Extron electronic manual Configuration, Setting VSW I AAP Jumpers

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Configuration

Setting VSW I AAP Jumpers

A jumper (figure 5) on the VSW I AAP may need to be shifted, from jumper J6 (the default position) to J5, depending on the switcher to which the VSW is connected. Refer to the applicable switcher’s manual to see how to determine the switcher’s board version or level.

J5 J6

Jumper installed

Switcher compatibility

J6

VSW 2VGA A, board revision C

 

SW VGArs, board part #20-1118-0x

 

 

J5

VSW 2VGA A, board revision A

Figure 5 — VSW I AAP jumper positions

If you are daisy chaining with a VSW 2VGA A that has a circuit board that is revision C or higher, install the jumper on J6.

If you are daisy chaining with a VSW 2VGA A that has a circuit board that is revision A, install the jumper on J5.

If you are daisy chaining with a SW VGArs that has a circuit board whose part number is 20-1118-0x, install the jumper on J6.

NThe show me feature will not work when connected to

SW VGArs series switchers with a circuit board part number of 20-527-0xor 20-935-0x.

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