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3.3 Monitor(s) Connection
Make sure your video monitor(s)
or recording device(s) meets your
local safety and community building
codes. Using the appropriate cable,
connect your monitor(s) to the rear-
or front-panel connectors on your
Video Splitter that are marked
"OUTPUT." Connect the other end
of the cable(s) to your monitor(s).
Some monitors are only equipped
with RCA inputs. In these cases
you will need a BNC to male RCA
adapter.
NOTE: Outputs 1 through 6 are located on
the rear of the unit, while outputs
7 and 8 are located on the front. The
front output connections are ideal
for temporary hookup of additional
video displays or recorders.
1
OUTPUT
2
3
4
Figure 3. Back panel of the Video Splitter
(AC043 shown here).
CHAPTER 3: Installation
3.4 Power Connection
To connect your Video Splitter to
an AC power source, first uncoil
the wire attached to the power cube.
Connect the single plug into the
power input jack located on the back
of your Video Splitter. Next, plug
the power cube into a standard AC
power receptacle (105 to 130 VAC).
Check to see if the power indicator
on the front of your Video Splitter
is illuminated.
DC RESTORE/
5
6
CLAMP
BLACK
SYNC TP
POWER
INPUT
9VDC
7
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