Thinklogical VX320 Video Velocitydvi System-6 Quick Start Guide - Manual

QUICK-START GUIDE
VXVIDEO 320 Router KVM Matrix Switch Chassis, 13 Rack Units, 450 Watts
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VX VIDEO
320
router
QUICK-START GUIDE
STEP 8: (Final step) Connect both supplied AC
Power Cords (PWR-0000056-R) to the receptacles
located on the VX VIDEO Router's power supplies.
Plug each one into a standard AC source. Verify
that all system functions are operating properly.
Left Supply: PRIMARY
Right Supply: BACK-UP
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Thinklogical’s™ VX VIDEO 320 Router features redundant
Power Supplies and Fail-Over Controller Modules for
uninterrupted performance, even during system
reconfiguration, updates or debug. The
VX VIDEO 320
Router remains fully functional with only one Power Supply
installed or with one Controller activated.
NOTE: When using a single Controller, the upper module
must be used.
CONTENTS
Upon receiving your
Thinklogical™ VX VIDEO
320 Router you should find
the following items:
· VX Chassis & Cards
· LC Duplex Bulkhead with
Flange
· 15' CAT5 Cable (1)
· AC Power Cords (2)
· Product Manual CD
The VX VIDEO 320 Router Critical Hardware Alarms: (Located at the top, left rear of the unit.)
As used with Thinklogical’s™ Velocity dvi-6 Video Extension System
DVI Video Source
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STEP 6: If desired, connect a local video
device to the Velocity dvi-6 Transmitter
DVI to Local Display port. Ensure the CPU
is turned ON.
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DVI from CPU DVI to Local Display
Power Supply
(PWR-000022-R)
Digital Video Extension System-6 TRANSMITTER
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STEP 5: Connect your DVI cable from
the Source CPU to the DVI from CPU
Velocity dvi-6 Transmitter port.
STEP 4: Connect the 5VDC
Power Supply and plug it into
a standard AC source.
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DVI Video Destinations
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STEP 2: Depending on your
configuration, connect your video
devices to the Velocity dvi-6 Receiver
using standard DVI cables. Turn all the
devices ON. Connect the 5VDC power
supply to the Receiver and plug it into a
standard AC source.
DVI to Display DDC DVI to Display
L1
L3
Power Supply
(PWR-000022-R)
PROJECTOR
(Primary DDC Port)
Digital Video Extension System-6 RECEIVER
Velocity dvi
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RECEIVER
POWER
5VDC
STATUS
+ _
DDC MODE
LCL REM
ACQUIRE
SELECT
L3
L2
L1
POWER
5VDC
STATUS
+ _
DDC MODE
LCL REM
ACQUIRE
SELECT
L1
L2
L3
L1 L3
L1: Video Primary
L3: Video Secondary
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STEP 3: Connect your Velocity Transmitter to the VX VIDEO
Router using multi-mode fiber-optic cables (up to 1000 meters).
Connect cable L1 to any Upstream Receive Port and cable L3
to any other Upstream Receive Port. Transmitter models with
additional Video Fibers may be connected in the same manner.
STEP 1: Connect your Velocity Receiver to the VX VIDEO Router using multi-mode fiber-optic cables
(up to 1000 meters). Connect L1 to any Downstream Transmit Port and L3 to any other Downstream
Transmit Port. Receiver models with additional Video Fibers may be connected in the same manner.
Local DVI
(optional)
Secondary
DVI Port
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EMAIL: [email protected]
Network Hub
STEP 7: Connect the Controller Cards’ LAN
Ports to your Control CPU with CAT5 cables.
(IP address: 192.168.13.15)
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POWER SUPPLY 1 (LEFT):
POWER SUPPLY 2:
FANS:
TEMPERATURE WARNING:
TEMPERATURE SHUTDOWN:
CPU:
INPUT/OUTPUT CARDS:
ANY OF THE ABOVE
SPARE
SPARE
COMMON
GROUND
Fan failure, temperature spikes, DC voltage and/or current out of range, AC power input interruption, module removed
Fan failure, temperature spikes, DC voltage and/or current out of range, AC power input interruption, module removed
Individual fan monitoring
Chassis over temperature, multiple sensors
Chassis over temperature causing shutdown
Card failure (Only with a redundant card)
SFP+ failure, laser output fault
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External Control CPU
L1: Video Primary
L3: Video Secondary