Gefen DVI-2000HD User manual

DVI•2000HD
USER MANUAL
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Back Panel Descriptions
Front Panel Descriptions
How To Connect The DVI•2000
DVI•2000 Wiring Diagram
Specifications
Warranty
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READ THESE NOTES BEFORE INSTALLING
OR OPERATING THE DVI•2000
• The fiber optics cable must be treated carefully when connectors are exposed.
They are susceptible to dust which can contribute to loss of pixels.
• The DVI•2000 works for all DVI displays and supports resolutions up to
3840x2400
• The DVI•2000 is housed in a metal box for better RF shielding.
• Supports DDWG standard for DVI compliant monitors
• Uses CAT-5 cable for HDCP/DDC and control signals.
OPERATION NOTES

INTRODUCTION
Thankyouforpurchasing Gefen’sex•tend•itDVI•2000.TheDVI•2000allowsextension
of DVI Dual Link up to 1640 feet without losing any quality.
CONTENTS
The DVI•2000 consists of:
(1) DVI•2000S
(1) DVI•2000R
(2) DVI Dual Link cable (6FT)
(1) 12VDC Power Supply
(1) User Manual
HOW THE DVI 2000HD WORKS
The DVI•2000HDS sender unit sits next to your computer, set-top box or DVD player
source.Cables suppliedwith theDVI•2000HDconnectyourDVIsourceto thesend unit.
TheDVI•2000HDRreceiveunitsits nextto yourDVIdisplay-up to1640 feetaway.The
display plugs into the back of the receiver unit. One CAT-5 cable and multi mode LC
fiber optic cable (8 strand) connect the sender and the receiver units to each other.
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REAR PANELS DESCRIPTIONS
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HDCP & DDC
Signals
DVI•2000 Sender (Rear View Only)
Green 2 Green 1
Clock 1
Status LED indicates
a link between the
sender and receiver
Power LED indicates the unit is powered
DVI•2000 Receiver (Rear View Only)
Power LED indicates the unit is powered
Clock 2
Red 2 Red 1
Blue 2 Blue 1
Hot Plug Detect
HDCP & DDC
Signals
Green 2 Green 1
Clock 2
Status LED indicates
a link between the
sender and receiver
Clock 1 Red 2Red 1
Blue 2Blue 1
Hot Plug Detect

FRONT PANELS DESCRIPTIONS
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Power
Connector
DVI•2000 Sender (Front View Only)
DVI In
DVI•2000 Receiver (Front View Only)
Power
Connector
DVI Out

Connect the DVI•2000 sender unit to the DVI source using the supplied cables.
Connect the DVI•2000 receiver unit to your DVI display.
Connect the eight fiber optics and one CAT5 cable between the sender and
receiver.
Plug the 12VDC power supply into either the DVI•2000 sender or receiver.
You should now have a video signal.
HOW TO CONNECT THE DVI•2000
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DVI•2000 WIRING DIAGRAM
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DVI 2000HD
Video Amplifier Bandwidth ...................................................................... 2x 1.65 GHz
Input Video Signal ................................................................................... 1.2 volts p-p
Input DDC Signal .............................................................................. 5 volts p-p (TTL)
Dual Link Range ...................................................................................... 3840 x 2400
DVI Input/Output Connector Type ..................................................................... DVI-D
Link Connector .................................................................................................. RJ-45
Power Consumption .......................................................................... 15 Watts (max.)
Power Supply .................................................................................................. 12VDC
Dimensions ................................................................................... 4”D x 5.5 ”W x 1”H
Shipping Weight ................................................................................................. 5 Lbs
SPECIFICATIONS
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