VIDEOJET decoder 7000 System overview | en 7
Bosch Securtity Systems B.V. Installation manual 2019.10 | v01 | F.01U.345.382
3 System overview
3.1 Parts included
– 1 VIDEOJETdecoder7000
– 1 international power supply unit
– 1 EU power cord
– 1 US power cord
– 1 CN power cord
– 2 monitor mounting brackets
– 4 type A screws
– 4 type B screws
– 1 Quick Installation Guide
– 1 Safety Hints
– 1 EAC document
– 1 RoHS sheet
– 2 MAC address labels
3.2 Overview of functions
Video decoder
VIDEOJETdecoder7000 displays video from Standard Definition (SD), High Definition (HD),
4K Ultra High Definition (UHD), and Megapixel (MP) cameras and encoders using H.264, H.265
or MPEG-4 encoding at up to 60 frames per second over IP networks.
Its scalable decoding technology and performance management architecture makes it easy for
operators to simply connect cameras, regardless of resolution, bitrate, or frame rate. It
automatically scales resources, distributing them over the connected streams to produce the
best possible performance.
VIDEOJETdecoder7000 can drive two HD or 4K UHD displays directly, each with an
independently configurable screen layout, making it ideally suited for applications with flat-
screen monitor walls at a moderate cost-per-monitor.
Decoding performance
The table below shows the maximum values which provide a guideline for performance design.
There are dependencies that impact the overall performance, especially when combining
various streams and resolutions (for example, upscaling to monitor resolution and frame rate).
In an overload situation, VIDEOJETdecoder7000 may drop frames to display overall video as
smoothly as possible.
Note that the upscaling of video, for example SD or HD video to be displayed on a 4K UHD
monitor, draws performance that reduces the decoding capabilities.
Also note that screen refresh rate at 4K UHD displays is limited to 30Hz, and that the decoded
output frame rate is reduced to 15 frames per second when using dual 4K UHD displays.
Display output modes
Mode Display resolution Number of
displays
Screen refresh
rate (Hz)
Max. decoded
output frame rate
A HD (1920 x 1080) 1 60 60
A HD (1920 x 1080) 2 60 60
B UHD (3840 x 2160) 1 30 30
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