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5. Cabling of an TF-10 display
5.2 Data cabling of a TF-10 display
Necessary parts
• Data linking cables.
• One dummy data plug.
How to realize the data cabling of a TF-10 display ?
1. Connect the data cable coming from the digitizer with the data input socket of the fi rst tile. The fi rst tile must be one of the tiles
in the corner of the TF-10 display.
Note: The maximum cable length between the digitizer and the fi rst tile may not exceed 5 meter.
2. Daisy chain the data-linking cables from the data output of previous tile to the data input of the next. This daisy chain linking can
be realized either in horizontal (recommended) or vertical directions starting in a corner of the TF-10 display.
3. Place a dummy data plug on the data output socket of the last tile in the chain.
4. Make sure that all plug holder clamps are locked fi rmly.
5. Specify in the setup controlling software how the data path is realized (horizontal or vertical) and which tile is the fi rst in the chain.
When using a fi berlink system the fi berlink data connection is inserted between the digitizer and the fi rst TF-10
tile. The fi berlink receiver is also equipped with Barco’s outdoor connector sockets.
When using a Ambient Environment Controller (AEC) the data connection of the AEC is connected to the last
TF-10 tile. The AEC is also equipped with Barco’s outdoor connector sockets.
Example of data cabling of a TF-10 display
The example below shows the data cabling, seen from the rear, of a TF-10 display of four tiles width and four tiles high. The data
path is realized in a horizontal direction and starts in the lower left corner (seen from the rear). Note that an AEC is included in the
data path. The settings in the control software refer to the display seen from the front. So, the
fi rst tile in the data path has to be
indicated as the lower right tile of the display.
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