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Page 2: Features, Learning the ddc

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Introduction

The SFX is a perfect solution for extending DVI-D and
USB 2.0 signals from a computer in a remote location up
to 1,500 feet away. It supports high-resolution DVI-D
video and all USB device types from high-speed web
cams, hard drives, printers, scanners, audio devices,
touch screens, digital cameras and game controllers.
The SFX is immune to electromagnetic interference,
making it ideal for use in situations where there is
considerable interference. The SFX is also very secure
because it’s fiber optic signals cannot be easily tapped.

Connecting the SFX

1. Power off all devices.

2. Connect the DVI-D source (computer) to the DVI-D

port on the SFX-TX (transmitter).

3. Connect the USB source (computer) to the USB

port on the SFX-TX (transmitter).

4. Connect an audio source (computer) to the Audio

port on the SFX-TX (transmitter).

5. Connect the RS232 source (computer) to the

RS232 port on the SFX-TX (transmitter).

6. Connect the SFX-TX (transmitter) to the SFX-RX

(receiver) using 2 fiber optic cables up to 1,500

feet in length.

7. Connect a DVI-D display to the DVI-D port on the

SFX-RX (receiver).

8. Connect up to four USB 1.1 or 2.0 devices to

the integrated 4-port USB hub on the SFX-RX

(receiver).

9. Connect speakers to the audio port on the SFX-RX

(receiver).

10. Connect RS232 devices to the RS232 port on the

SFX-RX (receiver).

11. Connect the power supply to the SFX-TX and the

SFX-RX.

12. Power on the computer, display, USB devices,

speakers and RS232 devices.

Features

Top Signal Quality at Maximum Extension

Over Multimode Fiber (1,500 ft.) Plug Type LC

DVI-D Video Resolutions up to 1920 x 1200

WUXGA at 60Hz

Automatic Learning DDC for Mac/PC

Supports USB 1.1 (12 Mbps) and USB 2.0 (480

Mbps) data rates

Supports all USB device types transparently (no

emulation)from high-speed web cams, hard

drives, printers, scanners, audio devices, touch

screens, game controllers and more Integrated

Four-Port Hub in the receiver

Compatible with all operating systems

Extends Stereo Audio

Extends RS-232

Plug and play

SFX

Receiver

SFX

Transmitter

DVI-D Display

Computer

Stereo Speakers

Up to 1,500 feet over 2

pair fiber optic cables

USB 2.0

HARD DRIVE

USB 2.0

MOUSE

USB 2.0

PRINTER

USB 2.0 KEYBOARD

USB 2.0 WEBCAM

Product - Installation Diagram

SFX-TX Front

SFX-TX Rear

SFX-RX Rear

SFX-RX Front

Learning the DDC

1. Connect a DVI-D display to the DVI-D port on the

SFX-RX (receiver).

2. Connect the power supply to the SFX-RX

(receiver).

3. Power on the display.

4. Connect the SFX-TX (transmitter) to the SFX-RX

(receiver) using 2 fiber optic cables up to 1,500

feet in length.

5. Connect the power supply to the SFX-TX

(transmitter).

6. Wait 30 seconds until the VIDEO light on the SFX-

TX (transmitter) begins to blink.

7. The VIDEO light will continue to blink for

approximately 10 seconds, then it will be steady

for another 10 seconds.

8. The DDC has been learned.

9. Connect the video source (computer) to the SFX-

TX and power it on.