ATEN VS-108 User Manual

Overview
The VS-104 / VS-108 Video Splitter is a boosting device to
duplicate the video signal from one source to 4 (VS-104) or 8
(VS-108) outputs, and is ideal for any monitor using analog
signals. The VS-104 and VS-108 also extend the transmission
distance up to 210 feet making them excellent for public
broadcast systems.
To get multiple, high quality, VGA, SVGA or Multisync video
signals over long distances without hassle, the VS-104 and
VS-108 are your best choice.
Features
One Video Input to 4/8 Video Outputs
Transmission Distance: 65m (210ft.)
Suitable for SVGA, VGA and Multisync Monitors
Daisy Chainable
Power Saving Mode: Power LED Flashes to Indicate When
Computer Is Off.
Supports one XGA or VESA DDC Port (Video Out 1)
DDC Compatible
If you connect a DDC type monitor to Video Out 1,
all other monitors must be able to support the
highest video resolution that the DDC monitor can
provide.
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Front and Rear Views
Note: 1. This product is not suitable for CGA, EGA, or
Monochrome type monitors using a digital video signal.
2. UL2919 rated cable is recommended for the best video
quality.
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Installation

Standalone Installation

1. Connect the video signal from the PC to the VIDEO IN port of
the Video Splitter with a high density HD-15 cable.
2. Connect the VIDEO OUT ports of the Video Splitter to the
display monitors with high density HD-15 cables.
3. Plug the power adapter that came with this product into an
AC source; plug the power adapter cable into the DC IN
socket on the Video Splitter's rear panel.
4. Power on the Video Splitter.
5. There is a gain control switch on the bottom panel. For
optimum video display, slide it toward the front panel for high
gain (longer distance operation); slide it toward the rear
panel for normal Gain (shorter distance operation).
Daisy Chain Installation
Both the VS-104 and VS-108 can be daisy chained:
1. Connect the Video Splitter's VIDEO OUT port to any VIDEO
IN port of the lower stage Video Splitter with a Male to
Female HD-15 cable.
2. Plug the Power Adapter into an AC source; plug the Power
Adapter cable into the DC IN socket on the Video Splitter's
rear panel.
3. Power on the Video Splitter.
4. Adjust the gain control switch for optimum video display.
5. Repeat steps 1 - 4 to daisy chain additional units.
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