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Connections at the local module
Video connection
1 Use the supplied DVI/D link cable to connect the DVI input socket of the
local module to the digital video output socket of the computer.
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USB connection
1 Use the supplied USB cable to link the USB socket of the local module to a
vacant USB socket on the computer.
Link connection
1 Attach one of the supplied ferrite cores to the link cable, next to the
connector. This is necessary to ensure compliance with the European EMC
directive and FCC regulations.
2 Connect the link cable (see page 2 for cable advice) to the local module
socket labelled
TO REMOTE
.
Type-B connector of
the USB link cable
DVI/D connector of
the video link cable
Power connection
The local module is designed to derive its power from the host computer via
the USB connection. If this is not possible, then use an optional Adder power
adapter.
1 Connect the output lead of the optional power adapter to the socket
labelled ‘
POWER
‘ on the local module.
2 Insert the IEC connector of the
separate power lead into the
corresponding socket of the
power adapter. Connect the
other end of the power
lead to a nearby mains
socket.
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Output lead from
the power adapter
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RJ-45 connector of
the CATx link cable
Supplied ferrite core
Note: After all connections are
made, power up the monitor
and remote module before,
followed the local module,
and then switch on the
computer.
See the
INSTALLATION ADVICE
on page 4