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Receiver, switch it off and/or disconnect it.
Symptom: The remote display does not display an image when the local computer
connected to the VGA Extender wakes up from Standby Mode.
Remedy: Power the remote display OFF and ON again.
Symptom: The image on the remote display is distorted, noisy, or displays a "signal
error" or similar error message.
Cause: The screen resolution and/or refresh rate on the local computer connected to the
VGA Extender may be set too high for the capabilities of the remote display.
Remedy: (1) Adjust the local computer connected to the VGA Extender to a lower
resolution and refresh rate until the remote display shows an image.
(2) Gradually increase the resolution and refresh rate until the remote display
ceases to display an image.
(3) Return the resolution and refresh rate on the local computer connected to
the VGA Extender to the highest resolution and refresh rate setting that
displayed an image on all remote displays.
NOTE: If you are still unable to see an image on the remote display after trying the
above solutions, it is recommended that you verify the Category 5 Ethernet cable
installation to the remote display before calling technical support. This can be used
using a standard cable tester. If you do not have a cable tester, contact a local computer
service or wiring professional.
Specifications
Resolution
I/O Video Signals
Sync
Horizontal/Vertical
Sync Polarity
System Cable
Maximum Distance
Operating Temperature
Connectors
Power
Dimensions
Up to 1600 x 1200 @ 75Hz
(can be affected by overall cable length)
Analog signal: red, green, blue 0.7v p-p 75 Ohm
TTL Compatible
Positive/Negative
Category 5 Shielded FTP Cable
360 feet (110 meters)
41°F - 104°F (5°C - 40°C)
VGA Out: HDD15F (for display)
VGA In: HDD15M (for computer, optional)
RJ-45
Self-Powered (via Ethernet cable)
1.32" x 3.12" x 0.84"
34mm x 85mm x 73mm
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