Traxon 160136, Руководство по установке

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Setup Manual - Video Micro Converter
e:net
e:cue’s e:net is an Ethernet based protocol. Therefore use standard CAT5 (RJ-45)
network cabling for e:net connections. Standard ethernet infrastructure equipment
like hubs or switches are used for e:net interconnection in case of having multiple
VMCs. Depending on your networking adapter your PC might require a cross link
CAT5 cable for direct connections to a VMC.
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Note that e:net devices should only be used in isolated network seg-
ments. Devices might not operate properly when using e.g. internet or
video/audio streaming within network simultaneously.
DVI
VMC supports single link DVI-D signals for resolutions up to 1920 x 1080 px =
1080p. HDMI video sources may also be connected and will either require a special
HDMI to DVI cable or use of an HDMI to DVI adapter (adapter is included in the
VMC accessories).
On its DVI output, VMC acts like an active video booster or repeater. Output video
signals again match the DVI-D single link standard. Users may connect another
VMC, a control monitor to VMC or may decide to leave the output unconnected.
Again, please make use of DVI to HDMI adapters if you require connecting to moni-
tors, beamer or devices only supporting the HDMI standard.
DVI cable lengths
The maximum length of the DVI cable for resolutions up to 720p is 10 meters, for
1080p only 2 meters.
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When connected to the VMC, control monitor on the output must be
compatible with the video source resolution and refresh rate.
DMX/e:pix
Eight RJ-45 outputs are available for connecting DMX/e:pix compatible fixtures with
a total of up to 4096 individual pixels. Output data protocol is user selectable and
can configured as DMX or e:pix in the e:cue Patchelor. Output interface can be set
to Traxon/e:cue or ESTA.