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CONNECTIONS
Connections do not need to be carried out in the order given within this guide, however,
where possible connect the
power in
as a final step. The local module connects to your
computer while the remote module links with your peripherals.
Local video connection
When operating in
High Rate
mode, AdderLink XD150 can support one Single Link DVI
video display at pixel clocks up to 165MHz (equivalent to a maximum resolution of 1920
x 1200 at 60Hz - aka ‘WUXGA’). If the
Long Reach
mode is selected, pixel clocks up to
148.5MHz (equivalent to a maximum resolution of 1920 x 1080 at 60Hz - aka ‘1080P’)
are supported. This allows greater separation between the local and remote modules to
be achieved. Please see the section
Mode switch settings
for details.
To connect the video port
1 Connect the supplied digital video link cable
between the DVI-D socket on the local
module rear panel and the DVI-D video output
socket of your host computer.
From video output
socket on your
host computer
Local USB connection
If USB connectivity is required, then a single USB connection is necessary between the
local module and your computer; the AdderLink XD150 remote module acts as a USB
2.0 hub and thus provides four sockets for your peripherals.
To connect the USB port
1 Connect the supplied USB cable between the USB
port on the local module rear panel and a vacant
USB socket on your host computer.
From USB socket
on your host
computer
