WALL//CONFIG documentation

The user guide for WALL//CONFIG, an LED video wall configurator. It covers building a screen from cabinets, styling it, patching it across processor ports, and handing the result to a client or an installation crew.

Where to start

Open the configurator itself: wallconfig.

Getting started

• What WALL//CONFIG is — an overview of what it does and how it is built.
• Your first screen in 5 minutes — an end-to-end run from empty canvas to picture.
• Guest and user: what you get — a line-by-line comparison.
• Accounts and guest access — signing up, email, password recovery.

Editor

• The editor interface — what every panel and button does.
• Screens: creating and laying out — cabinets, metres, mixed screens, displays.
• Working on the canvas — selection, snapping, guides, copying.
• Aligning, distributing and mirroring — the block's nine buttons, the gap and per-row behaviour.
• Keyboard shortcuts — the full list.
• CUSTOM mode — screens of any shape.

Patching

• An overview — what the mode does, entering, leaving and a checklist.
• Processing cards — where the ports come from.
• Assigning cabinets — chains across ports by hand.
• The automatic marquee — traversal patterns and reversing.
• Load, Mapper and the check — overload, S/P/# labels, blocks.
• Power patching — PowerCon lines, standards, overload.
• Port load and card technologies — where the limits come from.

Styling a screen

• Layers: patterns and labels — how layers work and how they are ordered.
• Patterns — test images for checking the build.
• Labels — name, resolution and dimensions on the screen.
• Colors, outlines, monochrome — base styling and viewing modes.

Export

• Export mode — how it works, choosing displays, ZIP.
• PNG — a picture of the wall with a logo and labels.
• Mask — a silhouette mask for a media server.
• Patch IMG — a patching picture for installers.
• TXT — a spec sheet for a quote, with editable text.
• SVG — vector output for drawings and plotters.
• PDF — a multi-page document with a title block.
• Resolume Arena — a screensetup for the media server.
• SmartLTC (.srcx) — a project file for Novastar.
• NovaLCT (.scr) — a screen connection file.

Public links

• An overview — the two kinds of link and the two-gates rule.
• Creating a link — the form in export mode.
• Link settings — what the recipient sees and downloads.
• What the recipient sees — the public project page.
• Managing links — reissuing a token, deleting, the counter.

Your account

• An overview — the eight sections and the shared principle.
• Projects — saved projects and their links.
• Equipment catalog — cabinets and processing cards.
• Custom Library — free-form screens.
• Links — every public link in one list.
• Patterns and plates — personal layer-type settings.
• Settings — author profile, defaults and snapping.
• Export mode — document contents, the PDF title block and text presets.
• Standards — port capacity and the power line ceiling.
• Account — login, email, password, sessions and limits.

The mobile version

• How it works — three buttons at the bottom, slide-up panels, how it differs from the desktop.
• The editor on a phone — adding a screen, canvas gestures, the toolbar and screen settings.
• Patching and export — cards and assigning cabinets by touch, downloading files.
• Your account — picking a section, the cards and the Details panel.