Installation
Important: Please use the installation procedure below. Improper, or no
operation may result if the start-up sequence is not correctly followed.
Step 1
Carefully unpack the contents of the shipping group. Before next step, ensure
that your graphic card is set at no higher than SXGA (1,280x1,024) 60Hz in
direct connection of copper DVI cables.
Step 2
With system power turned
off
, connect the Uplink module to the DVI
receptacle of PC by a DVI copper cable. If necessary, connect the RS232
cable plugs to each D-sub 9-pin connector on PC and Uplink module.
Figure 2 – Connection of DVI and RS232 cables to Uplink module
Step 3
In the same way as above, connect the Downlink module to the display by
DVI copper cable. The RS232 devices near the display can be connected by
RS232 copper cables also.
Figure 3 – Connection of DVI, RS232 cables to Downlink module
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Step 4
Remove dust covers and connect a duplex SC fiber to SC receptacles of the
Uplink and Downlink modules, as shown in Fig. 4. Carefully ensure the
duplex SC connector is fully engaged.
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Figure 4 – Connection of duplex SC fiber
Notice:
Please DO NOT look directly into the SC receptacles of both Uplink
and Downlink modules, while they are powered on, although they are
regulated strictly enough to operate under the Laser Class I, classified by
CDRH/FDA for eye safety.
Step 5
Connect an AC/DC power adapter to both Uplink and Downlink modules as
your availability of AC outlets. You can find power indication LED lit on in the
both modules.
Figure 5 – Connection of AC/DC power adapter
Step 6
Power ON the PC and display or connected RS-232 devices. Ensure the link
indication LED lit ON, representing secure connection of SC duplex fiber and
the DVI indication LED in the Uplink module lit ON, representing secure
connection of the DVI cable.
Tip 1:
After initial installation as guided in the above, we recommend you to
power On and Off while all connections are set and the Uplink and Downlink
modules are powered in.
Tip 2:
Avoid “hot plugging” the Uplink as this is not recommended practice
with live digital voltages.
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