Jupiter's Fusion Fusion 960 Display Wall Processor is the perfect solution for control room projects requiring high performance and reliability in a cost effective, space efficient platform.
The Fusion 960 Display Wall Processor incorporates all of the visual data sources found in a control room environment and displays them in moveable, scalable windows on a virtual display comprised of multiple output devices: monitors, LCD flat panels, plasma panels, projection cubes, or a rear projection system. Data sources can include local applications, remote network applications, and directly connected video and analog RGB inputs. All data sources are accessed from an intuitive and consistent software interface providing complete control of the entire display surface.
At the heart of the Fusion 960 is the most powerful CPU architecture of any display processor in its class: dual Intel Xeon processors running at 3.2GHz, an 800MHz front side bus coupled to a standard 1GB of DDR2 RAM, a PCI Express switched network of 64bit/66MHz PCI slots, and built-in dual Gigabit Ethernet interfaces. With the capacity to add up to 3GB of RAM and the equivalent of four processors with Intel Hyper-Threading technology, the Fusion 960 can easily execute the most demanding command and control applications, and outrun its competition. Utilizing the next generation standard in PC-compatible bus architectures, PCI-Express, the new Fusion 960 effectively doubles the available system bandwidth compared to first generation Fusion 960 systems, and even rivals its big brother, the Fusion 980. All these features translate into the fastest computing platform available in a display wall processor today.
Jupiter Systems’ strong OEM relationship with ATI, the world leader in graphics chip technology, is unique in the AV market. The Fusion 960 uses an ATI Mobility GPU with 16MB of on-chip memory per output and a core clock speed of 225MHz, providing world class graphics and video performance while ensuring a highly available “fan less” architecture. The Fusion 960 supports both analog and digital (DVI) outputs at resolutions up to 2048 x 1536 analog, and 1600 x 1200 pixels digital.
The Fusion 960 provides ample video connectivity, with standard 16 composite BNC and 8 mini-DIN S-Video connectors. All graphics devices have access to connected video sources through Jupiter’s exclusive analog video bus. With standard Jupiter MultiVideo™ software, more than one video window can be displayed on any output channel.
To accommodate larger configurations, optional Jupiter Octal Video boards can be added to the system to provide up to 112 video inputs.
CUSTOMIZABLE CONFIGURATIONS
The Fusion 960 is built in Jupiter’s facility to meet the specific requirements of each customer, and offer these optional configurations:
The Fusion 960 comes standard with 1GB of PC2700 DDR RAM, a single removable 80GB SATA150disk drive (a second removable drive is optional), a 48x24x52 DVD/CDRW drive and 1.44MB floppy. The standard is Windows XP Professional, Red Hat Kinux is an option.
| Fusion 960 Resources | ||
| Getting Started | Download PDF | |
| Installation instructions | Download PDF | |
| Galileo Release Notes | Download PDF | |
| Galileo Version 1.9.2 Manual | Download PDF | |
| Fusion 960 Hardware Manual | Download PDF | |
| ControlPoint Software | Download PDF | |
| ControlPoint Protocols | Download PDF | |
| Software Warranty | Download PDF |
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