Wisenet WAVE Video Wall is a simple, powerful way to control monitors remotely (via a LAN, WAN, or Internet) from any WAVE Desktop Client. Video Wall is a licensed feature and requires 1 Video Wall license (WAVE-VW-02) for every 2 monitors. Video Wall is only supported on Windows and Ubuntu Linux operating systems.

Enabling Wisenet WAVE Video Wall

• Make sure you have the proper number of Video Wall licenses activated in your WAVE System. Otherwise, you will see this Error Message.  
• Each Video Wall allows controlling a video wall from a single computer (one session) or extend a Video Wall on 2 displays.

Configuring Wisenet WAVE Video Wall

• Install and launch WAVE Client on the computer you will be using to drive the monitor(s) to be part of the WAVE Video Wall feature.
• Log into your WAVE System.
• From the Main Menu button choose New-> VideoWall
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• The WAVE client will automatically detect monitors connected to the device you are setting up Video Wall upon. Click to add all monitors to the Video Wall. 
• Press Save to finish. 
• You should now see the newly added monitors in the Resource Panel under the newly created Video Wall. Now would be a good time to rename monitors and your Video Wall if you have multiple Video Wall running in a system to avoid confusion.

Using Wisenet WAVE Video Wall

• Right click on Video Wall in Resource Panel and choose Switch to Video Wall Mode.
• Now from any WAVE Client connected to the same WAVE System you can drag a layout or camera to the monitor in the video wall panel to display them on the video wall monitor.
• If you want to control the Video Wall in real-time and mirror what you are doing on your WAVE Client, just right click on the video wall and choose Control Video Wall. 
• You can also push your desktop to video wall, then all your move will be displayed on Video wall. (Windows Client Only).