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Connections
Connections to the AdderLink LPV154T and 150R modules do not need to
follow the precise order given in this user guide although it is recommended
that you do not apply power to the transmitter until all other connections have
been made.
Connections at the transmitter
To connect video from the source PC system
1 Connect the supplied video cable to the socket labelled on the
transmitter.
2 Attach the other end of the video cable to the appropriate VGA video
output socket on the host system.
3 Optionally, connect a local monitor to the socket labelled
.
From VGA video
socket on the host
system
Video output socket
for connection
to optional local
video display
or for use when
cascading multiple
transmitters
DDC information
DDC information about the video displays is not sent from the receiver modules. Instead,
the transmitter holds a standard set of DDC details which are suitable for most video
displays. If the standard details are not suitable, temporarily connect the transmitter (using
the port) directly to the video display that is to be emulated and power on the screen
and the transmitter. In cascaded installations, only the initial transmitter needs to be taken
through this procedure.
If the DDC information is different to that already held, the red indicator (adjacent to the
LINK4
socket) will flicker rapidly for 2 to 3 seconds while the new information is stored.
If a problem occurs while attempting to harvest DDC information, the red indicator on the
transmitter will show a number of distinct flashes. Note the number of flashes in case you
need to contact technical support, but otherwise retry the procedure.
Switches: Switch 4 is used to
reset the transmitter unit (see
Resetting the transmitter unit
).
All other switches are reserved
for future use.