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How to add a Video Wall in Front Elevation Diagram?

Overview:

XTEN-AV allows users to create a Video Wall in the Automated Front Elevation Diagram using X-DRAW. Users can select the Video Wall option, choose the required product, configure the screen layout, and verify the screen dimensions before adding the products to the diagram. This helps users visualize the arrangement of multiple screens on a wall for design and installation purposes.

Open the project and navigate to the design for which you want to generate the Front Elevation Diagram. Hover over the design and click Edit BOM.

After this, you will be redirected to the BOM page. From there, add the required Video wall product to your Bill of Materials (BOM).

Once the product has been added to the BOM, click on View Design Docs to proceed.

You will be redirected to the Design Documents page. Hover over the Automated Front Elevation Diagram card and click the Eye icon.

Once you click on it, it will lead you to Automated Front Elevation Editor, here you can view a popup where you need to fill the details

Under Wall Dimensions here you Enter the Width, Height and Unit of the Front Elevation and Click on the Next Button

Once you click the Next button, you will be redirected to the Configuration section. Select Videowall from the Select Screen Type dropdown.

Choose the required product from the Select Videowall dropdown, and click Next to proceed.

Once you click the Next button, you will be redirected to the Screen Dimensions tab, where you can verify or update the screen dimensions and configure the video wall layout.

- Diagonal Size: Enter the diagonal size of the selected screen in inches. This value represents the measurement from one corner of the screen to the opposite corner.
- Aspect Ratio: Specify the screen's aspect ratio by entering the width-to-height ratio. For example, a ratio of 16:9 is commonly used for widescreen displays.

Orientation: Select the desired screen orientation:

- Landscape: Displays the screens horizontally, with the width greater than the height.
- Portrait: Displays the screens vertically, with the height greater than the width.

Columns: Use the minus (−) and plus (+) buttons to decrease or increase the number of columns in the video wall layout. The number displayed between the buttons indicates the current column count.
Rows: Use the minus (−) and plus (+) buttons to decrease or increase the number of rows in the video wall layout. The number displayed between the buttons indicates the current row count.

Video Wall Layout : Use the icons in the upper-right corner of the Video Wall Layout section to switch between the available layout display options. These controls allow you to adjust how the video wall arrangement is displayed.

Once you have configured the screen dimensions and video wall layout, click Add Products to add the video wall to your design.

Once you add the product, the video wall will appear in the Front Elevation Diagram editor.

Notes:

The Video Wall feature allows users to arrange multiple displays together in a single wall configuration within the Automated Front Elevation Diagram.
Users can customize the Video Wall by adjusting the number of Rows and Columns to match the required screen arrangement.
Both Landscape and Portrait screen orientations are supported.
The Video Wall layout can be customized using the available layout display options.
Screen dimensions are based on the selected product's Diagonal Size and Aspect Ratio.
Only products with the Category set to Video and the Product Type set to Videowall Panel Display will appear under the Video Wall option in the Automated Front Elevation Diagram.
The configured Video Wall helps users visualize the overall display arrangement and plan installation layouts.

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Updated on: 11/09/2026

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