UNV DC4304, Quick Manual

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Ground the device correctly through the grounding screw. For
more information, see the Encoder and Decoder Cable Connection
Guide .
Cable Requirements
NOTE!
For information about how to select the common cables, contact your
dealer.
VGA cables
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Use UL-certified VGA cables with shielding rings and gold-plated
connectors.
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Use cables with pure copper or oxygen-free copper shielded with
tinplated layer. The wire gage of the core conductor should be in
the range of 24 AWG to 28 AWG. A smaller gage means a thicker
wire diameter and a better transmission effect.
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The transmission distance of an ordinary cable is 15 meters (49.21
ft), and that of a better project-level cable can be 50 meters
(164.04 ft).
HDMI cables
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Use HDMI Association-certified HDMI cables with shielding rings
and gold-plated connectors.
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Use cables with pure copper with 96 copper braiding or more. The
wire gage of the core conductor should be in the range of 24 AWG
to 28 AWG.
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If you use an HDMI cable longer than 10 meters (32.81 ft) to
transmit 1080P signals, you are recommended to use 24 AWG. If
you want to transmit signals for 20 meters (65.62 ft) or longer, you