QUICK SETUP SYSTEM GUIDE
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UTP in | VGA out |
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UTP |
Monitor
PROCEDURE
The Voyager consists of a Local and a Remote Unit interconnected by a single structured cable that carries all the necessary signals. The Local unit is connected to the PCs keyboard, VGA ports and PS/2 mouse. The keyboard, monitor and mouse are connected directly to the Remote Unit. The Remote Unit is powered by a power supply whilst the PC powers the Local Unit. An optional local PSU is available for PC’s that do not have enough power available on the keyboard port.
We recommend that the complete system should be tested in one room before permanent installation. If a long interconnect cable is not available, use a patch lead to test basic unit operation with your PC.
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