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Page 1: Setup Guide
SDS-1002/3 point to point wall plate extenders Setup guide For more information visit our website, or talk to one of our technical team tel: +44 (0) 1306 628264 www.smart-e.co.uk SDS-1002 & 1003 SETUP GUIDE Copyright 2012 Smart-e Ltd Page 1... - Page 2 SDS-1002/3 SETUP GUIDE – SDS-RX1000 FRONT INTRODUCTION The SDS-RX1000 is a universal receiver for all the SDS-TX1000 series wall plate transmitters. The 3 x CAT cable connection allows simultaneous transmission of RGBHV, HDMI, RS232, a single audio channel and remote power. The composite video and USB channel is shared on the cable therefore the SDS- RX1000 has different modes depending on which wall plate is fitted.
- Page 3 SDS-1002/3 SETUP GUIDE – SDS-RX1000 REAR STEP 2 – CONNECTING THE SDS-RX1000 REAR PANEL Connect 3 x CAT STP type cables (CAT 5-8) to the RJ45s, It is important to use Screened Twisted Pair(STP) cable to maintain signal integrity and guarantee the full 30m specification. It is not necessary to know the numbering of the cables as the wall plate will tell you.
- Page 4 SDS-1002/3 SETUP GUIDE – STP CABLE/RS232 STEP 3 – CONNECTING THE CAT 5-8 STP CABLE It is important to connect the Cat cables to the correct RJ45s and in the correct sequence. Firstly turn the plate over so the PCB is on show. If the cables are not numbered then follow this sequence: Connect each STP cable in turn to RJ45 number 2 until you see the green LED within the RJ45 light indicating correct connection, once found leave the cable connected.
- Page 5 HDMI AUDIO AUDIO RGBHV STEP 5 – ADDING THE NETWORK CABLE FOR THE SDS-1002 On the SDS-TX1002 there is an additional RJ45 connector on the wall plate. This is for a direct Ethernet connection which requires a fourth CAT cable. The connection is a back to back RJ45 coupler allowing Ethernet signals up to 100baseT.
- Page 6 SDS-1002/3 SETUP GUIDE – INPUT SELECTION STEP 6 – INPUT SELECTION The SDS-1002/3 extends three different video types to the display. Although all three are transmitted simutaineously, the DDC and audio channels are shared therefore, the system needs to know which signal should be displayed.
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