
VE-120
Overview
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Note: In order to display the data on more than one remote monitor, the
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Other useful applications for the Video Extender system include:
•Financial: the remote display of stock market information
•Education: the remote display of lectures and lessons to lecture halls and classrooms
•Business: the remote display of addresses to overflow rooms; video conferencing; and demos
Features
•Uses Category 5 Ethernet Cable: For Economy; Easy Installation; and Utmost Data Transfer Reliability
•High Resolution Video - Up To 1600 x 1200@100 m •Supports VGA, SVGA, and Multisync Monitors •Long Distance Transmission - Up to 130 m (430') •Daisy Chainable
System Requirements
•IBM PC/AT, PC Compatible, Notebook, Laptop, or IBM PS/2 with a VGA output port.
•VGA monitor
•Grounding wire with no potential difference between the AC sources for the Local and Remote units.
Warning! Make absolutely sure that a protective ground wire with no potential difference is established between the AC sources for the Local and Remote units. Unequal grounding potential between the Local and Remote units will result in damage to the units and connected devices.
The Local Unit
1.Range Switch
Slide the switch to the Long position if the Remote Unit is located a long distance away; slide the switch to the Short position if the Remote Unit is located a short distance away.
2.Remote I/O
The Category 5 twisted pair cable that connects to the Remote Unit plugs into this connector.*
3.AC 9V Power Jack
The power supply cable plugs into this connector. 4.Power LED
Lights to indicate that the unit is receiving power. 5.Monitor
The local monitor's VGA cable plugs into this connector.
6.PC
The VGA extension cable that connects to the computer's VGA port plugs into this connector.
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The Remote Unit
1.Remote I/O
The Category 5 twisted pair cable that connects to the Local Unit plugs into this connector.*
2.AC 9V Power Jack
The power supply cable plugs into this connector. 3.Power LED
Lights to indicate that the unit is receiving power. 4.Monitor
The remote monitor's VGA cable plugs into this connector.
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Installation
Refer to the diagrams above as you follow the step by step directions below:
1.Make sure that the computer and monitors you are using for the installation are all powered Off.
2.Plug the male end of a male to female VGA extension cable into the computer's video output port; plug the female end of the cable into the Local Unit's PC port.
3.Plug the local monitor's VGA cable into the Local Unit's Monitor port
4.Plug one of the power adapters (supplied with this package) into an AC source; plug the adapter's power cable into the Local Unit's AC 9V Power Jack
5.Plug one end of the Category 5 twisted pair cable into the Local Unit's Remote I/O port*
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