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Video devices
DVI and VGA Monitors
The CR100‐2DVI carrier board contains two DVI‐I ports that comply with the Digital Video
Interface (DVI) specification. Dual independent displays can be used with the appropriate drivers
installed. Alternatively, you can attach a single analog VGA monitor to one of the DVI‐I ports. For
detailed instructions, see Connect internal devices and set jumpers on page 19.
Note: Connection of a VGA monitor with a DB15 cable connector to the DVI port requires a VGA‐
to‐DVI adapter (see Video adapter on page 4).
The CR100‐PCIE16 carrier board is designed to use a PCI Express graphics card in the PCI Express
x16 graphics slot for high‐performance graphics acceleration. The two DVI‐I ports on this carrier
board do not support DVI monitors, but one of the ports can be used to attach a VGA monitor.
For detailed instructions, see Connect internal devices and set jumpers on page 19.
LVDS panel
On the CR100 carrier board, a low‐voltage differential signaling (LVDS) interface allows the
connection of one LVDS flat panel. This attachment typically requires a custom cable. Use the
LVDS interface pinout chart in the Procelerant CR100 FlexATX Carrier Board Product Manual as a
guide for obtaining a suitable cable.
TV or other S-Video devices
Use a standard MiniDin4 male S‐Video cable to connect video equipment or other S‐Video
compatible devices.
Ethernet cables
Use the RJ45 Ethernet port to connect to a LAN, router, or other device via Ethernet cable. For
10/100Base‐T connections, a Cat 5 cable is required. A 1000Base‐T connection requires a Cat5E
cable.
Miscellaneous attachments
Additional interfaces, such as an RS‐232 port, USB ports, front panel LEDs, IEEE 1394b, and
backlight control, may be added to the chassis. For connector locations on the CR100 carrier
board and cable selection for internal connections, refer to the carrier board's documentation.
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