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8.
Turn off the display and disconnect it from the transmitter.
9.
Connect the transmitter to the receiver with the three twisted pair cables.
Transmitter port 1 connects to receiver port 1.
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Transmitter port 2 connects to receiver port 2.
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Transmitter port 3 connects to receiver port 3.
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10.
Power up the transmitter and the receiver. A single power supply, connected to the
transmitter can provide power to both units through the remote power connection.
11.
Connect the remote display to the receiver output. A local monitor display can also be
connected to the transmitter output at this time.
12.
Connect the DVI source to the transmitter input.
13.
Check that the transmitter switches are in the positions described in steps 4 to 6.
14.
Power on the DVI source device. The source device reads and uses the EDID
information stored in the transmitter memory and boots up with that resolution.
15.
Power on the remote (and local) display device(s).
NOTE:
Using the EDID Minder with the Default EDID
1.
Set the EDID Minder switch to the on (up) position and the Default EDID switch to the
on (up) position (see the figure at right). The position of the Remote DDC switch is not
relevant.
2.
Connect the source device to the transmitter input.
3.
Connect the display device to the receiver output and, if required, the
local monitor to the transmitter output.
4.
Connect the transmitter to the receiver with the three twisted pair cables.
Transmitter port 1 connects to receiver port 1.
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Transmitter port 2 connects to receiver port 2.
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Transmitter port 3 connects to receiver port 3.
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5.
Power on all devices.
6.
The source boots using EDID showing a native resolution of 2560x1600, regardless of
the display device.
NOTE:
All display devices must be capable of handling resolutions equal to or
greater than that of the device used to set the EDID.
All display devices must be capable of handling resolutions equal to or
greater than that of the device used to set the EDID.
DVI DL 201 Tx/Rx • Configuration and Operation
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