AMX AVB-DWP-TX-MULTI-DXLINK, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Appendix H – EDID Programming
145 Instruction Manual – DXLink™ Twisted Pair Transmitters/Receiver
General Notes for Working with DGX Configuration Software and DXLink TXs
When the DXLink Multi-Format TX is connected to a PC running DGX Configuration Software, the
following applies:
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DGX Configuration Software displays the connected Transmitter only.
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File menu – Select Open File to load an .edid file to the program. Select Save to File to save
an .edid file containing the currently displayed settings in the EDID Programmer view.
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Communication menu – Use to change the serial communication settings . This menu also
includes the option to “Refresh Device Lists,” which will refresh the device list in the EDID
Programmer tab.
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Utilities menu – This menu does not apply to the DXLink Transmitters.
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Help menu – Access the Help file for the program, open a link for the Web Update option
(to download updates for the program), and view current version information.
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Messages in the bottom pane of the DGX Configuration Software dialog box report status
of operations. Messages can be copied* for technical support purposes.
* Right-click on a message to access a short-cut menu with options to Copy Selected, Copy All, or Clear.
When copying multiple messages: either select consecutive items by holding down the Shift key and
clicking the first and last item
or select nonconsecutive items by holding down the Control key and
clicking on each item.
EDID Programmer View
From the EDID Programmer view, EDID EEPROM chips for the HD-15 (VGA) connector on the
Transmitter can be re-programmed if necessary.
Note: The EDID Programmer will not work in conjunction with the HDMI connector on the TX.
EDID Overview
EDID (Extended Display Identification Data) is a data structure established by the Video Electronics
Standards Association (VESA) to enable plug-and-play support by enabling easy configuration of a
computer’s graphics subsystem based on the capabilities of the attached display device.
EDID information includes items such as the following:
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Manufacturer’s name
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Product type
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Supported video resolutions and refresh rates
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Color space and filter chromaticity
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Detailed timings
When a computer is directly connected to a display device, it can use the display device’s EDID
information to determine an initial compatible video signal to send. With the computer’s display
controls, the user can modify this selection to another compatible signal based on the provided EDID
information.