ADDER AdderView CATx 1000 User Guide V CONTENTS Contents Introduction AdderView CATx 1000 features front and rear 4 What s in the box 5 What you may additionally need 5 Installation Mounting 6 Connections 7 Local user 8 Remote user via X100 X200 extender 9 Computer system via CAM 10 Power in connection 11 Power control port 12 Cascading multiple units 13 Connecting units in cascade 14 Addressing computers in a cascade
ADDER AdderView CATx User Guide V CONTENTS Contents Introduction AdderView CATx features front and rear 5 What s in the box 6 What you may additionally need 6 Installation Mounting 7 Connections 8 Local user 9 Remote user via X100 X200 extender 10 Global user IP network port 11 Computer system via CAM 12 Modem ISDN port 13 Power in connection 14 Power control port 15 Cascading multiple units 16 How cascade connections
ADDEr AdderView CATx User Guide CONTENTS Contents Introduction AdderView CATx features front and rear 5 What s in the box 6 What you may additionally need 6 Installation Mounting 7 Connections 8 Local user 9 Remote user via X100 X200 extender 10 Global user IP network port 11 Computer system via CAM 12 Modem ISDN port 13 Power in connection 14 Power control port 15 Cascading multiple units 16 How cascade connections ope
ADDER AdderView CATx User Guide V CONTENTS Contents Introduction AdderView CATx features front and rear 5 What s in the box 6 What you may additionally need 6 Installation Mounting 7 Connections 8 Local user 9 Remote user via X100 X200 extender 10 Global user IP network port 11 Computer system via CAM 12 Modem ISDN port 13 Power in connection 14 Power control port 15 Cascading multiple units 16 How cascade connections
ADDER AdderView CATx User Guide V CONTENTS Contents Introduction AdderView CATx features front and rear 5 What s in the box 6 What you may additionally need 6 Installation Mounting 7 Connections 8 Local user 9 Remote user via X100 X200 extender 10 Global user IP network port 11 Computer system via CAM 12 Modem ISDN port 13 Power in connection 14 Power control port 15 Cascading multiple units 16 How cascade connections
ADDER AdderView CATx User Guide V CONTENTS Contents Introduction AdderView CATx features front and rear 5 What s in the box 6 What you may additionally need 6 Installation Mounting 7 Connections 8 Local user 9 Remote user via X100 X200 extender 10 Global user IP network port 11 Computer system via CAM 12 Modem ISDN port 13 Power in connection 14 Power control port 15 Cascading multiple units 16 How cascade connections
ADDER AdderView CATx User Guide V CONTENTS Contents Introduction AdderView CATx features front and rear 5 What s in the box 6 What you may additionally need 6 Installation Mounting 7 Connections 8 Local user 9 Remote user via X100 X200 extender 10 Global user IP network port 11 Computer system via CAM 12 Modem ISDN port 13 Power in connection 14 Power control port 15 Cascading multiple units 16 How cascade connections
ADDER AdderView CATx User Guide V CONTENTS Contents Introduction AdderView CATx features front and rear 5 What s in the box 6 What you may additionally need 6 Installation Mounting 7 Connections 8 Local user 9 Remote user via X100 X200 extender 10 Global user IP network port 11 Computer system via CAM 12 Modem ISDN port 13 Power in connection 14 Power control port 15 Cascading multiple units 16 How cascade connections
ADDER AdderView CATx User Guide V CONTENTS Contents Introduction AdderView CATx features front and rear 5 What s in the box 6 What you may additionally need 6 Installation Mounting 7 Connections 8 Local user 9 Remote user via X100 X200 extender 10 Global user IP network port 11 Computer system via CAM 12 Modem ISDN port 13 Power in connection 14 Power control port 15 Cascading multiple units 16 How cascade connections
ADDER AdderView CATx User Guide V CONTENTS Contents Introduction AdderView CATx features front and rear 5 What s in the box 6 What you may additionally need 6 Installation Mounting 7 Connections 8 Local user 9 Remote user via X100 X200 extender 10 Global user IP network port 11 Computer system via CAM 12 Modem ISDN port 13 Power in connection 14 Power control port 15 Cascading multiple units 16 How cascade connections
ADDER AdderView CATx User Guide V CONTENTS Contents Introduction AdderView CATx features front and rear 5 What s in the box 6 What you may additionally need 6 Installation Mounting 7 Connections 8 Local user 9 Remote user via X100 X200 extender 10 Global user IP network port 11 Computer system via CAM 12 Modem ISDN port 13 Power in connection 14 Power control port 15 Cascading multiple units 16 How cascade connections
