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Looking for a great way to transmit VGA video, audio, or RS-232
signals? Consider the
CAT5 Multi VGA System
. System components
use ordinary Category 5 cable.
The
CAT5 Multi VGA System
is versatile and ideal for digital
signage or for appli cations using audio and visual communications.
Use the system for touch screens, signs, classrooms, and more.
With CAT5 cable so prevalent, there are a variety of applications
in which you can use this system!
Flexible system configuration.
Use the system for touch screens, signs, classrooms, and more.
With CAT5 cable so prevalent, there are a variety of applications
in which you can use this system!
Flexible system configuration.
Other systems limit you to a single topology, which can limit you
from getting really creative. But with the system’s Quad-Hub Trans-
mitters and Dual-Daisychainable Receivers with Skew Compensation,
you can mix and match different topologies!
mitters and Dual-Daisychainable Receivers with Skew Compensation,
you can mix and match different topologies!
For example, you can connect individual receivers to Ports 1, 2,
and 3 of a Quad-Hub Trans mitter, creating a star topology. But you
can use Port 4 on the transmitter to connect to a Dual-Daisychainable
Receiver with Skew Compensation— which in turn can connect to
other Dual-Daisychainable Receivers with Skew Compensation until
the last connected unit is a single receiver—to create a daisychain
topology.
You’ll like the sound of this VGA system!
can use Port 4 on the transmitter to connect to a Dual-Daisychainable
Receiver with Skew Compensation— which in turn can connect to
other Dual-Daisychainable Receivers with Skew Compensation until
the last connected unit is a single receiver—to create a daisychain
topology.
You’ll like the sound of this VGA system!
If you want to make sure your point gets made, opt for the audio
version of the
CAT5 Multi VGA System
. With it, you can create virtual
signs that enable your audience to hear and see your message. And
that will make things memorable.
that will make things memorable.
The audio version broadcasts video plus line-level mono audio
from your computer to as many as 100 computer monitors up to
500 feet (152.4 m) away. Just think of the impact you can create
by broadcasting to as many monitors as needed.
Total message control.
500 feet (152.4 m) away. Just think of the impact you can create
by broadcasting to as many monitors as needed.
Total message control.
The RS-232 version of the
CAT5 Multi VGA System
enables you
to add serial devices. It can be used to control displays and is ideal for
touch screens at marketing kiosks or trade shows. You can configure
units for two-way serial communi-cations so they can be used for
information gathering and Q&A interaction.
touch screens at marketing kiosks or trade shows. You can configure
units for two-way serial communi-cations so they can be used for
information gathering and Q&A interaction.
With LCD or plasma displays, you can display text messages along
with your video to multiple monitors. You can also display text with
video when you use the RS-232 units with VGA projection systems.
video when you use the RS-232 units with VGA projection systems.
High-def models (AC1045A–AC1046A) support high-definition
video and feature Sony/Philips Digital Interface (SPDIF) audio.
For distances up to 500 feet (152.4 m), select the AC1047A-R3–
AC1048A-R3 receivers. For greater distances (up to 1000 feet
[304.8 m] or 1500 feet [457.2 m]), choose the AC1013A–AC1014A
receivers. They also work with the AC1000A-R2 (Single) or AC1003A
(Quad-Hub) transmitters.
[304.8 m] or 1500 feet [457.2 m]), choose the AC1013A–AC1014A
receivers. They also work with the AC1000A-R2 (Single) or AC1003A
(Quad-Hub) transmitters.
OVERVIEW
Skew compensation.
Audio (AC1013A–AC1014A) and RS-232 receivers (AC1015A-R2,
AC1016A) are available with 32 nanoseconds of skew compensation
on each of the color lines. This enables video cable runs of up to
1000 or 1500 feet (304.8 or 457.2 m).
on each of the color lines. This enables video cable runs of up to
1000 or 1500 feet (304.8 or 457.2 m).
You get full-modem serial control at 19.2 kbps and video to
1000 feet (304.8 m), or simplex serial control at 19.2 kbps and video
to 1500 feet (457.2 m).
to 1500 feet (457.2 m).
And skew compensation models provide superior resolution.
Plus our Twin Video Display Receivers (AC1071A–AC1072A) provide
Plus our Twin Video Display Receivers (AC1071A–AC1072A) provide
dual audio and video outputs—perfect for applications with paired
displays. The AC1072A is daisy chainable and enables you to address
a series of 4 to 24 back-to-back displays. Maximum source-to-display
distance over CAT5 UTP is 500 feet (152.4 m) for computer video,
750 feet (228.6 m) for HDTV or Component video, and 1000 feet
(304.8 m) for Composite or S-Video.
Multiply your signals.
displays. The AC1072A is daisy chainable and enables you to address
a series of 4 to 24 back-to-back displays. Maximum source-to-display
distance over CAT5 UTP is 500 feet (152.4 m) for computer video,
750 feet (228.6 m) for HDTV or Component video, and 1000 feet
(304.8 m) for Composite or S-Video.
Multiply your signals.
Use the CAT5 Multi 1 x 9 Video Distribution Amp (AC1050A) to
distribute Composite, Component, and computer video, along with
audio and serial signals, to nine displays. Plus you can daisychain it
to support thousands of displays. It takes only 1U of rack space.
audio and serial signals, to nine displays. Plus you can daisychain it
to support thousands of displays. It takes only 1U of rack space.
LEDs tell you connection status. Rackmount brackets are included.
In data communications applica tions, using products
that exceed required capacities is usually not a problem.
For example, if a 28.8-kbps modem is required, a 33.6-kbps
or 56-kbps modem will work just fine.
For example, if a 28.8-kbps modem is required, a 33.6-kbps
or 56-kbps modem will work just fine.
But sometimes more isn’t better. For instance, the CAT5
Multi VGA System is designed to expect CAT5 and only CAT5
cable. You’d probably guess that Category 3 cable wouldn’t
be effective with these products, and you’d be right. But you
may also assume that if Category 5 cable works just fine,
Category 5e, Category 6, and other higher-capacity cables
would work even better. This isn’t the case.
cable. You’d probably guess that Category 3 cable wouldn’t
be effective with these products, and you’d be right. But you
may also assume that if Category 5 cable works just fine,
Category 5e, Category 6, and other higher-capacity cables
would work even better. This isn’t the case.
The CAT5 Multi VGA System is designed specifically
for the Category 5 specs defined by the TIA/EIA standard.
Higher-level cables, such as CAT5e, have different
characteristics and specs. Although differences like twist
ratios might seem small, they can have a negative impact
on the system’s components, which are expecting a true
Category 5 transmission.
Higher-level cables, such as CAT5e, have different
characteristics and specs. Although differences like twist
ratios might seem small, they can have a negative impact
on the system’s components, which are expecting a true
Category 5 transmission.
Technically speaking