vDisplay Technology Platform

vDisplay is a low-power, small-footprint technology platform that fits in the palm of your hand. The technology is the foundation of a family of compact IP engines that lets users view video sent over a Gigabit Ethernet link without using a PC.

The vDisplay engines efficiently convert streaming IP packets to standard HDMI/DVI signals that can be viewed directly on a monitor – adding a rich new dimension to Pleora's end-to-end iPORT Connectivity Solution.

vDisplay is compatible with all GigE Vision-based sources and can accept video from any camera type, including analog, LVDS, Camera Link, or custom cameras, as long as the cameras interface to GigE using a GigE Vision-compliant converter, such as one of Pleora's iPORT IP engines.

vDisplay can help users slash costs by eliminating the need for costly ruggedized PCs at every viewing node. In concert with other elements of Pleora's end-to-end iPORT Video Connectivity Solution, the vDisplay engines can be used to create a complete, end-to-end video connectivity solution that is unmatched in flexibility, performance and ease-of-use.

More information on how vDisplay brings value to military vehicles is available in the "Military In-Vehicle Video Connectivity" White Paper. This document is available in the Resource section. (Registration required.)

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Features:

• Best-of-breed, high-performance IP Engine
• Converts IP packets to HDMI/DVI-compatible video signals
• Replaces PCs in military vehicles, factory floors and other locations
• Reduces system complexity
• Supports all GigE Vision-compatible cameras, including Line Scan and Area Scan cameras
• Auto-senses monitor display capabilities
• Configurable via Pleora's GEVPlayer or any GenICam-compliant application
• Support for GVSP (GigE Vision Streaming Protocol) and GVCP (GigE Vision Control Protocol)
• Small foot-print
• Elegant design

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