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Notes:
1. There are 8 video inputs, 4 are fixed and 4 removable. Two S-VIDEO, two COMP,
DVI/RGBS/YPbPr
capabilities and limitations of the fixed inputs.
2. Currently 2 types of input modules are available:
may be installed in any combination.
3. Currently 3 types of output modules are available: FIBER,
modules may be installed in any combination.
4.
AUDIO
accepts an analog input from a microphone (MIC). The audio output (OUT) is a line level analog
output. The signal presented to the
required this output may be connected to an amplifier or amplified speaker.
5. When the unit is in receive mode,
This data may viewed by selecting
page 10 and
Primary and Secondary Input Screens
from the selected Stream Source. See IP Streaming on page 15.
6. Audio data is retrieved from the
connector.
7. The
ETHERNET
then be connected to a PC or network via a single cable.
COM Connector
Each output module has an RJ-22
or
EndoVue
display via its RS-232 port. The RJ-22's pin out and a ConductOR to
cable wiring diagram are on page 53. The required serial commands document is described in the
General Information
Unused Connectors
These connectors are not used: USB, S-VIDEO OUT, RS-232 OUT and LINE IN.
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comprise the fixed inputs. The Fixed Inputs table, on the previous page, describes the
OUT
YPbPr OUT
LAN
ETHERNET
port has two connectors, allowing multiple ConductORs to be connected together and
COM
section on the previous page.
3G-SDI
and DVI-D. A maximum of 4 input modules
DVI-D
connector is intended for use with headphones. If a speaker is
outputs the video data that is inbound to the streamer.
as the input for the active display. See
on page 11. The
connection, converted to analog and presented to the
connector which allows the ConductOR to control a
VGA/SOG IN
and 3G-SDI. A maximum of 4 output
Select Input Screen
DVI-D OUT
outputs video data
Radiance
and a
on
OUT
Radiance
or
EndoVue
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