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Installation Instructions

The DVI-26xxx-AOC cable consists of a transmitter module (labeled “Source”) and a receiver 
module (labeled “Display”) integrated within the cable.  The transmitter end must be connected 
to the output port of a DisplayPort signal source (such as a PC).  The receiver end should be 
connected to the input port of a DisplayPort display or projector.  This product may be connected 
to a Mini-DisplayPort source and/or display using a DisplayPort Female to Mini-DisplayPort Male 
Adapter Cable (DVIGear p.n. DVI-8610a). 

The video signals in this cable travel over internal optical fibers and are UNIDIRECTIONAL.  Other 
signals (AUX Channel, HPD, power, etc.) travel over internal copper wires. 

Note 3:  WARNING: 

 This cable will not function if it is installed backward.  Always connect the Transmitter end 

(labeled TX and Source) to the source device and the Receiver end (labeled RX and Display) to the display.

1.)

  Connect the Transmitter end of the cable (labeled TX and Source) to the source device. 

2.)

  Connect the Receiver end (labeled RX and Display) to a display or projector. 

3.)

  This cable draws power from the connected DisplayPort source, which eliminates the need 

for an external power supply. 

4.)

  Turn ON the Display, and then turn ON switchers and other distribution equipment (if used). 

Finally, turn ON the source.  Test the system to ensure proper performance.

Active Optical Cables

Quick Start Guide

DisplayPort 1.4

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Note 1:

  

WARNING: 

 Take care that the DisplayPort Docking Connectors are used as shown.  Mating the TX or 

RX cable end to the wrong docking connector could cause damage to the cable.

 

Note 2:  WARNING: 

 Take care that the cable is not forced to bend beyond its minimum bend radius.

1.

  DisplayPort Connector

Connect the Transmitter (TX) end to the DisplayPort source device.
Connect the Receiver (RX) end to the display device.

2a.

 Latch Release Button

Press to release locking mechanism on the DisplayPort connector.

2b.

 Locking Mechanism

Connector includes locking mechanism for added security.

3a.

 Source Docking Connector

Insert TX side of cable into the docking connector labeled Source.

3b.

 Display Docking Connector

Insert RX side of cable into the docking connector labeled Display.

4.

  Locking Pin

Ensures the docking connector is secured to the cable.

5.

  Hybrid Optical / Copper Cable

The DisplayPort signal is transported from the TX module to the 
RX module over a hybrid optical / copper cable.  The minimum 
bend radius

(2)

 for this cable is 2 mm.

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