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Anleitung Zusammenfassung
6 DVI-I Output This DVI-I output port will support an analog or digital output display device. A DVI to VGA adapter will be required when using a VGA capable display with this output port. 7 DVI/RS-232 and VGA/Audio RJ-45 Ports These RJ-45 ports connect the CAT5•4000 receiver to the CAT5•4000 sender unit using CAT-5, CAT-5e or CAT-6 cabling. When using an analog or digital video source on the channel 1 input, connect the CAT-5 cables according to the labels on both the sender and receiver units. When using an analog video source with the channel 2 or 3 inputs, connect a CAT-5 cable from the VGA/RS232 RJ-45 port on the sender unit to the VGA/Audio RJ-45 port on the receiver unit. When using a digital video source with the channel 2 or 3 inputs, connect a CAT-5 cable from the DVI/DDC RJ-45 port on the sender unit to the DVI/RS232 RJ-45 port on the receiver unit. Additionally, if RS-232 extension is required when using a digital video source on channel 2 or 3, a second CAT-5 cable must be used to connect the VGA/RS-232 RJ-45 port on the sender unit to the VGA/ Audio RJ-45 port on the receiver unit. 8 Analog Stereo Audio RCA Outputs When using the CAT5•4000 receiver unit with channel 1, audio will be transmitted to these RCA outputs. Connect an amplified audio output device to these RCA output connectors. 9 RS-232 Serial Communication Output This output will support a RS-232 serial communications device. Only pins 2 (RX), 3 (TX), and ground (5) are supported. This output will only be available when the proper RJ-45 connections for RS-232 functionality are present. The CAT5•4000 receiver units must be configured for RS-232 operation for either channel 1 (both outputs) or for channels 2 and 3. Please see page 14. 9 CONNECTING THE CAT5•4000 EXTENDER ANALOG (VGA) How to Connect the CAT5•4000 Extender Using an Analog (VGA) Source 1. Connect up to three analog (VGA) sources to the DVI-I inputs on the CAT5•4000 sender unit. VGA to DVI-A cables/adapters will be necessary to make these connections. 3 VGA to DVI-A cables are supplied. 2. Connect an analog stereo audio source to the 3.5mm stereo audio mini-jack port on the CAT5•4000 sender unit. 3. Connect up to four RS-232 source devices to the RS-232 input ports on the CAT5•4000 sender unit. NOTE: Only pins 2 (RX), 3 (TX), and ground (5) are supported for RS-232 serial communication. Although there are two mirrored video outputs for channel 1, there are 2 separate RS-232 connectors available for individual extension. RS-232 1 corresponds to the Mon 1 output and RS-232 2 corresponds to the Mon 2 output. To enable the RS-232 on channel 1’s dual RS-232 ports, the CAT5•4000 receiver must be configured properly. Please see page 14 for instructions on how to do this. 4. Using CAT-5, CAT-5e or CAT-6 cables, connect the CAT5•4000 receiver units to the sender unit. Up to 4 receiver units can be used. Please use the specific instructions below for connecting channels 1 through 3. • Channel 1 (2 mirrored outputs are available. These are labeled Mon 1 and Mon 2) 1. Connect the port labeled VGA/Audio on the sender unit to the port labeled VGA/Audio on the receiver unit. 2. Connect the port labeled DVI/RS-232 on the sender unit to the port labeled DVI/RS-232 on the receiver unit. (This cable connection will not be necessary if RS-232 extension is not needed) NOTE: These outputs will mirror the single input on channel 1. When making connections from the sender to receiver, please ensure that both CAT-5 cables for the outputs labeled Mon 1 are sent to the same location and both CAT-5 cables for Mon 2 are sent to the same location. • Channels 2 and 3 1. Connect the port labeled VGA/RS-232 on the sender unit to the port labeled VGA/Audio on the receiver unit. 2. When using analog (VGA) sources, the RJ-45 port labeled DVI/ DDC will not need to be connected. 5. Connect an analog (VGA) capable display to the DVI-I output on the CAT5•4000 receiver unit. A DVI to VGA cable/adapter will be necessary to make this connection. 10 CONNECTING/ADJUSTING THE CAT5•4000 ANALOG (VGA) How to Connect the CAT5•4000 Extender Using an Analog (VGA) Source (Continued from the previous page) 6. For receivers connected to channel 1, connect a amplified stereo output device to the RCA analog stereo audio outputs on the receiver unit. Channels 2 and 3 do not support audio extension. 7. Connect a RS-232 device to the RS-232 connector on the CAT5•4000 receiver unit. 8. Connect the included 5V DC power supplies both the CAT5•4000 sender and receiver units. 9. Power on all displays first and the source devices second. Once all connections have been properly made and power has been applied, the green LED indicators above the VGA RJ-45 ports should be lit on the sender unit and all receiver units. NOTE: There are status indicators above each RJ-45 port. Green indicators will be active on “Sync Detect”. Red indicators will be active when the “Analog Power” is detected. Adjusting the CAT5•4000 Extender Using an Analog (VG...