Four videos filmed on site, in rooms whose existing video wall got a second life: what we keep, what we change, and what the people who use it every day think. The videos are in French: turn on YouTube subtitles, they translate automatically.
SDIS 76 · 5 min 18
SDIS 76: three rooms run at the touch of a finger
Crisis room, operations centre (CODIS) and emergency call centre (CTA). Scenarios are launched from a touchscreen, the TV tuner, sound and Extron boxes are controlled from a web page, and the picture travels over a simple network cable: no more twelve HDMI cables per wall.
CODIS 66 · 2 min 26
A 15-year-old 12-screen wall, brought back to life with a simple PC
Behind the scenes. A desktop PC, a video wall controller and Easy Multi Display give the existing wall a second life. On screen: Systel, the cameras, the weather, and even Canal+ for quiet times.
The principle · 1 min 31
An old Porsche 911 deserves some care. So does an old wall.
Revamping in a minute and a half: we keep the screens, we change the heart (the PC and the software), and the wall is good for another ten years. Less waste, and a budget in a different league from a full replacement.
Testimonial SDIS 66 · 1 min 25
The view of the head of SDIS 66's CTA-CODIS
Commandant Bolte describes how their video wall was modernised: existing hardware kept, procedures moved from paper to screen, information shared in real time with the chain of command.