RGBlink Q16pro Gen2 Mediahub & Multi-Window Video Wall Processor (8 RU)

RGBlink Q16pro Gen2 Mediahub & Multi-Window Video Wall Processor (8 RU) is a modular video wall “engine” built for serious control rooms, LED walls, and multi-screen installs where the I/O needs to match the job—not the other way around. You populate the chassis with the input, output, and IP/communications modules you actually need, then build clean multi-window layouts, screen splicing, and scene switching on top of a stable hardware backbone.

Highlights

• True modular architecture: supports up to 18 input modules and 10 output modules for build-to-spec system design
• Multi-screen video wall workflows with support for up to 16 screens, plus multi-window monitoring and layout control
• 4K/8K-ready platform (module-dependent) for modern LED processors, media playback, and high-resolution canvases
• Production features built in: logo overlay, dual independent OSD rolling subtitles, and seamless switching between signals/scenes
• Install-friendly chassis: 8 RU, metal construction, and 100–240 VAC operation with up to 550 W device power budget

Quick Specs & Uses

• Form factor: 8 RU rack chassis
• Module capacity: 21 slots total
• System concept: modular video wall splicing processor chassis (I/O defined by installed modules)
• Networking/control: Ethernet control supports UDP and star topology; supports device cascading on the same LAN
• Power: 1x IEC C14 input; device power consumption rated for 100–240 VAC (550 W)
• Operating conditions: -20 to 60°C at 15–85% humidity
• Dimensions: 488.0 x 370.0 x 355.6 mm (19.2 x 14.6 x 14.0")
• Weight: 13.42 kg (29.59 lb)

Why It Helps

If you’ve ever tried to “future-proof” a wall controller and ended up boxed in by fixed I/O, this is the opposite approach. The Q16pro Gen2 is a chassis-first platform: choose the right input modules (HDMI/SDI/DVI/DP/IP/HDBaseT, etc.), match your output modules to the processors or displays in the field, and keep expansion clean when the next phase of the project arrives.

System Characteristics

• Modular I/O means fewer compromises: you’re not paying for ports you’ll never use, and you’re not stuck when a client changes source types later.
• Multi-window monitoring is a workflow win on larger systems—especially when operators need fast confidence checks without external multiview gear.
• Redundancy is optional: plan for it on mission-critical installs where downtime is expensive.
• LAN control and cascading supports scalable deployments—helpful when one room turns into a campus-wide video wall network.
• 4K/8K capability is module-dependent: spec the right cards up front to avoid resolution bottlenecks.

Optional Module Ecosystem (examples)

• Input: Quad HDMI 2.0; Dual HDMI 2.0 + Dual DP 1.2; Quad 3G-SDI (Loop); Quad DVI; Single IP; Dual HDMI 1.3 + Dual DVI; Quad HDBaseT
• Output: Quad HDMI 1.3; Quad 3G-SDI; Quad DVI; Dual HDMI 2.0; Dual HDMI 1.3 (with Dante option); Streaming output; Quad HDBaseT; Analog audio I/O module
• Comms/Power: communication module with PVW; optional redundant power module

What’s In The Box

• 1 x RGBlink Q16pro Gen2 Mediahub & Multi-Window Video Wall Processor (8 RU)
• 1 x Power Cable
• 1 x HDMI Cable
• 1 x Ethernet Cable
• 1 x DB-9 to RJ11 Cable
• 1 x DVI Cable
• 1 x Anti-Static Bag

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