Blackmagicdesign DVI Extender, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Using DVI Extender
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After connecting DVI Extender to a second DVI graphics output of your computer, and plugging in the USB
cable to provide power, the primary display on your computer is likely to blink off and on as the computer
detects the new DVI display. This is normal computer display behavior and does not indicate a problem.
If you have not already chosen between the Extender and Video modes, launch Blackmagic Converter
Utility on a Windows or Mac OS X computer, click on the Settings tab and select the desired mode.
Extender mode should be chosen if you wish to work with computer display resolutions. It assumes that
you have a Blackmagic Design HDLink Pro or HDLink Optical Fiber, at the other end of the SDI cable, and
also a DVI-D display.
Video mode should be chosen if you wish to work with video resolutions, i.e. NTSC, PAL and HDTV. By
working at video resolutions, you will be able to connect the SDI output of DVI Extender to almost any
other SDI hardware such as SDI tape decks, SDI video capture cards, SDI waveform monitors and SDI
broadcast monitors.
Your choice of mode will take immediate effect and might cause your primary graphics display to blink off
and on as the computer detects the new DVI setting.
While Blackmagic Converter Utility only runs on Mac OS X and Windows, DVI Extender should work with
the DVI output of computers running almost any operating system, such as Linux.
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