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CAT5 Video Display

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1. What is the CAT5 Video Display system?

The CAT5 Video Display (VDS) system from Minicom broadcasts real-time high-resolution video signals to hundreds of remote display monitors.

The VDS system consists of the following: • Broadcaster + Control Unit

• Line Splitters to expand the system

• Remote units that connect to each remote monitor/computer • Remote Dual Screen connects 2 monitors to the system

CAT5 UTP or FTP cables connect the VDS system. The Remote units can be up to 110m/360ft away from the Broadcaster.

This Quick Installation Guide illustrates the VDS system and explains how to install and operate it.

2. The multi-functional VDS system

You can use the VDS system in the following ways:

(A) Without the Control Unit

The VDS system constantly broadcasts a computer screen to all remote monitors.

(B) With the Control Unit

• Broadcast a computer screen to all remote monitors • Darken all remote screens

• Release the remote screens to allow local monitor viewing (when remote computers are connected).

The screen dark function is useful when carrying out maintenance, changing the broadcast program or in a classroom environment to grab students’ attention.

With both applications broadcast the video up to resolutions of 1600 x 1200 @ 75Hz depending on the cable length.

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3. The VDS units

The figures below illustrate the Broadcaster Unit, Line Splitter, Remote units and Remote Dual Screen.

VIDEO IN VIDEO OUT SYSTEM 12VDC CONTROL Power connector VDS Control Unit

System cables Monitor

Video cable Broadcaster Unit ww w. m in ic o m .c o m SYSTEM IN 12VDC SYSTEM OUT System cables Power connector

System cable from Broadcaster or previous Line Splitter

Line Splitter PICTURE SYSTEM VIDEO IN Side A Side B System cable Monitor (Optional) Video

cable Picture adjuster

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3 VDS Remote Dual Screen System cable To monitors

Remote Dual Screen

4. Expanding the VDS system

You can expand the VDS system to 512 Remote units by having 2 levels of Line Splitters. Level 1 Line Splitters can have 8 Remote units or Line Splitters

connected. Level 2 Line Splitters can have 8 Remote units connected. (See page 4).

5. Pre-installation instructions

Note! In the VDS system the CAT5 UTP or FTP cables carry electrical power. Therefore do NOT connect them to any other device. To avoid this we recommend you attach the stickers provided to the ends of each cable.

Place cables away from fluorescent lights, air conditioners, and machines that are likely to generate electrical noise.

6. The VDS cables

The Video cable is illustrated below. Connect the cable as explained.

Broadcaster Video cable

To computer’s Video port

To Broadcaster’s Video In port Connecting an optional remote computer

You have the option to connect the Remote units to a computer, which can be worked on locally. To do so you need to connect Video cable between the Remote unit and a computer. You can order Remote Video cables from Minicom.

Connecting the CAT5 cables

Please note! Connect the CAT5 cables to the Broadcaster and Line Splitter units

when the units are powered off. We recommend that you connect the CAT5 cables

BEFORE connecting the power supply. Power supply

Connect the Broadcaster and Line Splitters to the power supply with the 12 VDC, 2A from the AC/DC adapter provided. The Remote units and the Remote Dual Screen receive 12 VDC, 160 mA via the CAT5 cables from the Broadcaster or Line Splitter.

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7. The VDS configuration for a CBT application

The figure below illustrates the VDS configuration with the VDS Control Unit and the optional remote computers. The Remote Dual Screen has no VGA input and is therefore not suitable for CBT applications.

