Introduction
The DVX-200 is the perfect solution for extending DVI-D
signals to a remote location up to 225 feet away over
Cat6 23 AWG STP cabling. It is the ideal way to isolate a
workstation computer into one location and a console in
another. It is fully compatible with MAC, PC and LINUX
DVI-D single link standards.
Applications
•Medical Applications
•Industrial Work Areas
•Home Theater Integration
•Digital Signage Deployment
•Information Kiosks/Displays
•Film/Recording Studios
Features
•Supports DVI-D single-link sources
•Supports High Resolution 1920x1200 60Hz
WUXGA
•Supports Mac, PC, and Linux DVI
•Distance: 225 feet with Cat6 STP cabling
•Uses universal DVI Single Link connectors
•Zero pixel loss with TMDS signal correction
•DDC from internal table for Mac/PC
•Compatible with all operating systems
•Compatible with all major KVM switches
•Data recovery for digital video
•Supports 1.5 and 12Mbps data rates
•Plug-and-play
Product - Installation Diagram
Connecting the DVX-200
1. Power o all devices.
2. Connect a DVI-D source (computer) to the DVI-D
port on the rear of the DVX-TX200.
3. Connect the DVX-200-TX to the the DVX-RX200
with one STP (Sheilded Twisted Pair) cable.
4. Connect a DVI-D compatible display to the DVI-D
port on the rear of the DVX-RX200.
5. Connect the power to the DVX-RX200 and the
DVX TX200.
6. Power on the display and then the computer.
Setting the DDC
DDC provides plug-and-play capability to your
displays. When you plug a display into your computer,
the DDC table in the display tells the computer the
optimal resolution to use. The DVX-200 is capable of
supporting two primary types of displays: PC and Mac.
The default setting is PC.
COMPUTER
DVI-D
DISPLAY
DVX-200
RECEIVER
DVX-200
TRANSMITTER
Up to 225 ft
over Cat6
DVI-D
DVI-D
5C 16
DVI-D Conguration
DVX-TX200 Front
DVX-TX200 Rear
For Mac, congure the
switches as shown below:
For PC, congure the
switches as shown below:
1&2 ON, 3&4 OFF 1&2 OFF, 3&4 ON
To change this setting,
rst remove the top cover
from the DVX-200
TRANSMITTER
by removing the four side
screws. Next, locate the
DIP switches near the rear
of the device next to the
Data Port (RJ-45 Ethernet
Port).