Black Box CDTT300A-7-R5, CDTE300A-7-R5 manual Introduction, System Requirements

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CHAPTER 2: Introduction

•Thin Ethernet, 10BASE-T, Token Ring Adapters

•One power cord

2.4 System Requirements

2.4.1BASIC REQUIREMENTS

The following basic network environment is the minimum required for proper operation of CD Network Tower and DiscView:

•Workstation (386 or greater recommended)—at least 2 MB of RAM is recommended, 4 MB for Windows users

•File server—at least 8MB of RAM is recommended

•DOS 3.3 or higher

•NetWare 3.11, 3.12 (requires CLIB.NLM version 3.12f or higher) or NetWare 4.x (requires CLIB.NLM version 4.01d or higher—see the next section)

•Windows 3.1

2.4.2CLIB.NLM REQUIREMENTS

The latest CLIB.NLM for 3.1X and 4.X is included on the disk labeled “NetWare NLM Library Update Disk.” The appropriate CLIB.NLM must be loaded on the file server before performing the DiscView NLM installation. This disk contains the latest NetWare NLM Library

Update file, which is also available in the NOVLIB forum on CompuServe®. (This file is provided as a service to our customers; no warranty is expressed or implied.)

Instructions for installing the Novell update are provided on the disk. Please contact Novell if you require assistance with the update.

2.4.3CD NETWORK TOWER LIMITS

A maximum of 9 CD Network Towers or 63 CD-ROM volumes can be mounted per file server (there can be no more than 64 mounted volumes on a file server).

2.5 Cautions

To make sure the CD Network Tower works well, keep these cautions in mind:

2.5.1INSTALLATION

Avoid placing the CD Network Tower in a location subject to:

•high humidity

•excessive dust

•mechanical vibration

•direct sunlight.

Do not move the CD Network Tower during operation. Movement might cause it to malfunction during reading.

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Contents September Canadian Department of Communications T7 Plus CD Network TowersContents Trademarks Used in this Manual Specifications What Comes in the Package IntroductionHardware SoftwareSystem Requirements IntroductionTransportation Installing the Hardware InstallationInstalling the Software Installing Discview Selecting the Server Choosing Managers Configuring the CD Network Tower Ethernet Mbps networks it has no effect on 4-Mbps networks Token RingT7 Plus CD Network Towers ❼ ❻ ❸ Using the CD Network TowerEjecting the Disc Getting StartedEjecting a disc manually in an emergency Status Lights No. Fault Corrective Blinks Indication Action Icons Power off Configured UnconfiguredFile Server Icon Park Drive Lawrence, PA 15055-1018 724-746-5500 Fax

CDTT300A-7-R5, CDTE300A-7-R5 specifications

The Black Box CDTE300A-7-R5 and CDTT300A-7-R5 represent advanced solutions in the field of audio and video signal processing. These devices are designed for professionals seeking high-performance alternatives in the realm of multimedia signals, particularly in applications where high fidelity and long-distance transmission are essential.

The CDTE300A-7-R5 model serves as a high-quality transmitter, while the CDTT300A-7-R5 operates as the corresponding receiver. Both units are engineered to transmit and receive 4K video signals, ensuring that users experience superior image quality without degradation. The support for the latest HDMI standards signifies that these devices can handle high-resolution video and multi-channel audio formats, making them ideal for use in various professional setups, such as AV control centers, conference rooms, and broadcasting studios.

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In addition to their impressive video capabilities, the Black Box CDTE300A-7-R5 and CDTT300A-7-R5 also support Power over Ethernet (PoE), allowing users to power the devices through the same Ethernet cable used for signal transmission. This eliminates the need for separate power supplies, simplifying setups and reducing overall equipment costs.

The built-in EDID (Extended Display Identification Data) management feature enables seamless communication between the source and display devices. This ensures that the optimal resolution and refresh rate are automatically selected, avoiding frustrating compatibility issues that can arise in complex AV systems.

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