RGB Spectrum Zio MWX Kit – MediaWall X Video Wall Starter Kit

Product Overview

The RGB Spectrum Zio MWX Kit is a MediaWall X starter kit that pairs one distributed video wall processor module with five Zio S2114 4K encoders. It gives an integrator everything needed to put five sources on a four-display wall as a single ordered part number. The kit suits first deployments in control rooms, command centers and government spaces where a distributed video wall will later be expanded module by module. Sources can be HDMI, H.264, H.265 or HTML5, so live video and web dashboards share the same wall from day one.

Product Description

The Zio MWX Kit removes the guesswork from a first MediaWall X order by supplying the decode and display side and the encode side together. The MediaWall X module drives up to four HDMI outputs at up to 4096 x 2160 at 60 Hz, and RGB Spectrum publishes decoding capability up to 8K resolution with per-appliance stream figures reaching 6x 4K60 or 34x 1080p30. The five bundled Zio S2114 encoder endpoints each take one HDMI source at up to 4096 x 2160 at 60 Hz and publish it to the network in H.264 or H.265, with PoE+ support so each source position needs only a switch port. Because the architecture is serverless, the same kit is the foundation of a wall that later reaches up to 64 4K60 displays; growth is a matter of adding Zio MWX modules and encoders. For rack tidiness, the Zio RAK 6RU rackmount shelf holds up to ten Zio S2000 or D2000 series units, which covers the five encoders in this kit with room to expand. Where a single source needs a full-screen operator display rather than a wall segment, the Zio D2114 decoder endpoint is the matching part. The MediaWall X module is a 1U half-rack appliance that is rackmount compatible and VESA mountable, and RGB Spectrum publishes TAA compliance, hardware-based encryption and a hardened Linux OS for the product line. Network handling covers 10/100/1000/2.5G Ethernet with IPv4 and IPv6 and RTSP or SRT streaming, which fits standard enterprise and agency network policy.

Key Features

• Complete five-source starter kit — One part number supplies the MediaWall X module and five Zio S2114 encoders, which removes the risk of an incomplete first order.
• Four display outputs — The module drives up to four HDMI displays at up to 4096 x 2160 at 60 Hz, enough for a 2x2 array or a 1x4 row.
• 4K encoding at every source — Each bundled Zio S2114 accepts one HDMI input at up to 4096 x 2160 at 60 Hz and publishes it as an H.264 or H.265 stream.
• PoE+ powered encoders — The published 5 VDC and PoE+ support means each source position needs only a network drop rather than a local outlet.
• Expandable serverless design — RGB Spectrum publishes MediaWall X support for up to 64 4K60 displays, so the same kit is the first stage of a much larger wall.
• Mixed content on one wall — H.264, H.265, HTML5 and HDMI sources are supported, so operational video and browser dashboards can be laid out together.
• TAA compliant hardware — RGB Spectrum publishes TAA compliance and hardware-based encryption with a hardened Linux OS for the MediaWall X product line.
• Rack or display mounting — The 1U half-rack module is rackmount compatible and VESA mountable, so it can sit in the head-end or behind a display.

Typical Applications

• Control room — A first wall segment and five encoded sources can be commissioned as one order, then expanded module by module.
• Command center — The kit covers a 2x2 briefing wall with five live sources, including HTML5 dashboards alongside video.
• Operations center — Distributed decoding keeps the wall segment independent of a central processor, limiting single-point failures.
• Emergency operations center — A self-contained kit can be stood up on network drops when a room is activated.
• Government space — Published TAA compliance and hardware encryption support agency procurement and security review.
• Training room — Instructors mirror the operations floor by showing the same encoded sources on a four-display array.

Technical Specifications

RGB Spectrum publishes these values for the MediaWall X product line, the distributed video wall processor decoder and display endpoint supplied in this kit; RGB Spectrum prints them under the MediaWall X product name rather than against the Zio MWX Kit part number.

RGB Spectrum publishes the following values for the Zio S2100 Series encoder product line, of which five S2114 units are supplied in this kit; the input resolution row is the value RGB Spectrum prints specifically for the S2114 model.

Specifications published by RGB Spectrum.

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is included in the Zio MWX Kit?
The RGB Spectrum price list describes it as a Zio MediaWall X starter kit with five Zio S2114 encoders, so it supplies the distributed wall processor module plus five 4K encoder endpoints.

How many displays and sources does the kit cover?
The MediaWall X module publishes four HDMI outputs at up to 4096 x 2160 at 60 Hz, and the five bundled Zio S2114 encoders each publish one HDMI source to the network.

Can the kit be expanded later?
Yes. RGB Spectrum publishes MediaWall X support for up to 64 4K60 displays or 256 2K60 displays, and a wall grows by adding Zio MWX modules and further encoders rather than replacing a central chassis.

How should the five encoders be mounted in a rack?
The Zio RAK 6RU rackmount shelf holds up to ten Zio S2000 or D2000 series units, which accommodates all five encoders and leaves capacity for expansion.

What network is required?
The module publishes a 1GbE / 2.5GbE RJ45 interface with 10/100/1000/2.5G auto-detect, IPv4 and IPv6, DHCP or static addressing, and RTSP or SRT streaming, so a managed Gigabit or 2.5G switch with multicast handling is the baseline.

Does the kit suit federal and defense procurement?
RGB Spectrum publishes TAA compliance for MediaWall X together with FCC, CE, RCM, ICES-003, KC and UKCA regulatory marks and hardware-based encryption on a hardened Linux OS.

What if a source needs a dedicated full-screen display instead of a wall segment?
Add a Zio D2114 decoder endpoint, which decodes one IP stream to a single HDMI display at up to 4K.

What warranty and support apply?
The RGB Spectrum manufacturer warranty applies to this part number, and Creation Networks supports specification and procurement, including written confirmation of the current warranty terms before you place the order.