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Introduction

Welcome ................................................................................................................2

Cable type and distance rules......................................................................2

Supplied items .......................................................................................................3
Optional extras .....................................................................................................4

Installation

Connections ..........................................................................................................5

Mounting the modules – desk or rack ......................................................5
Connections at the local module ...............................................................6

Power connection ....................................................................................7

Connections at the remote module ..........................................................8

Power connection ....................................................................................9

Operation

General use .........................................................................................................10

Video display (EDID) information ............................................................10
HDMI 1.3a operation ..................................................................................10
Power and activity indicators ....................................................................10

Further information

Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................11
Getting assistance ..............................................................................................12
Appendix A - Cables for use with digital extenders ..................................13
Warranty ..............................................................................................................15
Safety information ..............................................................................................15
Radio frequency energy ....................................................................................15

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Page 1: ...AdderLink X DVIPRO DL User Guide Experts in Connectivity Solutions KVM Extender Solutions...

Page 2: ...rack 5 Connections at the local module 6 Power connection 7 Connections at the remote module 8 Power connection 9 Operation General use 10 Video display EDID information 10 HDMI 1 3a operation 10 Pow...

Page 3: ...DL extender modules have been designed to be quick to install and totally transparent in operation Cable type and distance rules Cable screening is paramount The best cable screening specifications fo...

Page 4: ...cable 2m type A to B Part number VSC24 Dual link video cable DVI D to DVI D Part number VSCD3V 2 x 12 5W power adapters and country specific power cords Information wallet containing Four self adhesiv...

Page 5: ...PERATION FURTHER INFORMATION OPTIONAL EXTRAS Rack mount chassis Part number X RMK CHASSIS Rack mount kit for X DVIPRO DL Part number X RMK FASCIA HDMI to DVI D video cable Part number VSCD11 50 meter...

Page 6: ...ly the supplied self adhesive rubber feet to the underside of the module Rack mount 1 Place the rack securing plate available as a separate kit onto the front of the module and secure it with the two...

Page 7: ...USB cables longer than 3 meters to connect the local module to the computer 4 Optionally use the supplied audio cable to link the audio port to the stereo audio output of the computer To audio port CA...

Page 8: ...the supplied power cord into the corresponding socket of the power adapter Output lead from the power adapter 3 Wait before connecting the other end of the power cord to a nearby mains outlet until th...

Page 9: ...A maximum each If more power for USB devices is required please use a powered USB hub 4 Optionally connect a set of stereo speakers to the module To speakers 5 Connect the link cable see page 2 for ca...

Page 10: ...he supplied power cord into the corresponding socket of the power adapter 3 After all connections are made power up the display screen and connect the other end of this power cord to a nearby mains ou...

Page 11: ...is then made available to the computer s video adapter when required HDMI 1 3a operation Using optional HDMI to DVI converter cables Adder part number VSCD11 the AdderLink X DVIPRO DL can support HDMI...

Page 12: ...l module directly to the computer and check for a correct image REMOTE If the yellow indicator is flashing then the video feed via the link cable is not valid If the link cable is long try using a sho...

Page 13: ...ions Online solutions and updates www adder com support Check the Support section of the adder com website for the latest solutions and firmware updates Adder Forum forum adder com Use our forum to ac...

Page 14: ...2 AWG should be used Solid Stranded The teeth of the insulation displacement connectors are designed to straddle and hug the sides of the solid center conductor of the cable The teeth of the insulatio...

Page 15: ...P RJ45 connectors CU 7702 4P flex Flexible data cable S FTP Cat 7 AWG26 1 Inner conductor AWG26 bare copper wire stranded 2 Wire 0 99 mm 3 Screen pair Alu PETP foil 4 Screen Tinned braided copper 5 Sh...

Page 16: ...d the user s authority to operate the equipment Canadian Department of Communications RFI statement This equipment does not exceed the class A limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus s...

Page 17: ...RATION FURTHER INFORMATION www ctxd com Documentation by 2014 Adder Technology Limited All trademarks are acknowledged Part No MAN X DVIPRO DL ADDER Release 1 0a Web www adder com Contact www adder co...

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