Build a command centre that performs under pressure. KVM access from Adder and G&D, video wall control from VuWall, every source on every desk and the wall.
eNOVA designs control rooms across the full stack: the two leading KVM platforms, Adder and Guntermann & Drunck, and VuWall's video wall and AV-over-IP control. Mission-critical switching, secure operator access and shared situational awareness, specified and supported in Singapore.
Adder and G&D KVM with VuWall video wall control, integrated and supported by eNOVA in Singapore. SDVoE latency figure: SDVoE Alliance.
What is command centre technology?
A command centre, or control room, is a 24/7 operations room where trained operators monitor and control critical systems in real time. Every live source, from CCTV and SCADA to broadcast feeds, appears across a shared video wall and multi-monitor desks, so teams react the moment something changes.
It runs on two layers. KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) gives each operator real-time control of remote computers that stay locked in a secure server room. Video wall control decides what sources and layouts appear on the room's shared wall. Adder and G&D provide the KVM layer; VuWall provides the visualisation layer; eNOVA brings them together.
Layered model per Adder, G&D and VuWall control-room resources. Original eNOVA diagram.
Access and control, plus shared display.
Two different jobs that are often confused. A command centre needs both, working together.
Gives each operator real-time control of remote source computers from their desk, as if the machine were under it.
- Any source computer on any operator desk
- Work remote machines in real time, keyboard and mouse
- Computers stay locked in a secure server room
- Certified high-security isolation for classified work
Decides what sources and layouts appear on the room's shared wall, for situational awareness everyone sees.
- Any source to any segment of the wall
- Layouts, scenarios and presets, recalled in seconds
- Sources distributed as AV-over-IP
- One platform for many walls and sites
Distinction per VuWall control-room resources (vuwall.com).
What the command-centre stack delivers.
Six capabilities turn a room full of screens into a working command centre, spread across the KVM and visualisation layers.
- Pixel-perfect, low-latency video to every desk
- 4K60 and up, DisplayPort 1.2, HDR on flagship units
- Uncompressed point-to-point, or efficient over IP
- Any operator reaches any computer, instantly
- Glide between machines by moving the mouse
- Scales from a desk to a whole campus
- Put any source on any segment of the wall
- Layouts, scenarios and presets, recalled in seconds
- Drag-and-drop, web-based, no programming
- Sources carried as data over standard Ethernet
- Distributed nodes, no single point of failure
- SDVoE option: uncompressed 4K60 at sub-frame latency
- Built for continuous, mission-critical operation
- Automatic matrix failover and redundant management
- Distributed video-wall nodes remove single points of failure
- Operators isolated from the physical machines
- Certified high-security KVM for classified work
- Hardened, audited management and AV-over-IP nodes
Specifications per Adder (adder.com), G&D (gdsys.com) and VuWall (vuwall.com). Endpoint counts and latency are vendor and standards-stated.
Adder, G&D and VuWall, specified to the job.
Two specialist KVM makers and a video wall control platform. eNOVA specs the right mix to your requirement rather than defaulting to a brand.
Adder built its reputation on high-performance IP-KVM. ADDERLink INFINITY carries 4K and 5K video, audio and USB over a standard network, and the Adder Infinity Manager (AIM) turns it into a managed matrix, scaling, by Adder's figures, to around 2,000 endpoints in a single non-blocking system with redundant failover.
- ADDERLink INFINITY + AIM: managed IP-KVM matrix at scale
- Free-Flow: glide between machines by moving the mouse
- ADDERLink XD642: dual-4K extension over one cable (fibre for 2× 4K60)
- ADDERView Secure: NIAP Protection Profile 4.0 certified KVM
G&D is engineered for uncompromising control rooms. The ControlCenter matrix family scales from compact to several hundred ports, with MatrixGuard automatically failing console and computer modules over to a second matrix. DP1.2-VisionXG extends native 4K60 and, by G&D's description, uncompressed and latency-free.
- ControlCenter matrix: ControlCenter-IP (up to 600 endpoints) to modular Digital
- MatrixGuard: automatic failover to a redundant matrix
- DP1.2-VisionXG: uncompressed, zero-delay 4K60 extension
- SecureCert: FIPS 140-3 crypto module, Common Criteria EAL2+, DoDIN APL
VuWall is the visualisation layer. Its TRx platform manages video walls, KVM and AV-over-IP from one web interface, drag-and-drop with no programming, so operators put any source, layout or scenario on the shared wall in seconds. PAK and VuStream distribute sources as AV-over-IP, and TRx integrates directly with G&D matrices.
- TRx: one platform for video walls, KVM and AV-over-IP
- PAK & VuStream: distributed AV-over-IP nodes, no single point of failure
- SDVoE option: uncompressed 4K60 over 10GbE at sub-frame latency
- SOC 2 and ISO 9001, TAA and NDAA compliant, native G&D integration
VuWall and G&D are sister companies under one owner (Naxicap) and are co-engineering KVM and video-wall interoperability for control rooms.
Models and figures per adder.com, gdsys.com and vuwall.com. Endpoint counts, "uncompressed / zero-delay" and "sub-frame latency" are vendor and standards-stated. Adder current secure range is NIAP PP 4.0 (legacy units EAL4+/TEMPEST); G&D SecureCert covers a FIPS 140-3 crypto module, Common Criteria EAL2+ and DoDIN APL; VuWall holds SOC 2 and ISO 9001.
AV-over-IP, on an open standard.
Video as data, over Ethernet
Modern command centres distribute video as data over standard Ethernet instead of dedicated AV cabling and fixed matrix hardware. VuWall builds on SDVoE, the open Software Defined Video over Ethernet standard, so compliant sources and displays interoperate and the wall scales by adding network nodes.
The result: any source to any display, lower cabling, and no single box to fail.
SDVoE technical figures: SDVoE Alliance (sdvoe.org). VuWall is an SDVoE Alliance member.
Built for every control room.
Wherever operators must watch and act without missing a beat.
Utilities & SCADA
Grid, water and energy operators reaching control systems instantly.
Transport & traffic
Road, rail and maritime networks managed from one room.
Air traffic control
Zero-latency, redundant access for towers and approach.
Broadcast & post
Live galleries switching across many machines in real time.
Security & surveillance
SOCs juggling CCTV, access control and alarms at speed.
Defence & government
Secure, segregated access to classified systems.
Emergency & dispatch
Surfacing the right data to act fast when seconds count.
Data centre NOC
Any-operator-to-any-server access at data-centre scale.
Sectors and applications referenced from adder.com, gdsys.com and vuwall.com.
Trusted in the world's control rooms.
A few Adder, G&D and VuWall deployments, in the vendors' own words.
All outcomes are published by Adder, G&D and VuWall as customer references and reflect those customers' reported results, not independently audited figures. Sources: adder.com, gdsys.com and vuwall.com.
One integrated stack, supported locally.
A command centre is a system, not a shopping list. eNOVA scopes, supplies, integrates and supports Adder and G&D KVM with VuWall video wall control across Singapore, as one coherent stack rather than parts from three vendors.
We map sources, desks, security zones and the video wall, then choose the right KVM and visualisation mix.
Local supply of KVM matrix, secure KVM, AV-over-IP nodes and TRx, installed and commissioned.
Segregation for classified systems and redundancy across matrix and video wall for 24/7 rooms.
Local support and spares across all three platforms, in your timezone.
Common questions about command centres.
Designing a command centre in Singapore?
Talk to eNOVA about Adder and G&D KVM with VuWall video wall control, secure access and shared situational awareness.
