How to configure PCI devices on an ESX/ESXi (vmware)host.

1. Enable virtualization (vt -d) on ESX/ESXi host from Bios.
2. Now login ESX/ESXi host from vSphere Client.
3. Select an ESX\ESXi host from the Inventory of VMware vSphere Client.
4. In the Configuration tab, click Hardware Advanced Settings. The passthrough Configuration page lists all available pass-through devices.

Note: A green icon indicates that a device is enabled and active. An orange icon indicates that the state of the device has changed and the host must be rebooted before the device can be used.

5. Click Edit.

6. Select the devices and click OK.

7. When the devices are selected, they are marked with an orange icon. Reboot for the change to take effect. After rebooting, the devices are marked with a green icon and are enabled.

After that

8. To configure a PCI device on a virtual machine:
9. From the Inventory in vSphere Client, right-click the virtual machine and click Edit Settings.
10. Click the Hardware tab.
11. Click Add.
12. Choose the PCI Device.
13. Click Next.
14 Finish.

Now start virtual machine, you can see your pci device in device manager.

How to configure EDID in nvidia control panel

1. Install nvidia driver in videowall controller which having nvidia output card eg.(nvs 300, nvs 315, nvs 510, nvs 810)

 

2. After the successfully installation of drivers please reboot your videowall controller. Now right click on videowall controller's desktop & click on Nvidia Control Panel.

3. When you click on Nvidia control panel, a window will open, Now select View system topology feature from Nvidia control panel as shown below image.

4. Now click on EDID (Manage EDID window) will open & click on Export EDID button as shown below image...

5. When you click on Export EDID button, it ask for a location where EDID file saved. Now save EDID file as your desire location & named as shown below image.....

6. Now click on load tab & select EDID file path from browse, now check mark the empty box for select all the display & click on load EDID button as shown below image.....

7. When you click on load EDID button, after few sec a pop window will open EDID successfully loaded as shown below image.......

8. Now your EDID is configured, as shown below image...

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How to configure Videowall with Nvidia Card

1. Install nvidia driver in videowall controller which having nvidia output card eg.(nvs 300, nvs 315, nvs 510, nvs 810)

2. After the successfully installation of drivers please reboot your videowall controller. Now right click on videowall controller's desktop & click on Nvidia Control Panel.
 

3. When you click on Nvidia control panel, a window will open, Now select Mosaic feature from Nvidia control panel & select no of Display according your videowall configuration as shown below image.

4. Now select display resolution & refresh rate as you required & click on  next as shown below image..

5. Now arrange your display according the vidowall configuration & click on apply as shown below image...

6. After apply in few sec your videowall will configured as you required. Now click on finish, as shown below image..

7. Your videowall is ready...

How to configure extended display in Real VNC Server

Install real vnc Server exe on your desktop which having 1 or more display as shown below image:-

After installation double click on vnc server, it Open a VNC Server configurion window as shown below image:-

 

 Click on More option & select option menu as shown below image:-

When you click option feature a vnc configuration window will open & select expert feature as shown below image:-

When you select expert a Parameter window will show & now you select DisplayDevice Feature from parameter window as shown below image:-

Now enter the command in in Value box, "\\.\DISPLAY1" (For first display) & "\\.\DISPLAY2 (for secondary display)
This may or may not be your primary monitor. In a standard right-ordered monitor configuration, they should be ordered Display1, Display2, Display3 and so on.

Now Open vnc viewer & enter the IP of VNC server machine, you can see the vnc server machine as shown below:-

How to set output cards for best performance in PCI-E slots.

Motherboard ASUS® P9X79-E WS

Chipset Intel® X79

Processor Intel® Core™ i7-3820, 3.6 GHz

Heatsink (for CPU) LGA 2011 fan heatsink for the CPU

System BIOS version 1103 X64

System memory 4 GB DDR3

Available PCIe expansion slots

􀂃 4 PCIe ×16 3.0 slots at ×16 mode (blue)

􀂃 3 PCIe ×16 3.0 slot at ×8 mode (black)

Expansion slot configuration

If you’re installing one card, insert the OP card in the slot

labeled PCIEX16_1.

If you’re installing two cards, insert the OP cards in the

slots labeled PCIEX16_1 and PCIEX16_5.

If you’re installing three cards, insert the OP cards in the

slots labeled PCIEX16_1, PCIEX16_3, and PCIEX16_5.

If you’re installing four cards, insert the OP cards in the

slots labeled PCIEX16_1, PCIEX16_3, PCIEX16_5, and PCIEX16_7.

If you’re installing up to 6 cards, insert the remaining two

cards in the slots labeled PCIEX16_2 and PCIEX16_6.

Performance considerations

􀂃 1-4 cards 􀃆 ×16

􀂃 5 cards 􀃆 2 ×16 + 3 ×8

􀂃 6 cards 􀃆 2 ×16 + 4 ×8

How to set values for bezel correction on videowall

Download Desktop Utility software for bezel correction from below link:-

 http://www.datapath.co.uk/support/product-downloads/Windows/Windows-Graphics%20Card/ImageDP4-Windows/ImageDP4-Windows-Utilities.

Extract desktop utility software & run x64 Desktop_Utility.exe or according your OS.

Before bezel correction images are showing on videowall as shown below image.

Now double click on exe, a Desktop Utility V0.04 pop up window will open.

Now enter the Values of single Screen of videowall, e.g. Width & Height or Gap Width & Height as shown below image.




















Click on create button & it display a screen resolution. Now set the given resolution from screen resolution of Videowall as shown below image:-

Now open An image on Videowall. You can see the bezel correction on videowall as shown below image:-

For Example Screen Width & Height or Gap Width & Height as shown below image.