Adder Technology AV Series manual Module mixing, AdderLink AV200 pair

AdderLink AV200 pair

The AdderLink AV200 transmitter and receiver pair operate in a similar manner to the AV100 series, with the addition of an RS232 serial port. The serial port of the source PC is presented at the AV200 receiver for use by a remote device such as a touch screen terminal. The AdderLink AV200 models are designed primarily for single point to point operation although

they can provide further video/audio expansion via transmitter cascade connections (the serial connection is not expandable).

			RS232
			DEVICE
PC	VIDEO	200	200
	AUDIO
	RS232 SERIAL		CATx LINK
			UP TO 300m

TRANSMITTER	RECEIVER
POWER	POWER

AdderLink AV200 transmitter and receiver pair driving two remote displays and speakers plus a serial device, in addition to a local monitor and speaker set

Module mixing

Most of the AdderLink AV modules can be mixed together in various combinations quite freely. For instance, an AV104 transmitter can drive mixtures of AV100 and AV101 receivers. Similarly, an AV100 transmitter can control single or cascaded AV101 receivers. An AV100 receiver can also be cascaded from an AV101 receiver, although the reverse is not true.

However, the AV200 pair differ from the other modules because they send serial port signals across the CATx link and so MUST NOT be cross connected (via a CATx link) with any other non-AV200 modules. The AV200 transmitter can be used as part of a transmitter cascade with other AV transmitter types. However, the serial port of an AV200 transmitter cannot itself be cascaded. Therefore, if an AV200 transmitter is involved in a cascade, it should be placed as the primary transmitter, connected directly to the source PC system.

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