ADDEr AdderView CATx User Guide CONTENTS Contents Introduction AdderView CATx features front and rear 5 What s in the box 6 What you may additionally need 6 Installation Mounting 7 Connections 8 Local user 9 Remote user via X100 X200 extender 10 Global user IP network port 11 Computer system via CAM 12 Modem ISDN port 13 Power in connection 14 Power control port 15 Cascading multiple units 16 How cascade connections ope
ADDEr AdderView CATx User Guide CONTENTS Contents Introduction AdderView CATx features front and rear 5 What s in the box 6 What you may additionally need 6 Installation Mounting 7 Connections 8 Local user 9 Remote user via X100 X200 extender 10 Global user IP network port 11 Computer system via CAM 12 Modem ISDN port 13 Power in connection 14 Power control port 15 Cascading multiple units 16 How cascade connections ope
ADDER AdderView CATx User Guide V CONTENTS Contents Introduction AdderView CATx features front and rear 5 What s in the box 6 What you may additionally need 6 Installation Mounting 7 Connections 8 Local user 9 Remote user via X100 X200 extender 10 Global user IP network port 11 Computer system via CAM 12 Modem ISDN port 13 Power in connection 14 Power control port 15 Cascading multiple units 16 How cascade connections
ADDER AdderView CATx User Guide V CONTENTS Contents Introduction AdderView CATx features front and rear 5 What s in the box 6 What you may additionally need 6 Installation Mounting 7 Connections 8 Local user 9 Remote user via X100 X200 extender 10 Global user IP network port 11 Computer system via CAM 12 Modem ISDN port 13 Power in connection 14 Power control port 15 Cascading multiple units 16 How cascade connections
ADDER AdderView CATx User Guide V CONTENTS Contents Introduction AdderView CATx features front and rear 5 What s in the box 6 What you may additionally need 6 Installation Mounting 7 Connections 8 Local user 9 Remote user via X100 X200 extender 10 Global user IP network port 11 Computer system via CAM 12 Modem ISDN port 13 Power in connection 14 Power control port 15 Cascading multiple units 16 How cascade connections
ADDER AdderView CATx User Guide V CONTENTS Contents Introduction AdderView CATx features front and rear 5 What s in the box 6 What you may additionally need 6 Installation Mounting 7 Connections 8 Local user 9 Remote user via X100 X200 extender 10 Global user IP network port 11 Computer system via CAM 12 Modem ISDN port 13 Power in connection 14 Power control port 15 Cascading multiple units 16 How cascade connections
ADDEr AdderView CATx User Guide CONTENTS Contents Introduction AdderView CATx features front and rear 5 What s in the box 6 What you may additionally need 6 Installation Mounting 7 Connections 8 Local user 9 Remote user via X100 X200 extender 10 Global user IP network port 11 Computer system via CAM 12 Modem ISDN port 13 Power in connection 14 Power control port 15 Cascading multiple units 16 How cascade connections ope
ADDEr AdderView CATxlP 1000 User Guide v CONTENTS Contents Introduction AdderView CATxlP 1000 features front and rear 5 What s in the box 6 What you may additionally need 6 Installation Mounting 7 Connections 8 Local user 9 Global user IP network port 10 Computer system via CAM 11 Power in connection 12 Power control port 13 Cascading multiple units 14 Connecting units in cascade 15 Addressing computers in a cascade 1
Safety information For use in dry oil free indoor environments only Do not use to link between buildings Not suitable for use in hazardous or explosive environments or next to highly flammable materials Ensure that all twisted pair interconnect cables are installed in compliance with all applicable wiring regulations Do not connect the CATx link interface RJ45 style connector to any other equipment particularly network or telecommunications equip
Safety information For use in dry oil free indoor environments only Do not use to link between buildings Not suitable for use in hazardous or explosive environments or next to highly flammable materials Ensure that all twisted pair interconnect cables are installed in compliance with all applicable wiring regulations Do not connect the CATx link interface RJ45 style connector to any other equipment particularly network or telecommunications equip
