StarTech.com ST121UTPDVGB Leaflet

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Manual Revision: 02/07/2012

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•  1 x DVI Extender Local Unit

•  1 x DVI Extender Remote Unit

•  2 x Power Adapter

•  1 x Instruction Manual

•  DVI enabled video source device (i.e. computer, PVR/DVR, etc)

•  DVI enabled video display device (i.e. monitor, projector, etc)

•  Available AC electrical out at local/remote locations

ST121UTPDVI / ST121UTPDVGB / ST121UTPDVEU

1. Turn off the video source (i.e. computer) and the intended display

device (i.e. monitor).

2. Position the Remote Unit near the intended display.

3. Position the Local Unit near the video source.

Please note that both units will require a power connection, so

please ensure that each unit is situated near an available power

outlet.

4. Connect the video source to the “DVI In” port on the rear panel of

the Local Unit, using a DVI-D male/male cable.

5. Connect the intended display to the “DVI Out” port located on the

rear panel of the Remote Unit using a DVI-D male/male cable.

6. Connect the Local Unit to the Remote Unit, using standard RJ45

terminated CAT5 cable (see Preparing Your Site).

7. Connect the power adapters (provided) to both Local and Remote

Units.

8. Turn on the display device first, followed by the video source.

1. Determine where the local video source (i.e. computer) will be

located and set up the device.

2. Determine where the remote display will be located and place/

mount the display appropriately.

3. If you are using surface cabling, ensure you have enough Cat5

unshielded twisted pair (UTP) Ethernet cabling to connect the

Local Unit to the Remote Unit’s location, and that each end is

terminated with a RJ45 Ethernet connector. The cabling should not

go through any networking equipment (i.e. router, switch).

If you are using premise cabling, ensure that the Cat5 unshielded

twisted pair (UTP) Ethernet Cabling between the Local Unit and

the Remote Unit has been properly terminated in a wall outlet in

each location and there is a patch cable long enough to connect

the Remote Unit and the Local Unit to their respective outlets. The

cabling should not go through any networking equipment (i.e.

router, switch).