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5 Video cable Video cable Remote Broadcaster Unit Broadcaster computer Line Splitter VDS Control Unit Video cable

Remote Optional Remote computer Video cable CAT5 cables to Remotes Remote Line Splitter CAT5 cables to Remotes or Line Splitters CAT5 cables to Remotes or Line Splitters Level 1 Level 2 CAT5 cables to Remotes Optional Remote computer Optional Remote computer

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8. VDS detailed connections

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VDS Control Unit

Master to all Dark all

MINICOM w w w .m ini co m .com Headset Speaker Sound Card VIDEO IN VIDEO OUT SYSTEM 12VDC CONTROL w ww. m in ic o m .c o m SYSTEM IN 12VDC SYSTEM OUT PICTURE Video cable Video cable Control Unit CAT5 cables to Remotes or Line Splitters CAT5 cables to Remotes or Line Splitters Remote Line Splitter Broadcaster Unit Broadcaster computer Optional Remote computer www. m in ic o m .co m SYSTEM IN 12VDC SYSTEM OUT CAT5 cables to Remotes Line Splitter CAT5 cables to Remotes or Line Splitters CAT5 cables to Remotes or Line Splitters CAT5 cables to Remotes

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9. The VDS configuration without remote computers

The figure below illustrates the VDS configuration without optional computers connected to the Remote units and the Remote Dual Screen. Connect the Broadcaster and Line Splitters as in the figure on page 5. The figure on page 7 illustrates the detailed connections of the Remote unit.

Video cable CAT5 cables to Remotes or Line Splitters Broadcaster Unit Broadcaster computer Line Splitter Remote CAT5 cables to Remotes Remote Line Splitter CAT5 cables to Remotes or Line Splitters VDS Control Unit VDS Remote Dual Screen

Remote Dual Screen

Instead of the Remote unit, use the Remote Dual Screen to connect 2 screens to the Broadcaster or Line Splitter via CAT5 cable. The 2 screens display the images broadcast by the Broadcaster computer.

VDS Remote Dual Screen CAT5 cable to Broadcaster or Line Splitter

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9 PICTURE Remote CAT5 cable to Broadcaster or Line Splitter

10. Operating the VDS system

Once connected the VDS system broadcasts to all remote monitors.

The VDS Control Unit

The VDS Control Unit is illustrated below. VDS Control Unit

Master

to all Dark all

MINICOM

To Broadcaster Unit’s Control port

With the VDS Control Unit carry out the following functions:

Master to all

Press the Master to all button to send the broadcaster’s screen to all remote monitors. The LED above the button lights up.

Press the button again to release the remote monitors.

Dark all

Press the Dark all button to darken all remote screens. The LED above the button lights up.

Press the button again to release the remote screens.

11. Adjusting the picture quality

Use a small screwdriver to turn the Picture adjuster on the Remote unit to adjust the picture quality.

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12. Technical specifications

SYSTEM

Resolution Up to 1600x1200 @ 75 Hz

System cable CAT5 UTP or FTP 2x4x24 AWG Solid Wire Conductor

cable

Max distance 110m/360ft

Input/Output Video Signals Analog signal red, green, blue 0.7v p-p 75 Ohm

Sync. TTL compatible Horizontal/Vertical Sync. Polarity Positive/Negative Operating temperature 0ºC to 40ºC/32ºF to 104ºF Storage temperature -40ºC to 70ºC/-40ºC to 158ºF

Humidity 80% non condensing relative humidity

Warranty 3 Years

BROADCASTER LINE SPLITTER REMOTE

Cables & Connectors

VGA In - HDD15M VGA Out - HDD15F System Out - 8 Ports RJ45 Control - MiniDin8F System In - RJ45 System Out - RJ45 System In - RJ45 CPU VGA - HDD15M Screen - HDD15F Dimensions 175 x 96 x 42mm/ 0.57 x 0.38 x 0.14ft 118 x 96 x 42mm/ 0.39 x 0.38 x 0.14ft 78 x 62 x 23mm/ 0.31 x 0.26 x 0.07ft Power supply

External Power Adapter 12VDC 2A

External Power Adapter 12VDC 2A

From previous unit through CAT5 cable

REMOTE DUAL SCREEN Cables & Connectors System In - RJ45 Screen x 2 - HDD15F Power supply

From previous unit through CAT5 cable

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