PC to control that processor. The PC is simply used to send configuration data to the processor, the processor handles the rest.		Proper control of an LED wall requires 2 pieces of hardware. A processor and a PC to control that processor. The PC is simply used to send configuration data to the processor, the processor handles the rest. LED Wall processors interpret the relative positions of all LED panels. They then take video input and apply it to the layout of LED panels that is stored.

	=== NovaLCT ===		=== NovaLCT ===

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	=== NovaLCT ===		=== NovaLCT ===
	The software we use to send configuration data to our processors is NovaLCT.		The software we use to send configuration data to our processors is NovaLCT.
	[[File:LED Wall Troubleshooting.pdf\|thumb\| Here]]		[[File:LED Wall Troubleshooting.pdf\|thumb\|Here]]
	is a document that covers the process of configuring an LED processor with it. (NEEDS UPDATING)		is a document that covers the process of configuring an LED processor with it. (NEEDS UPDATING)

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	=== NovaLCT ===		=== NovaLCT ===
	The software we use to send configuration data to our processors is NovaLCT.		The software we use to send configuration data to our processors is NovaLCT.
	[[File:LED Wall Troubleshooting.pdf\|thumb]]		[[File:LED Wall Troubleshooting.pdf\|thumb\| Here]]
	is a document that covers the process of configuring an LED processor with it. (NEEDS UPDATING)		is a document that covers the process of configuring an LED processor with it. (NEEDS UPDATING)

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	=== NovaLCT ===		=== NovaLCT ===
	The software we use to send configuration data to our processors is NovaLCT. ~~Here~~ is a document that covers the process of configuring an LED processor with it.		The software we use to send configuration data to our processors is NovaLCT.
			[[File:LED Wall Troubleshooting.pdf\|thumb]]
			is a document that covers the process of configuring an LED processor with it. (NEEDS UPDATING)

	== Rigging ==		== Rigging ==

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	== Configuration ==		== Configuration ==

			Proper control of an LED wall requires 2 pieces of hardware. A processor and a PC to control that processor. The PC is simply used to send configuration data to the processor, the processor handles the rest.

			=== NovaLCT ===
			The software we use to send configuration data to our processors is NovaLCT. Here is a document that covers the process of configuring an LED processor with it.

	== Rigging ==		== Rigging ==

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	== Ground Support ==		=== Ground Support ===
	[[File:Ground support.png\|thumb\|right\|Ground supported LED wall]]		[[File:Ground support.png\|thumb\|right\|Ground supported LED wall]]

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	=== Top Hung ===		=== Top Hung ===
	[[File:Megaclamp full wall.png\|thumb\|right\|Megaclamp full wall]]		[[File:Megaclamp full wall.png\|thumb\|right\|Megaclamp full wall]]
	~~==== Mega Hanger ====~~

	When top hanging using Mega Hangers, space the clamps out according to specifications in the images here.		When top hanging using Mega Hangers, space the clamps out according to specifications in the images here. This method has 2 pieces of proprietary hardware. The upstage/downstage hangers that are placed above the truss; and the mounts that hang from these, which the screen directly attaches to.

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	=== Ground Support ===		== Ground Support ==
	[[File:Ground support.png\|thumb\|right\|Ground supported LED wall]]		[[File:Ground support.png\|thumb\|right\|Ground supported LED wall]]

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	=== Ground Support ===		=== Ground Support ===
	[[File:Ground support.png\|thumb\|right\|Ground supported LED wall]]		[[File:Ground support.png\|thumb\|right\|Ground supported LED wall]]

			Ground supported LED walls will use truss towers to support their backs. Horizontal pipes across the back brace them and help to line them up. Standoffs are placed on vertically hung pipes, rather then on the truss itself. This allows for standoff placement at any spot along the Z axis.

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 We have various techniques to set up our LED walls. Here is references for each method.
-== Top Hung ==
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-=== Mega Hanger ===
+File:Ground Support back.png | Back view of ground supported wall