Daktronics Galaxy AF-3400 34 mm Monochrome/RGB - Manual (Page 25)

Section 4: Signal Installation Overview
4.1 Introduction to Signal Communication
Daktronics Galaxy ® displays are equipped to receive many types of communication signals.
The following sections include a brief description of each available communication type. Also
included is a list of troubleshooting tips to check that the display is connected and configured
correctly.
For specific details on installing the signal, consult the quick guide and the manual for that
communication type. These were included in the shipment of the communications equipment.
Each type is listed below with its manual number.
Communication
Type
Communication
Manual ED#
RS-232 ED-14739
RS-422 ED-14742
Serial Fiber ED-14743
Radio ED-13932
Modem ED-14744
Wire Ethernet ED-14745
Fiber Ethernet ED-14746
Ethernet Radio ED-16483
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Note: These are the standard communication types. However, each site is unique and may
include additional equipment. If problems arise, contact the display’s seller, service company,
or Daktronics Customer Service.
If the display is a two-sided primary/mirror display, a six-foot
quick-connect cable will be provided to connect the signal
between the two display faces. Refer to Figure 15 for proper
connection.
Note: It is recommended that the quick-connect cable be
secured to protect it from weather and vandalism.
If the display faces are mounted at more than the length of the
quick-connect cable, two primary displays will be utilized,
requiring hard-wiring between the two display faces.
Figure 15: Quick-connect Cable