Installation Manual

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Installation

Note: Please make sure all devices are turned off before beginning the installation

1.Using a DVI cable (not included), connect your display or projector to the DVI OUT port on the DVI Switch Remote.

2.Connect each of your source devices (e.g. DVD player, PC, Set-Top Box) to the DVI IN ports.

3.Plug the mains adapter into the power supply socket and then into the mains, to power on the DVI Switch Remote.

4.Power on all the connected devices.

Note: If your devices are equipped with an HDMI connector you can use DVI to HDMI cables or adapters. Please be aware, however, that the DVI interface supports display signals only. Therefore, you will need to make separate audio connections from your source to your display/amplifier etc.

Operation

You can select the input source in two ways: from the push button on the front of the switch or via the infra-red remote control.

Front Panel Push Button Selection:

The front panel push button is used to select the current channel. Pressing the button during normal operation will cause the next channel to be selected.

Remote Control Selection:

Use the channel select buttons to directly select the required channels. The Channel Up/Down buttons allow you to move up and down the different channels.

Note: It is normal for there to be a short delay when switching between devices as the screen refreshes.

IR Code Selection:

When the unit is first powered on, the currently selected IR code will be displayed by the LED indicator (A, b, C, d). The default is A.

If the remote control conflicts with another device you can reconfigure it to use one of four different IR codes. Press and hold an IR code button (A, B, C or D) until the appropriate letter (A, b, C, d) is displayed by the LED indicator on the switch.

If the DVI Switch does not respond to the IR remote control, for instance after the battery has been replaced, simply press and hold any of the IR code buttons until it is registered and displayed by the LED indicator.

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Connecting mixed VGA and DVI equipped devices

Please note: To connect analogue VGA devices, your display must feature either a 15 Way VGA or a DVI-I (Analogue and digital) input.

When connecting VGA analogue devices, you must use a combination if DVI-I cables and VGA adapters to make the connection from both the device and the display to the DVI Switch Remote. This is because DVI-D cables do not support analogue signals.

Example:

1.To connect a PC equipped with a VGA output to the DVI IN port on the DVI Switch Remote, you can use either:

￿A 2m VGA TO DVI Adapter Cable (LINDY No. 41206, UK only) or...

￿A DVI Analogue to VGA Adapter Cable (LINDY No. 41222) and a

15 Way Male to Male S-VGA Cable

2.To connect the DVI Switch Remote to a display, to enable analogue VGA support, you will need:

￿A DVI-I Cable

￿Or a DVI-I to DVI-D + VGA Splitter Cable (LINDY No. 41219) if connecting to a display with a separate VGA input.

3.Connect the DVI-I cable from the DVI Switch Remote’s DVI OUT port to the DVI-Female socket on the splitter cable.

4.Plug the DVI-I/splitter cable into the VGA and/or DVI inputs on your display.

Note: When connecting mixed VGA and DVI equipped devices to the DVI Switch Remote, we recommend you use a display that supports auto switching between digital and analogue inputs. If your display does not support this function, you will have to manually select the required input each time you switch between DVI and VGA devices.

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Lindy 32590, 32591 installation manual Installation, Operation, Connecting mixed VGA and DVI equipped devices

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