Barco LED-PRO User Manual page 36

3. Installation
Signal Installation
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Please continue with system setup, menu orientation and operations, as outlined in
Chapter 4, "Operation" on page 25.
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If you are using RS-232 communications, connect the laptop to LED-
PRO's RS-232 Port.
Note A 15 meter RS-232 cable is provided, which will assist you in
viewing the LED wall while simultaneously using your laptop
for calibration purposes.
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If you are using Ethernet communications, a totally "local" network is
recommended, without IP connections to the outside world:
• Use a crossover Ethernet cable for a direct connection, or
• Use a standard Ethernet cables in conjunction with an Ethernet
hub or switch.
Ensure that your LED wall is properly assembled, and that all data cables are
connected to all tiles — in the proper sequence. Refer to your specific LED tile's
"User's Guide" for details.
Connect LED-PRO's LED Interface output to the data input of your LED wall.
Please note:
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Use the proper cable, depending upon your LED wall's input connector
(e.g., DVI or MDR). Refer to the
page 18 for details on all connection cables.
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(Option) If you are using a fiber optic link:
• Ensure that power is properly connected to all Fiberlink units.
• Connect LED-PRO's LED Interface output to the input of the
Fiberlink Transmitter.
• Connect a fiber optic cable from the output of the Fiberlink
Transmitter to the input of the Fiberlink Receiver.
• Connect the output of the Fiberlink Receiver to the data input of
your LED wall.
(Option) If you are using the Barco AEC:
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Ensure that power is properly connected to the AEC.
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Connect the data output of your LED wall to the input of the AEC.
"Cable and Adapter Information" on
LED-PRO • User's Guide