Installation continued
2.Connect the SVGA cable between the SVGA display and the
NOTE:
1)Make sure the SVGA source is plugged into the ‘INPUT’ port and the SVGA display is plugged into the ‘OUTPUT’ port.
2)The lowest resolution display needs to be plugged into the ‘OUTPUT MASTER’ port at all times. This will be the resolution used for all slave monitors.
3)‘OUTPUT SLAVE A, B, C’ can be interchanged.
3.Connect the DC adapter from the ‘DC 5V’ jack to the wall socket and check that the front ‘POWER LED’ is on.
4.After connecting all cables, turn on the power to your SVGA display before powering your SVGA source.
Troubleshooting
If you are having trouble with your splitter, first:
1.Ensure source and displays are working properly. Connect the SVGA cable between the source and the display to prove the cable is functional. Repeat to test all cables.
2.Once you confirm the SVGA cable(s) are functional, use two cables to test the ports on the
3.If the unit is plugged in and the ‘POWER LED’ is not lit, first verify that the power supply is working. Use a voltmeter to measure the output of the DC adapter and ensure that 5V is present. If output is 5V, the DC adapter is functional and
NOTE: The positive (+) is in the middle and the ground
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