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CONNECTING AND OPERATING THE VGA EXTENDER SRN
1.
Connect the VGA Extender SR sender unit to the VGA output on the back of
your computer. The supplied six foot M-F VGA cable connects the CPU and
sender unit together.
2.
Connect the VGA Extender SR receiver unit to your monitor with the VGA
cable that is attached to your monitor.
3.
Connect the CAT5 cable between the VGA Extender SR sender and receiv-
er's CAT5 input.
4.
Plug the 5 volt power supply into the sender unit. The VGA Extender SR
receiver will draw power from the sender.
NOTE: Display information (EDID) is not sent back to the source. Standard VESA
resolutions should be output by most computers without the need of an EDID.
If using a non-VESA standard resolution or if EDID is needed, an EDID storage
and relay device is necessary. Gefen recommends the use of a DVI Detective
(part# EXT-DVI-EDID, EXT-DVI-EDIDN, or EXT-DVI-EDIDP) with two VGA to DVI
adapters.
The brightness and focus adjustments are found on the receiver unit and will help
compensate for issues that can be introduced by outside interference and cable
variances. If the outgoing image is too dark or too bright, the brightness trim pot
can be tuned to help brighten the image. If there is a ghosting or blurring effect
on the image, the focus trim pot can be used to eliminate these artifacts. Insert a
small fl at head device, such as a screw driver into either the brightness or focus
trim pot hole. Turn the trim pot in millimeter increments in either a clockwise or
counterclockwise direction. Once the desired brightness and focus are reached,
simply remove the adjustment device from the trim pot hole.
How to Connect the VGA Extender SRN
BRIGHTNESS AND FOCUS TRIM POTS
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