Epiphan VGA Printer User Manual
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2. Installation and Getting Started
Connecting the VGA Printer Device
User Guide
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Figure 5: Connecting a the VGA Printer device to a VGA source
You can use an active VGA splitter to split the VGA signal
between a monitor and the VGA Printer device. Splitting the
VGA signal may reduce the image quality.
2 Use a USB cable to connect a printer directly to any VGA
Printer USB port.
Follow the connection instructions supplied by your printer
manufacturer for connecting your printer (except that you do
not have to install printer drivers on the VGA Printer device.)
3 Use a standard 10/100 Base-T RJ-45 Ethernet cable to connect
the network to the VGA Printer ETH 1 port.
The network must be running the TCP/IP protocol. Ideally
you should be able to connect to the Internet from the VGA
Printer device.
4 Connect the power adapter to the VGA Printer power
connector.
The VGA Printer device powers on and starts up.
5 Power on any printers connected to the VGA Printer device.
6 Start up the VGA source.
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