RGB Spectrum Zio W3064 – 4-Output IP Video Wall Processor

Product Overview

The RGB Spectrum Zio W3064 is an IP video wall processor system that decodes up to 11 2K streams or two 4K streams and drives up to four mini-DisplayPort outputs. It is specified for small video wall arrays in control rooms, command centers and government spaces where the source material already lives on the network. WebView is included for displaying web-based content, so browser dashboards can be placed on the wall alongside decoded video. All sources arrive over Ethernet, which keeps the wall processor install free of per-source video cabling.

Product Description

The Zio W3064 is a compact appliance-class wall processor rather than a card-based chassis, which makes it a practical choice for a 1x2, 1x3, 1x4 or 2x2 array driven from an AV-over-IP system. RGB Spectrum's price list states the configuration as decoding and display of up to 11 2K resolution IP streams or two 4K resolution IP streams, or equivalents, across up to four mini-DisplayPort outputs. Because the processor consumes IP streams rather than baseband signals, sources can sit anywhere on the network and the wall can be relocated without re-pulling video cable. Included WebView support matters in operations environments where a meaningful share of the content is a web application rather than a camera or a workstation feed. For source encoding, the usual pairing is Zio S2114 4K encoder endpoints and Zio S2112 encoder endpoints at each device, with Zio2 S5024 multichannel encoders where several sources share a rack. Operator desks in the same room are typically served by the Zio V3024 multiviewer system so that supervisors get a dense personal view of the same streams shown on the wall. Where a display accepts HDMI only, the 520 12409 active mini-DisplayPort to HDMI adapter completes each output run. This part number is a system-level configuration on the RGB Spectrum price list, and RGB Spectrum does not publish a SKU-level datasheet for it, so confirm the delivered configuration before ordering.

Key Features

• Four-output video wall drive — Up to four mini-DisplayPort outputs feed a small array such as a 1x2, 1x3, 1x4 or 2x2 wall from one appliance.
• IP-native source handling — The processor decodes IP streams rather than baseband inputs, so sources can be added anywhere on the network without new video cabling.
• Mixed 2K and 4K decoding — The price list configuration covers up to 11 2K streams or two 4K streams, or equivalents, which suits most operational content mixes.
• WebView web content support — Included WebView lets browser-based dashboards and management consoles be placed on the wall next to decoded video.
• Appliance form factor — A single compact unit replaces a card-based chassis for small arrays, which reduces rack space and commissioning time.
• AV-over-IP platform integration — The processor works as part of a wider Zio system, so encoders, endpoints and the wall share one stream directory and control layer.

Typical Applications

• Control room — A small shared wall gives the whole shift a common view of the same IP streams the operators watch individually.
• Command center — Four outputs are enough for a briefing wall that combines live video with web-based situational dashboards.
• Operations center — Utility, transport and network operations floors display system status boards on a compact array.
• Emergency operations center — A relocatable IP-fed wall can be brought into service quickly when the room is activated.
• Government space — Agency briefing and monitoring rooms build a modest wall over existing structured cabling.
• Multi-purpose room — A room used for both operations and briefings can share one wall processor across both duties.

Technical Specifications

RGB Spectrum does not publish SKU-level specifications for this part number. The following is limited to what RGB Spectrum states for it in the price list.

• Part number — Zio W3064
• Product type — Wall processor system
• IP stream decode and display — Up to 11 2K resolution IP streams, or 2 4K resolution IP streams, or equivalent
• Outputs — Up to 4 mini-DisplayPort outputs
• Included software — WebView, for displaying web-based content

RGB Spectrum does not publish a datasheet for this part number. Contact Creation Networks for confirmed specifications before ordering.

Part number, configuration and included software as published by RGB Spectrum in its price list.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many displays can the Zio W3064 drive?
The RGB Spectrum price list states up to four mini-DisplayPort outputs, which covers common small arrays such as 1x2, 1x3, 1x4 and 2x2.

Why is there no full specification table for this part number?
RGB Spectrum publishes wall processor specifications at series level and does not publish a datasheet against the W3064 part number, so Creation Networks confirms the delivered configuration in writing rather than quoting unpublished figures.

What sources can be shown on the wall?
The configuration covers IP streams, and included WebView adds web-based content; baseband sources are brought onto the network with Zio encoder endpoints such as the Zio S2114 or Zio S2112.

Can operator positions share the same streams as the wall?
Yes. Endpoints such as the Zio V3024 multiviewer system subscribe to the same streams, so a supervisor's desk view and the wall stay consistent.

What is needed to connect HDMI displays?
Outputs are mini-DisplayPort, so displays with HDMI inputs are fed through the 520 12409 active mini-DisplayPort to HDMI adapter on each run.

What network design does an IP video wall processor need?
Plan for a managed Gigabit network with multicast handling configured for AV traffic, and confirm switch capacity against the stream count Creation Networks quotes for your array.

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.