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4 .1 Installation Instructions
1. Mount the Transmitter and Receiver Units as needed using the provided
Mounting Brackets. See section 4.3 for more information.
2. Connect the Transmitter to the HDMI output port of the signal source
(e.g. PC) using a high quality HDMI cable.
3. Connect the Receiver Unit to the HDMI input port of a destination device
(e.g. digital display) using a high quality HDMI cable.
4. Connect an LC fiber optic cable (single strand of either Multi-Mode Fiber
or Single-Mode Fiber) between the Optical Output port on the Transmitter
Unit and the Optical Input port on the Receiver Unit.
(4-1)
5. Connect other peripheral devices to the units as needed (see section 4.2).
6. Connect the supplied External AC Power Adapters to the power input jack
on the Transmitter and Receiver Units. Once the plug is inserted into the
jack, rotate the locking nut on the plug clockwise, until it is tight, to secure
the cable. There is no power switch on these units. The units will turn
ON as soon as the AC Power Adapter is connected to a live AC power
receptacle. In the event of a power failure, the EDID files stored in the TX
will not be affected as they are stored in non-volatile memory.
Use only the supplied power adapters to avoid the possibility of equipment
damage.
7. Apply power to the display device, then apply power to the source device.
A picture should appear on the display within a few seconds. Next apply
power to any connected peripheral devices.
Note 4-1:
This product supports the use of both
Single Mode Fiber (SMF)
, and
Multi-
Mode Fiber (MMF)
. However, extra care is required when using SMF due to its smaller
optical aperture (8.9 microns) versus 50-60 microns for MMF. This smaller aperture means
that SMF optical cables have an increased risk of contamination due to dirt, dust, oils, etc.
that can be caused by poor handling.