CATx DVI D Extender with EDID ACS2001A R3 n VIDEO Figure 5 Remote unit rear view Power LED CATS port 4 Wiring Information and Coding Table 2 RJ 45 pinning and color coding Conductor Identification RJ 45 Pin Assignment Color Code for Conductor Pair 1 5 4 White Blue Blue Pair 2 1 2 White Orange Orange Pair 3 3 6 White Green Green Pair 4 7 8 White Brown Brown Figure 6 Jack positions Great tech support is just 30 seconds awa
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C hapter 1 Introduction Welcome to your BSI Broadax Systems Inc FieldGo PCATX R9 portable workstation Your FieldGo PCATX R9 workstation is one member of an entire family of portable computers and workstations designed by BSI Founded in 1986 BSI is one of the pioneers in the portable computer indus try BSI started by producing a transportable PC with an integrated mono chrome CRT display In 1987 BSI introduced its first flat panel portable PC AT system with a backlit
CODE Model CATX120 CM 1 EiatHiKi Programming Guide The keychain transmitters included with the system have been programmed at the factory with each button assigned to control a specific function of the system It is important to remember that during programming each individual step of the procedure must be executed within 15 seconds of the previous step When the 15 second time limit is allowed to expire the system will automatically terminate the programming
CODE AlARm Model CATX130 Out limit h EiLpIkiiLr l Programming Guide The keychain transmitters included with the system have been programmed at the factory with each button assigned to control a specific function of the system The system will store codes from up to 8 different transmitters If a 9 lh transmitter is programmed to the system then the first transmitter programmed to the system will be erased from the system s memory To program new or additional transmit
L ipnr Model CATX 1 WAY Our Code ii Eicelience Programming Guide The keychain transmitters included with the system have been programmed at the factory with each button assigned to control a specific function of the system The system will store codes from up to 8 different transmitters If a 9 lh transmitter is programmed to the system then the first transmitter programmed to the system will be erased from the system s memory To program new or additional transmitter
L ipnr Model CATX2LCD Our Code ii Eicelience Programming Guide The keychain transmitters included with the system have been programmed at the factory with each button assigned to control a specific function of the system The system will store codes from up to 8 different transmitters If a 9 lh transmitter is programmed to the system then the first transmitter programmed to the system will be erased from the system s memory To program new or additional transmitters
E ILORm Model CATX500 TRANSMITTER PROGRAMMING 1 Enter the vehicle and turn the ignition switch to the ON position 2 Press and release the Programming button switch 3 times 3 Press and hold the LOCK button of the transmitter you wish to program 4 The lights will flash 1 time indicating that the system is accepting the programming of channel 1 which is lock Repeat step 3 for each transmitter you wish to program 1 5 Press and release the valet push b
menr C HDMI 1 E HDMI 1 R USER MANUAL HDMI CATx Extender Receiver Package Contents e 1x HDMI 1 E or 1 x HDMI 1 R Both of above when purchased in a set e User Manual s e Power Supplies 5V 1A 2 of above when purchased in a set Features e Uses the latest HDBase T technology e Extends 1080p signals up to 330 feet 100 meters With a single CATx cable e Supports HDMI 1 4 with 3D function e Supports HDMI 1 2 and 1 3a e HDCP Compliant e Suppor
ViewLink CATx KVM Extender INSTALLATION AND OPERATIONS MANUAL 10707 Stancliff Road Houston Texas Phone 281 933 7673 www rose com LIMITED WARRANTY Rose Electronics warrants the ViewLink CATx to be in good working order for one year from the date of purchase from Rose Electronics or an authorized dealer Should this product fail to be in good working order at any time during this one year warranty period Rose Electronics will at its option repair or replac
lt BLACK BOX User Manual Edition 2010 10 06 CATXx DVI D plus USB HID Extender Model ACS3110A ACS3210A ACS3120A ACS3220A CATx DVI D plus USB HID Extender Copyright 2010 All rights reserved This information may not be reproduced in any manner without the prior written consent of the manufacturer Information in this document is subject to change without notice Trademarks All trademark and trade names mentioned in this document are acknowledged to