What functions does PANIO KH7000_Up combine?
It combines video wall splicing, multi-window display, matrix signal routing, AV over IP extension, KVM operation, live preview, scene storage and simple centralized control in one distributed platform.
KH7000_Up is a Taiwan-developed, software-defined professional AV platform designed to replace separate video wall processors, multiviewers, matrix switchers, KVM extenders and basic control interfaces with one scalable distributed system. Each endpoint can be configured through software, making the architecture flexible for both small installations and larger multi-room deployments.
Create flexible splicing layouts, independent displays and mixed wall configurations.
Show up to 16 independent signal sources on one screen with free layout control.
Route any available source to one or multiple outputs through a many-to-many matrix.
Distribute video, audio, keyboard, mouse and control signals over Gigabit IP networks.
Preview signals, recall scenes and execute routing from a simple software interface.
The multifunction architecture is suitable wherever operators need to view many sources, route content quickly and control multiple systems from a central position.
Combine maps, dashboards, cameras, communications and PC applications on video walls and operator screens.
Display many camera feeds, enlarge priority sources and route selected content to incident-response displays.
Preview multiple sources, build multiview layouts and switch content without visible black-screen delay.
Share presentations, data dashboards, remote meeting sources and decision-support content across multiple screens.
Integrate operational PCs, production data, alarms and monitoring video with central KVM and hardware triggers.
Create large-format video walls, mixed display zones and scheduled scene layouts for visitor-facing spaces.
| Capability | KH7000_Up Application Value |
|---|---|
| Primary Functions | Video wall splicing, multi-window processing, matrix switching, AV over IP, KVM, preview and central control |
| Maximum Video Resolution | 3840 × 2160 at 30Hz, backward compatible with standard resolutions |
| Multi-Window Capacity | Up to 16 independent sources on one display |
| Scene Management | Up to 100 saved scene configurations with quick recall |
| Switching Experience | Zero-second seamless switching with no visible black-screen transition |
| Copper Distance | Up to 150 m over Cat6 network cabling |
| Fiber Distance | Up to 2 km with optional optical module |
| Network Infrastructure | 1G Ethernet switch with IGMP support; PoE switching is recommended where appropriate |
| Control Interfaces | PC software, RS-232, RS-485, I/O, relay, IR and KVM |
| Power Options | 12V DC or standard PoE |
| Endpoint Size | 193 × 100.5 × 25 mm |
Network planning note: For reliable AV over IP performance, use a properly configured Gigabit IGMP switch and confirm bandwidth, multicast, PoE and fiber-module requirements before deployment.
PANIO focuses on professional AV integration, system compatibility and application-driven design. KH7000_Up is positioned as a multifunction platform for projects that need video wall processing, multi-view, matrix routing, AV over IP transmission, KVM operation and straightforward central management in one architecture.
For OEM, ODM and project integration, PANIO can support architecture planning, signal-flow review, network topology evaluation and application-specific UI or control requirements.
It combines video wall splicing, multi-window display, matrix signal routing, AV over IP extension, KVM operation, live preview, scene storage and simple centralized control in one distributed platform.
A single output display can show up to 16 independent sources. The software supports window scaling, positioning, stacking and layout adjustment.
Yes. Sources can be routed to individual displays, multi-window outputs or combined video wall groups through the same networked matrix architecture.
Yes. The control software provides real-time input and output preview for source verification and layout management.
Yes. The software can manage routing, video wall layouts, multi-window composition, preview and scene recall. RS-232, RS-485, I/O and relay allow additional integration with hardware or third-party control systems.
A properly configured Gigabit Ethernet switch with IGMP support is recommended. A PoE-capable switch can simplify installation when the deployment design supports PoE.
Send PANIO your number of sources, displays, video wall layout, multi-window requirements, transmission distances and control needs. Our Taiwan R&D and technical team can help review the architecture before deployment.