Datapath – VSNMicro 600 RPSU MAINFRAME CORE i5 CPU

Small Footprint, Big Performance

The VSNMicro 600 platform comprises a high-performance motherboard, connected to Datapath’s Express6 PCIe backplane. This backplane contains six half-length PCIe slots for use with Datapath’s range of cards.

Available with a range of options including a high-performance industrial grade motherboard, Intel processors, DDR4, memory and ATX or RSPU power supplies the VSNMicro 600 is designed to pack much of the same punch as the larger VSN systems.

Considerable engineering expertise has been applied to ensure the system has a smaller footprint and has been designed to ensure quiet performance, making it ideal for installations where space and sound is a premium, such as outside the server room and in more public areas.

Customisable
Compatible with Datapath’s portfolio of Vision capture, Image graphics and ActiveSQX IP decoding cards, customers can build systems that include a large number of video inputs and IP streams that can quickly and easily be delivered to a large, multi-screen video wall.

Ultra-Reliable
Datapath’s VSN video wall controllers have been designed for use in demanding control room environments. Each component has been rigorously tested to ensure high levels of performance and reliability.

For added peace of mind, systems can be pre-installed with Wall Monitor software.

Wall Monitor is an application that warns operators if a system begins to function outside of normal parameters. Alarms can be set to indicate changes in voltage and temperature.

Use with Aetria for Integrated Control Rooms
Aetria is Datapath’s integrated control room solution for the design, management and operation of control rooms of any size.

With Aetria, System Integrators have the freedom to design and deploy the right solution by following a structured, integrated process. Configuration of all connectivity to workstations, video walls, sources, layouts, and templates are managed and operated from a single interface. Meaning users can focus on their core objectives, rather than how to make the technology work.