Lightwave Communications
DVI Fiberlynx
www.lightwavecom.com
November
2001
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(i.e., red on Transmitter to red on Receiver, blue to blue, green to green,
etc.).
Data Out
on the Transmitter is connected to
Data In
on the
Receiver, and vice-versa. Try to use the strand with the color indicated on
the connector; note any substitutions to avoid confusion.
Data 0
,
Data 1
,
Data 2
and
CLK
provide the video signal over the fiber.
Data Out
and
Data In
provide the Keyboard, Mouse, Serial data and
Audio signal path over fiber.
3.
Use the provided strain relief device to prevent damage to the fiber optic
cable. Secure the fiber optic cable using a tie-wrap, or using the provided
T-nut and a clamp, or both, depending on what works best for your site.
Dress the cable so it will not be disturbed.
Rear of Transmitter unit, showing suggested Fiber Optic routing
4.
Avoid sharp bends or sharp corners. The strain relief ties may be trimmed
if desired. When placing the transmitter and receiver in the final location,
be sure to allow sufficient space behind each unit to prevent excessive
bending of the fiber.
Fiber Optic Cable
ST Connectors
Personality Module
(PS/2 Receiver is shown)
DVI
Connectors
Audio
Connectors
DB9 Serial
Connector
AC Power
and Fuse
