Installation

This section offers step-by-step instructions for installing the IN2000 / IN2001. A detailed application drawing showing all equipment connections is included on the next page.

1.Turn the computer and computer monitor off. Disconnect the computer monitor (if present) from the video output port on the computer.

2.The IN5100 Series cables have a pass-through connector (Male and Female) on one end. The pass- through end is connected to the computer and local monitor. Connect the male side of the pass- through connector to the computer’s video output port.

3.Connect the local computer monitor (if present) to the female side of the IN51XX pass-through. If no local monitor is used, a termination plug is required for analog type video signals.

It is very important that the female side of loop-through cables receive a 75 ohm signal

termination when interfacing analog video signals. If no termination is provided, the

output of the interface will be very overdriven, appearing very bright with poor contrast.

The termination is also required by certain video cards (VGA, newer MACII, etc.) because they sense the attached monitor at boot up and set the card for the appropriate mode.

Two of the most popular termination plugs are listed below:

IN5101A Cable Use an IN9031 15-pin HD VGA terminator plug (not included). This emulates a color VGA monitor.

IN5161A Cable Use an IN9056 15-pin D MAC II terminator plug (not included).

This emulates a 13"/14" Apple monitor.

4.Connect the other end of the IN51XX cable (single male 15 pin HD connector) to the input connector on the IN2000 / IN2001.

The IN2000 / IN2001 must be located immediately adjacent to the computer. Do not

attempt to lengthen the IN51XX loop-through cable. If the IN51XX cable is extended,

ghosting or other signal problems may occur. Also, the local monitor cable should not be more than 6 - 12’ long.

5.Connect the IN2000 / IN2001 RGBS output (4 BNC connectors) to the data display device’s RGBS input, using four high resolution BNC cables or a multi-conductor RGBS "snake". The IN7000, IN7100, and IN7600 series high resolution cables are well suited for this purpose. Take care while making connections to insure that the red output is connected to the red input, green output to the green input, etc.

6.Apply power to the interface. The green power LED will light to indicate the unit is receiving power.

IN2000: Use the 12V 500 mA included power supply.

IN2001: Use a standard power cable (included on U.S. units).

7.Complete the installation by turning the computer and computer monitor on. If required, adjust the horizontal position and RGB gain controls as detailed on Pages 6 and 7.

IN2000 / IN2001 OPERATION MANUAL - REV. 2.1 12/11/99

IN2000, IN2001 specifications

Network Computing Devices IN2001 and IN2000 are innovative solutions designed to enhance network performance and the user experience in the realm of enterprise computing. Both devices are tailored to meet the needs of businesses that require reliable, efficient, and scalable network capabilities.

The IN2001 is considered a powerhouse in network computing, boasting advanced processing capabilities that allow for high-speed data transmission. One of its main features is its multi-threaded architecture, which enables it to handle multiple operations simultaneously without compromising on speed or efficiency. This makes the IN2001 suitable for environments with heavy data traffic, such as data centers and corporate networks. The device is equipped with built-in redundancy features, ensuring minimal downtime and increased reliability.

On the other hand, the IN2000 caters to smaller businesses or branch offices that require a balance between performance and affordability. It is designed with a user-friendly interface that simplifies configuration and management, making it accessible for IT teams with varying levels of expertise. The IN2000 supports various mounting options and integrates seamlessly with existing infrastructure, allowing for easy deployment.

Both devices leverage cutting-edge technologies, including advanced routing protocols and security measures. They support IPv6, ensuring compatibility with the latest internet standards and future-proofing the network infrastructure. Additionally, the network computing devices are equipped with robust firewall capabilities, helping to protect sensitive data and prevent unauthorized access.

A distinguishing characteristic of the IN2001 is its high scalability, allowing businesses to expand their networks effortlessly as their needs grow. It supports a wide range of connectivity options, including Ethernet and wireless capabilities, providing flexibility for diverse networking environments.

Conversely, the IN2000 focuses on energy efficiency, employing intelligent power management to reduce operational costs. It is designed to be eco-friendly, minimizing its carbon footprint while maintaining optimal performance levels.

In summary, both the IN2001 and IN2000 serve as critical components in modern networking solutions, addressing the unique needs of different business environments. Their combination of performance, versatility, and security makes them ideal choices for organizations looking to enhance their network infrastructure in an ever-evolving digital landscape.