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Marquee
Technical
Guide
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Version
6.2.0
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090110
11Giraffes
©2010
All
Rights
Reserved
Tested
and Approved for Best Practices
Scenario 1
1 Marquee player to 1 screen; distances 3 feet to 50 feet
-VGA output from Marquee to VGA Input on Monitor
-DVI output from Marquee to DVI Input on Monitor
-HDMI output from Marquee to HDMI Input on Monitor
Scenario 2
1 Marquee player to 1 screen distances of over 50 feet to 100 feet
-In all instances where the Marquee player can be installed using small L brackets on the back
of the monitor, install network cable for Internet connection from router to Marquee Player
connect to monitor using VGA, DVI or HDMI patch cable. DVI and HDMI may need cables with
repeaters built in and should be used.
Scenario 3
1 Marquee player to 2 screens; distances 3 to 50 feet
-VGA output from Marquee to VGA 2 way splitter with 2 VGA cables with 1 input into each
monitor. In some instances the distance can be longer than 50 feet, but should only be split
once to two monitors.
-HDMI output from Marquee to HDMI splitter (Atlona AT-HD-V14 1x4 HDMI) that will feed input
on each monitor with HDMI patch cables to each monitor.
Scenario 4
1 Marquee player to 2+ screens; distance 3 to 50 feet
-VGA output from Marquee to DS VISION 3000. DS VISION 3000 CAT5 output to each monitor.
Cable runs will determine which DS VISION 3000 receiver is used. Runs of less than 150 feet
will use the short receivers and runs of over 150 feet will need to use the long receivers.
Once the receiver has been chosen and placed at the monitor, connect to monitor with short
VGA patch cable.
HDMI output from Marquee to HDMI splitter (Atlona AT-HD-V14 1x4 HDMI); choose HDMI patch
cables that correspond to the lengths needed. If under 50 feet, cables without repeaters
may be used, but are recommended for best practice. Connect feed to input on each
monitor.
