-

6100 Series Card-Type Decoding Matrix: One System to Manage an Entire Surveillance Wall

2026-08-21

In actual deployment of security surveillance large screens, the following problems are often encountered: split-screen switching requires manual adjustment one by one, multiple duty personnel each view their own terminals with inconsistent data, and when there are many images, lag and delay tend to occur. The 6100 series card-type decoding matrix has made systematic optimizations targeting these pain points, providing a complete solution for surveillance command centers in terms of split-screen display, remote management, and system scalability.

1. Flexible Split-Screen Display, One Screen for Full View
The device supports multiple split-screen modes including single-window 1/2/4/6/8/9/12/16 (up to 25/36/64 for S64 series), and each split view can be independently switched to display any network camera signal, regardless of brand or resolution. The stitching function supports arbitrary M*N combination display, and with multiple presentation modes such as switching, roaming, overlay, and picture-in-picture, duty personnel can adjust the screen layout at any time as needed, allowing one screen to simultaneously cover multiple monitoring points.1.jpg2. WEB Cross-Platform Control, Manage Anytime, Anywhere
The device comes standard with a WEB cross-platform control module. Administrators can complete daily operations by simply opening a browser, without the need to install additional software. It also supports custom LOGO and software name, making it convenient for enterprises to unify their brand image. The system supports multi-user and simultaneous operation from different terminals, and is compatible with various operating systems including Kylin, HarmonyOS, Windows, iOS, Android, and Linux. Computers, tablets, and mobile phones can all be connected as control terminals, with real-time data synchronization across multiple endpoints, ensuring no inconsistencies in information.2.jpg3. Intelligent Patrol, No Manual Switching Required
The system supports multiple patrol modes such as scene patrol, group patrol, multi-screen automatic patrol, and single-screen automatic patrol. Duty personnel do not need to manually switch views one by one — the device automatically cycles through each surveillance signal in a preset order. This is especially suitable for unattended or understaffed surveillance scenarios, reducing human operational errors while improving the continuity of patrol coverage.3.jpg4. One-Click Backup, No Data Loss
The device features upgrade and backup functions, supporting data import and export for complete data backup and recovery. The system also provides personalized management features, allowing permission levels to be set separately for regular users and administrator users, preventing misoperations from affecting overall operation, and making long-term data management more worry-free.4.jpg5. Stable Decoding Core, Smooth Screen Switching
The device adopts an embedded Linux operating system, supporting 7×24-hour stable operation and being less susceptible to hacker and virus intrusion. The decoding end supports mainstream formats such as H.265, H.264, Smart264, and Smart265, and can access network cameras of different brands and resolutions through standard protocols such as ONVIF or RTSP. There is no limit on the number of IPC channels that can be connected free of charge on a single unit, and it also supports multi-subnet decoding and arbitrary seamless stitching and merging, ensuring smooth and stable large-screen display at the foundational level.5.jpg6. System Connection Architecture
The connection architecture of the entire system is clear and simple: front-end signals from network cameras, recorders, encoders, etc., are connected to the decoding matrix via switches; after decoding, the matrix outputs via HDMI to the stitching large screen or video wall for centralized display. Computers and serial-port keyboards can directly connect to the matrix for local control; mobile phones and tablets access the WEB management address via WiFi for remote operation. Each of the three stages performs its own role, and whether it is a small monitoring site or a large command center, flexible deployment and expansion can be carried out as needed.6.jpgThe 6100 series card-type decoding matrix integrates flexible split-screen display, remote management, intelligent patrol, data backup, and other functions into a single hardware unit, and the card-type design also makes later expansion and maintenance more convenient. Whether in transportation, public security, electric power, or commercial supermarkets, hotels, parks, and other surveillance venues, users can find a model (S16/S32/S64) suitable for their scale, achieving unified management of signals ranging from a few channels to over a hundred channels.

Read0
share