Adder Technology X2 User Manual
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Local video outputs
You can connect multiple video
monitors in the vicinity of the
host computer system (up to
two on the MS2 model or up
to four on the MS4 model).
1 Attach the signal leads
from each video monitor to
the output sockets (labelled
VIDEO OUT 1
to
VIDEO OUT 4
)
on the LOCAL module.
Serial cable connections
You can transfer multiple serial connections from the host computer system to
the remote module (up to two on the MS2 model or up to four on MS4 model)
to accommodate devices such as touch screen inputs.
Note: The links support software
or hardware handshaking up to a
maximum baud rate of 56Kb/s. It
is not possible to attach duplicate
serial devices at the LOCAL module.
For each required serial connection:
1 Use a supplied serial link cable
and attach the male connector
of the cable to one of the 9 pin
ports on the LOCAL module
(labelled
SERIAL 1
to
SERIAL 4
).
2 Connect the other end of
each serial link cable to the
appropriate serial port of the
computer system.
Additional video channel inputs
The MS2 model provides a second video channel, and the MS4 model provides a
further three channels, in addition to the main video channel that enters via the
multi-cable connection.
1 Use the supplied
video connection
cable(s) to make
a link between
the additional
video outputs
of the computer
system and
input sockets
(labelled
VIDEO
IN 1
to
VIDEO IN
4
) on the LOCAL
module.
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VIDEO IN
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VIDEO IN
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VIDEO OUT
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VIDEO OUT
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VIDEO OUT
2
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LOCAL
Connections from local monitors (two
outputs available on MS2 model)
SERIAL
4
SERIAL
3
SERIAL
2
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Connections from
RS232 serial ports on
computer system
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VIDEO IN
4
VIDEO IN
3
VIDEO IN
2
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VIDEO OUT
4
VIDEO OUT
3
VIDEO OUT
2
VIDEO OUT
1
CPU/KVM SWITCH/VIDEO
LOCAL
Additional video
channel inputs from
computer system (one
additional input on
MS2 model)