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RBL-SPEC-VC-101 / Instructor-led · In person
Specifying RGBlink Videowall Controllers
Turn complex videowall requirements into clear, processing specifications & requirement. This practical, evidence-led course takes you from stakeholder requirements to an RGBlink processor specification.
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Who should attend
- AV consultants and system designers
- Solution architects and pre-sales engineers
- Senior integrators responsible for design review and technical submittals
- Technical product specialists and CTS professionals
Before you attend
- Working knowledge of AV signal flow and HDMI, DisplayPort, SDI and IP video
- Ability to calculate display-array resolutions and familiarity with videowall/windowing concepts
- Recommended: CTS-level knowledge or equivalent professional AV experience
What you will be able to do
- Document functional, operational, environmental and lifecycle requirements before selecting products.
- Calculate canvas dimensions and translate display geometry into output timing, mapping, scaling and synchronization requirements.
- Build an I/O inventory covering format, resolution, frame rate, colour, HDCP/EDID, transport, audio and future capacity.
- Determine layer, preview, scene, transition, control, monitoring, backup and service requirements.
- Select an RGBlink processor family, chassis and module set using current verified documentation.
- Create and defend a concept topology, bill-of-material basis, assumptions register and measurable verification criteria.
Your course agenda
- Module 1Requirements before products
- Module 2Display geometry and pixel-space design
- Module 3Signal and interface engineering
- Module 4Processing, layers, scenes, and operator workflow
- Module 5RGBlink platform and module selection
- Module 6Synchronization, resilience, control, and service
- Module 7IP video, audio, and network coordination
Your learner materials
- Learner workbook and worksheets
- Product-selection templates
- Workshop specification scenario
- Reusable six-step specification checklist
- XPOSE 2.0.8.x or later for design validation
Assessment & certificate
A certificate requires passing both a written test and a practical assessment; attendance alone is not enough. The full evaluation, scoring, remediation and certificate-awarding process is published on this course's evaluation page.
- Written
- 20 questions · 20 min
- Practical
- Required component
- To pass
- Overall and practical standards