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R5975765 RCVDS05 020997
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R5975765 RCVDS05 020997
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INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
C.1.2. RCVDS05 to AUDIO AMPLIFIER.
Connect the left and right audio outputs (connectors below the output module) of the
RCVDS05 to the left and right audio inputs of an audio amplifier using two conductor
audio cables with RCA (cinch) connectors.
C.2. Using multiple RCVDS05's as source selector for a
display.
The signal connections remain the same as for one RCVDS05.
Each RCVDS05,
except the last one in the line
, must be equipped with a communi-
cation and an expansion module.
C.2.1. Communication linking between multiple RCVDS05's.
Plug the female D9 connector of the communication cable into the male D9 connector
labelled "to next device" on the face of the RCVDS05 communication interface
module.
Plug the male D9 connector of the communication cable into the female connector
labelled "to projector" on the back plane of the second RCVDS05.
The mode switch on each communication interface module has to be set in the
position "BARCO".
The IR address is only determined by the DIP switch setting on the communication
module of the first RCVDS05 (see "Special Modules").
C.2.2. Signal connection between multiple RCVDS05's.
Each previous RCVDS05 in the link must be equipped with an expansion module.
Example : 4 RCVDS05's linked together, the first 3 RCVDS05's needed an expansion
module.
The expansion module must be inserted in the last free slot of each RCVDS05.
Never insert an input module on the right hand side of the expansion module.
The signal connection between two RCVDS05's happens on 5 coaxial cables with
BNC connectors.
Connect 5 cables between the BNC connectors of the expansion module of the first
RCVDS and the output module of the second RCVDS.
The output module of the second RCVDS can be :
- a standard output module
or
- a 5 cable output module.
Connect an audio cable between the audio connectors below the output module of
the second RCVDS05 and the audio connectors below the expansion module of the
first RCVDS05.
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
C.1.2. RCVDS05 to AUDIO AMPLIFIER.
Connect the left and right audio outputs (connectors below the output module) of the
RCVDS05 to the left and right audio inputs of an audio amplifier using two conductor
audio cables with RCA (cinch) connectors.
C.2. Using multiple RCVDS05's as source selector for a
display.
The signal connections remain the same as for one RCVDS05.
Each RCVDS05,
except the last one in the line
, must be equipped with a communi-
cation and an expansion module.
C.2.1. Communication linking between multiple RCVDS05's.
Plug the female D9 connector of the communication cable into the male D9 connector
labelled "to next device" on the face of the RCVDS05 communication interface
module.
Plug the male D9 connector of the communication cable into the female connector
labelled "to projector" on the back plane of the second RCVDS05.
The mode switch on each communication interface module has to be set in the
position "BARCO".
The IR address is only determined by the DIP switch setting on the communication
module of the first RCVDS05 (see "Special Modules").
C.2.2. Signal connection between multiple RCVDS05's.
Each previous RCVDS05 in the link must be equipped with an expansion module.
Example : 4 RCVDS05's linked together, the first 3 RCVDS05's needed an expansion
module.
The expansion module must be inserted in the last free slot of each RCVDS05.
Never insert an input module on the right hand side of the expansion module.
The signal connection between two RCVDS05's happens on 5 coaxial cables with
BNC connectors.
Connect 5 cables between the BNC connectors of the expansion module of the first
RCVDS and the output module of the second RCVDS.
The output module of the second RCVDS can be :
- a standard output module
or
- a 5 cable output module.
Connect an audio cable between the audio connectors below the output module of
the second RCVDS05 and the audio connectors below the expansion module of the
first RCVDS05.