Wiring and Device Connections
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Enova DVX-2100HD 6x2 All-in-One Presentation Switcher Operation/Reference Guide
Example Configuration
The DVX-2100HD is capable of controlling a multitude of combinations of audio and video devices. A typical
configuration may consist of the following components:
Equipment is installed in a rack located in or near the room. This rack may include the
DVX-2100HD, a PC, two entertainment sources like DVD player or Satellite receiver, and possibly
an audio/video teleconferencing system.
The PC's DVI Video is connected directly to one source input on the DVX-2100HD and its audio to
the corresponding audio input. Composite Video, S-Video, or Component Video from the DVD
player, Satellite receiver, and video conference system are connected to three additional source
inputs on the DVX-2100HD through the use of the appropriate conversion cables. Again, audio
from these sources is connected to the corresponding audio inputs.
Connections for audio and video from two Laptop PCs are routed to a UDM-0102 or a pair of UPX
wallplates, and the CAT5 outputs on the UDM-0102 or wallplates are connected to the UDM inputs
of the DVX-2100HD.
One RGB output with an RGB adapter cable is routed to an AMX touch panel through an
Audio/Video breakout box. One DVI or RGB output drives a local PC monitor near the rack or a
projector. Alternately, the UDM output can be run to the projector and connected to an appropriate
UDM receiver module like the UDM-RX02N.
Both video outputs can independently show any video input at any of the supported resolutions.
Audio/video sources and displays are connected to and controlled by the DVX-2100HD’s RS-232
or IR ports. I/O ports are used for sensor inputs including proximity, occupancy, light, and power
sensors. Relays are used for any relay-controlled devices like lighting, HVAC, or blinds.
FIG. 46 displays a sample configuration using the DVX-2100HD:
FIG. 46
Sample Configuration
