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Installation and getting started
Connecting and powering on a VGA2Ethernet device
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VGA2Ethernet
Connecting and powering on a
VGA2Ethernet device
To connect a VGA2Ethernet device you need:
• A VGA video source.
• An Ethernet connection between the VGA2Ethernet and the
video capture workstation.
Note:
The video capture workstation and the VGA2Ethernet must
be on the same Ethernet subnet.
Figure 3: Connecting the VGA2Ethernet device
To connect and turn on the VGA2Ethernet device
1
Use a VGA cable to connect the VGA source to the
VGA2Ethernet VGA IN port.
You can optionally connect a monitor to the VGA2Ethernet
VGA OUT port. You can also use an active VGA splitter to
split the VGA signal between a monitor and the
VGA2Ethernet. Splitting the VGA signal may reduce the
image quality.
Figure 4: Connecting to a VGA source
Ethernet
Cable
VGA
Cable
Ethernet
Cable
Video Capture
Workstation
VGA source
Ethernet
Network
VGA IN
VGA
Source
(VGA signal
output)
LEDs