Black Box ACU315A-R2 Specification sheet

THE RGB TO DVI(/VGA) CONVERTER THE RGB TO DVI(/VGA) CONVERTER THE RGB TO DVI(/VGA) CONVERTER
1 Quick Setup
This section briefly describes how to install your RGB to DVI(/VGA) Converter and optimize the
video signals. Unless you are an experienced user, we recommend that you follow the full
procedures described in the manual.
1 Installation
For first-time users, we recommend that you carry out a test placement, confined to a single room,
before commencing full installation. This will allow you to identify and solve any cabling problems,
and experiment with the RGB to DVI(/VGA) Converter more conveniently.
1.1 Package Contents
You should receive the following items in your RGB to DVI(/VGA) Converter package:
•RGB to DVI(/VGA) Converter unit.
•RGB(S) to DVI-I cable
•6V DC 12W universal power supply for RGB to DVI(/VGA) Converter.
•DVI-I to VGA adaptor (DVI-I dual link male to HD15 female) connector.
•Data Cable DSUB9male- DSUB9female
•Programming cable (DB9 female to RJ11 4p4c).
•User manual (Quick Setup).
•US-type power cord.
•Infrared Remote Control (IR-RC)
If anything is missing, please contact Technical Support
1.2 System Setup
To install your RGB to DVI(/VGA) Converter:
1. Switch off all devices.
2. Connect your TFT directly to the device; connect a VGA screen by using the equipped DVI-I
to VGA adapter.
Attention: Connect the VGA monitor cable to the adapter; then plug in the
adapter into the device. Otherwise, the VGA mode is not detected, DVI
output is generated and there will be no picture on the screen (see also on
page 1).
Under some circumstances, if your TFT supports both DVI and VGA
through a DVI-I cable, it might be necessary to use an additional DVI-I to
DVI-D adaptor to get a DVI output. Please contact technical support for this
accessory.
3. RGB: Connect the graphic source to the input connectors as shown in Fehler! Verweisquelle
konnte nicht gefunden werden.4, using the equipped 4xBNC-to-DVI adaptor. Please note, for
connecting a CGA or EGA source, connect the optional CGA-to-DVI adaptor or EGA-to-DVI
adaptor instead of the 4x BNC-to-DVI adaptor.
VGA: Connect the graphic source to the input connectors as shown in Figure 4 using the VGA
to DVI-I Cable which is an optional feature.
TTL: Connect the graphic source to the input connectors as shown in Fehler! Verweisquelle
konnte nicht gefunden werden.4, using the equipped Data Cable DSUB9male-
DSUB9female.
4. Connect the 6V power supply to power the unit.
Only use the power supply origin lly supplied with this
equipment or m nuf cturer- pproved repl cement.
5. Power up the system.
2 Device view
2.1 Diagnostic LEDs
Each RGB to DVI(/VGA) Converter is fitted with four indicator LEDs: Monitor Detect, Device
Ready and Video Signal and Power.
The Monitor Detect LED is to the right of the DVI output connector. The Power LED is to right of
the power supply connector. The Device Ready is left to the EGA/CGA/MDA connector and Video
Signal LEDs is right to the DVI Input connector.
The location of the LEDs is shown below:
Device Ready IR-Receiver Video Signal
(Red) (Green)
Power Monitor Detect
(Green) (Green)
Figure 1 Diagnostic LEDs on RGB to DVI(/VGA) Converter
LED Appearance Diagnostics
Monitor Detect
(Green LED)
On
Flashing
Off
Attached DVI monitor (TFT) detected
Attached VGA monitor (CRT) detected
No monitor detected
Device Ready
(Red LED)
On
Off
Device ready
Device not ready
Video Signal
(Green LED)
On
Off
Attached and valid mode detected
No video signal or valid mode detected
Power LED
(Green LED)
On
Off
Device ready
Device not ready
3 Device Control
If you are using the CGA/EGA/MDA input or use an RGB format stored in the internal table, no
adjustment should be required. In other cases, you may need to optimize the output using the RGB
to DVI(/VGA) Converter’s on-screen display (OSD).
Figure 2 OSD Utility
Install system
1. Connect the RGB to DVI(/VGA) Converter to the RGB (video) source.
2. Connect a display to the RGB to DVI(/VGA) Converter.
3. Connect the DVI(/VGA) Converter to the Power supply
4. Power up the system.
Carry out the
Monitor
Setup
procedure (please refer to the
monitor’s manual and see
page 35 in this manual).
Carry out
Setup of a new Video Mode
procedure
(please follow the instructions on page 37).
Done
Yes
No
Do you have a
DVI monitor?
Is the Video
mode in the list of
supported modes?
(see page 45)
Do you
have a flat screen
(TFT)?
No
No
Yes
Yes
Connect to the
DVI/VGA
Monitor resp.
