Extron electronic RGB 580xi - Manual (Page 6)

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Introduction
RGB 580xi Remote Interface
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Chapter Two
Installation and Setup
Installation Overview
Application Diagrams
Front Panel Features and Cabling
Rear Panel Features and Cabling
Front Panel Adjustments
Mounting the Optional AAP Device
AAP Device Features
Cabling the AAP Device Rear Connectors
Cable Cubby AAP Device Features
Cabling the Cable Cubby AAP Devices
Troubleshooting
About the RGB 580xi
The Extron RGB 580xi is an analog, remote-mountable
computer video interface that can be installed in a location that
is hidden from the user’s view. It features a 300 MHz (< -3 dB)
video bandwidth.
It accepts one analog computer video input (RGBHV, RGBS,
RGsB, and RsGsBs) on a 15-pin HD female connector and one
unbalanced stereo audio input on a 3.5 mm stereo female jack.
Five BNC female connectors provide video output (RGBHV,
RGBS, and RGsB), and a five-pole captive screw connector
provides for stereo audio output.
A variety of Architectural Adapter Plates (AAP) with A/V inputs
can be used in conjunction with the RGB 580xi and are ideal for
installation in remote locations, including discreet mounting in
the Extron Hideaway Surface Access Products, such as the
HSA 400, HSA 402 and HSA 822.
In addition, a series of RGB 580xi CC AAP plates are also
available for Extron Cable Cubby mounting.
In this manual, “RGB 580xi” and “remote interface” are used
interchangeably.
Features
Stereo audio — Unbalanced, PC level stereo audio input can be
output as balanced or unbalanced stereo audio.
Level and Peaking adjustments — Level and peaking controls
compensate for signal losses over long cable runs. Level
adjusts image brightness and peaking adjusts image
sharpness.
Advanced Digital Sync Processing (ADSP™) — ADSP allows
sync processing operations, such as horizontal centering,
to occur without affecting the signal’s sync timing. This
allows horizontal centering to be applied to signals that
are output to digital display devices such as LCD
projectors, DLP projectors and plasma displays. A front
panel DIP switch provides another option, Digital Display
Sync Processing™ (DDSP™), to ensure proper displays
without altering sync pulse timing or width.
Remote contact closure — A contact closure signal can be sent
to the interface from the remote AAP.
RS-232 control — A set of instructions are available via the
Extron control software for Windows ® , or any other
remote control system.
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