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System USB connector

The System USB connector is used to configure the 

QueBec using the Neets Project Designer software. 

During configuration the PC supplies the needed power 

to the QueBec via the USB port.

 

The USB port cannot control any devices, nor can it 

supply any power to external units.

The USB connector needed to connect to the QueBec 

is of the type USB Mini-B 5P. (A USB A to USB Mini-B 

5P connector cable may be purchased online or at many 

retail stores). 

System Default button

When the “Default” button is pressed and held during 

power on, the system will delete the current settings 

and restore the factory default settings. This method is 

only intended to be used, if the control system locks up 

and enters “Unexpected Error”.

Input 1 Loop through 

QueBec II only

Input 1 Loop through is a VGA signal loop through  

connection that is used to detect an active signal 

transmission between a source (PC, video player etc.) 

and a display (projector, monitor etc.) The loop through 

does not modify the VGA signal content 

The QueBec II uses the horizontal synchronization  

signal in the VGA signal to detect an active connection 

between the source and the display.      

QueBec III only

Input 1 Loop through is an HDMI signal loop through 

connection that is used to detect an active signal 

transmission between a source (PC, Video player etc.) 

and a display (Projector, Monitor etc.) without modifying 

the HDMI signal content.   

Summary of Contents for QueBec II

Page 1: ...Neets Control QueBec Installation Manual...

Page 2: ...en consent CHANGES Neets reserve the right to change the specification and functions of this product without any notice Questions AFTER reading this manual can be addressed to your local distributor o...

Page 3: ...components inside These openings must never be blocked by other objects Do not use this equipment near water To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not expose this apparatus to rain or moistu...

Page 4: ...4 Description 5 Connections and Controls 6 System overview 6 System USB connector 7 System Default button 7 Input 1 Loop through 7 Input 2 Loop through 8 HDMI detection description 8 RS 232 IR connect...

Page 5: ...s the presentation When you are finished with your presentation and remove the cable from the computer the projector turns off and the screen lifts The same procedure applies for a monitor touchscreen...

Page 6: ...or 2 System Default button 3A Input 1 loop through VGA in QueBec II HDMI in QueBec III 3B Input 1 loop through VGA in QueBec II HDMI in QueBec III 4A Input 2 loop through connector 4B Input 2 loop thr...

Page 7: ...restore the factory default settings This method is only intended to be used if the control system locks up and enters Unexpected Error Input 1 Loop through QueBec II only Input 1 Loop through is a VG...

Page 8: ...HDMI connector pin 18 to detect an active connection between the source and the display Due to the type of HDMI detection it is important to consider the placement of an HDMI extender if used Some HDM...

Page 9: ...be used together with an external keypad a PIR movement sensor or a keypad lock As output they can be used to power on external equipment or control a screen or lift The ports are not potential free...

Page 10: ...tor displays the current status of the system This means that normal operation and error modes are indicated when ever there is power applied to the QueBec Below is a description of the different mode...

Page 11: ...smitter Baud rate 1200 115200 bit sec Data bits 7 8 Parity Even Odd None Stop bits 1 2 IR transmit frequency 400 Hz to 500 KHz Connector 2 pin screw block Input Output Ports 3 x I O Input trigger low...

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