Plug-In And Boot Up; Ddc Data Configuration; Figure 5- Connect The Ac Adapter To The Local Unit; Figure 6- Configure The Xtendex For Local Monitor Ddc Data Transfer - Network Technologies XTENDEX Series Installation And Operation Manual

NTI XTENDEX DVI Video Extender

Plug-in and Boot Up

1. Plug the power cord from the monitor into the power outlet.
Connect the AC adapter power connector to the 5VDC port on the Local Unit. Plug the AC adapter into a power outlet. The
2.
green Power LED on the RJ45 connector of both the Remote and Local Units should illuminate, indicating that a proper
power connection has been made to them.
3. Turn ON the CPU and Monitors.
They should each react as if they
were directly connected to each other.
Note: The yellow LED on each RJ45
connector will illuminate when input video is
available and starts blinking when the video
is synchronized. (See Fig. 5)

DDC DATA CONFIGURATION

By default, the XTENDEX is configured to transfer DDC data to the CPU (when the video source is a CPU) from the monitor
connected to the Remote Unit through the CAT5e cable attached to the "DDC/Pwr" port. In order for the CPU to receive this
data, the monitor connected to the Remote Unit must be powered ON before the CPU is powered ON.
Alternatively, the XTENDEX can be configured to transfer the DDC data from the monitor attached to the Local Unit.
these steps to configure the XTENDEX:
1. Power OFF the CPU and monitors
2. Move the #1 slide switch on the front of the Local Unit up to "ON" (see Fig. 6 ).
3. Power ON the monitor connected to the Local Unit
4. Power ON the CPU.
FYI: The position of the #2 slide switch does not matter. It is not used.

Figure 6- Configure the XTENDEX for Local Monitor DDC Data Transfer

(See Fig. 5.)
5 VDC
AC
ADAPTER
ON
For Local
DDC data
1 2
Front View of Local Unit

Figure 5- Connect the AC adapter to the Local Unit

ON
For Remote
DDC data
1 2
6
ON
1 2
Yellow LED
Barrel
Power Connector
5VDC @ 2.0A OUTPUT
(Outside (Inside
barrel) barrel)
2.1 mm x 5.5 mm Female
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