TFT
Connect to
EGA/CGA/MDA
graphic source
Connect to RGB
or VGA source
(with RGB to DVI-
cable)
Connect to 6V
Power supply
Programming connector –
for firmware upgrades
Version information
Screen resolution and refresh rate
of the video source
Main menu icons
Submenu/command icons
Menu title

THE RGB TO DVI(/VGA) CONVERTER THE RGB TO DVI(/VGA) CONVERTER THE RGB TO DVI(/VGA) CONVERTER
You can adjust the following properties using the IR-Remote Control:
•Brightness/contrast
•Selection of Input Signal
You can adjust the following properties using the OSD:
•Auto Configuration ON/OFF
•Color, Color Temperature adjustments
•Brightness/contrast
•Input Image Sizing
•Output Image Scaling and Sizing
•Video Mode selection for similar Video Modes (see Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht
gefunden werden. on page Fehler! Textmarke nicht definiert.).
•OSD operation, factory reset.
3.1 Opening the OSD
You can access the OSD by using the equipped Infrared Remote Control (IR-RC).
3.2 Using the IR-RC
For direct brightness adjust For direct contrast adjust
more brightness more contrast
less brightness less contrast
3.2.1.1.1.1 Reset to factory
defaults
Reset to factory
defaults (from flash)
= resetting user
presets
(press twice !!)
3.2.1.1.1.2 To navigate within the OSD:
exit OSD without
saving values
(ESC key)
Navigate to the
left,
Parameter (-)
(left arrow key)
Navigate to the
right
Parameter (+)
(right arrow
key)
pop up theOSD,
select function/
submenus, store
modified parame-
ter (Enter-Key)
Table os supported Video-Modes
description Hres Vres V-freq Hz
MONA S5 442 416 54,4
AS 230 / 235 / OS 252 448 288 50,0
GBE 3977 - 64x32 448 288 50,0
DCC 555a 504 280 50,0
WF 470 512 240 49,1
WF 470 / AS 215 512 256 50,1
WF 470 / AS 215 512 512 50,0
WF 470 neu 512 245 50,1
DCS 560 560 288 50,0
DISET - 80x25 560 288 50,0
GBE 3977 – 80x48 560 288 50,0
GEM 80 graph i 560 224 50,0 / 60,0 / 75,0
GEM 80 graph progr. 560 448 50,0 / 60,0 / 75,0
MONA-C 560 413 58,2
WF 480 580 480 60,0
ABB MOD 300 640 385 60,0
CGA 640 200 60,0
COROS LS-C 640 405 59,1
CP 526 highres. 50 Hz 640 468 50,0 / 60,0
CP 528 highres. 60 Hz 640 468 60,0
CP526/527 640 234 50,1
DOS graphic Mode 640 350 70,0
EGA (TTL) 640 350 59,9
GEM 80 text 640 288 48,8
IVE2 640 398 50,0
IVE3 640 379 50,0
IVE4 640 385 50,0
MAC Mode 640 480 66,7
OP 398 K 640 400 60,0
Prokon 1 640 432 53,8
Prokon 2 640 288 83,1
Prokon 3 640 432 59,0
Vesa Standard 640 350 85,0
Vesa Standard 640 400 85,0
Vesa Standard 640 480 60,0 / 72,8 / 75,0 / 85,0
VGA 640 400 56,0 / 70,0
WF 480 / Gracis 640 480 59,9
NEC 642 200 60,0
Std.- VGA 656 496 59,9
NTSC (halfline) 680 240 60,0
ABB DSAV110 720 336 50,0
ABB DSAV111 720 336 61,2
DOS Text Mode 720 400 70,0
Hercules monochrom 720 350 49,8
NTSC Interlaced 720 240 60,0
NTSC progressive 720 480 60,0
PAL Interlaced 720 288 50,0
PAL progressive 720 576 50,0
Teleperm / DS 078 720 408 60,0
VDU 2000 Coros 720 405 59,1
Vesa Standard 720 400 85,0
PC-Textmode 738 414 70,1
MTBI 746 246 60,0
CP 527/ 60 800 468 59,9
Vesa Standard 800 600 56,2 / 60,3 / 72,1 / 75,0 / 85,0
MAC Mode 832 624 75,0
Industrie Standard (I) 1024 768 87,0
SUN Mode 1024 768 72,0
Vesa Standard 1024 768 60,0 / 70,0 / 75,0 / 85,0
DISET oversample 1120 288 50,0
DMT1185 1152 864 70,0
SUN Mode 1152 900 66,7
Vesa Standard 1152 864 75,0
GBE 3977 oversample 1164 288 50,0
1280 interlaced 1280 512 40,0
DMT127A 1280 960 75,0
SUN Mode 1280 1024 66,7
SXGA Unix 1280 1024 73,0
TV Mode 1280 768 60,0
TV Mode 1280 1024 50,1
Vesa Standard 1280 960 60,0
Vesa Standard 1280 1024 60,0 / 75,0
RGB/EGA/CGA/MDA to DVI(/VGA)
Converter
ACU315A-R2
(Quick Setup)
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