By connecting the proper cabling, the VA6875WM can be used to interface VGA thru UXGA, MAC, SUN/SGI workstations, and other sources that output RGsB, RGBS or RGBHV analog video signals. The VA6875WM uses a 15-pin HD input compatible with standard VGA pin-outs. There are two buffered outputs available: a 15-pin HD connector on the front to feed a local monitor, and 6 BNC connectors on the back to feed a large screen display. The output on the back of the unit provides RGsB, RGBS or RGBHV format signals.

A horizontal positioning control is accessible on the face of the VA6875WM, as well as six dip switches which may occasionally be needed for compatibility purposes.

The MX2100AV offers a main output that passes the selected source computer video signal, and a local output that passes either the selected computer video input, or alternatively, can be over-ridden by dip-switch to always pass input #1. Both video outputs are fully buffered, and both offer full video equalization, capable of compensating for cable lengths up to 300 feet (91m).

In addition to switching between VGA type signals, the MX2100AV also switches stereo audio signals, providing two 3.5mm stereo mini input jacks, a 3.5mm local monitor jack always looped to input #1, and a balanced stereo audio output on a 5 pin terminal block.

This is an alternative to the traditional method of using RGB or VGA type multi-channel coaxial cable, a solution that is desirable due to the fact that CAT-5 cable is thinner, more flexible and less costly than multi-channel coaxial cable. Also, many facilities already have a CAT-5 cable infrastructure, allowing this solution to reduce the amount of labor and intrusion required for retrofit installations.

The DA1921SX is compact and easy to use. It offers a female RJ-45 input connector and two female 15-pin HD output connectors. Both outputs are fully buffered, in effect providing a built-in 1-in 2-out distribution amplifier.

The DA1921SX can receive signal resolutions between VGA and UXGA. Used together with an ALTINEX CAT-5 Computer Video Transmitter and properly adjusted with the built-in equalization controls, the maximum cable distance is approximately 500 feet/152 meters for VGA (640 x 480, 60 Hz refresh rate) and 250 feet/76.2 meters for UXGA (1600 x 1200, 60 Hz refresh rate). Please see the complete specifications for other resolutions.

The MT103-123 is easy to use and requires only one slot in the MultiTasker™ system. The MT103-123 is able to receive one of the video sources, such as VGA, S-video or C-Video along with Stereo Audio transmitted over the CAT-5/6 cable from the MT103-122, DA1930CT or equivalent Transmitter.

The MT103-123 provides both Audio and Video outputs. The MT103-123 offers a female 15-pin HD output for RGBHV/YPbPr signals with the native Plug & Play compatibility, a 4 pin Mini-Din connector for S-Video and an RCA connector for Composite Video Output. A 5 pin terminal block is used for Stereo Audio Output, as well as a 3.5mm stereo jack.

The unit also offers hardware Video Equalization for transmission lengths up to 400 feet. In combination with the necessary second unit on the receiving or transmitting side of the cable, the distance will almost double between the unit. The Video Equalization works in conjunction with the Video Equalization on the transmitter. There is also a Signal Detect feature which shows when an input signal is present.

The MT103-128 is a high-resolution interface card designed to connect a computer video source to a compatible monitor or projector over long distances.

This card is typically used in data centers, large training rooms, large events, and control rooms. The ease of installation, saving up to 80% of installation time, and the over 50% space savings in the equipment rack, make these cards a critical factor in the planning and budgeting an AV installation. How are these savings achieved?

The unit is factory configured and ready-to-be-installed. The equalization of the video signal can be done on the hardware side or remotely via RS232. The space saving result from the MultiTasker card cage solution. Up to 20 cards can fit into one MultiTasker, all running of ONE power supply and all individually adjustable via ONE single RS232 connection.

The MT103-128 is compatible with VGA through UXGA resolutions. The input on the card is connected via a standard computer VGA connector. The MT103-128 provides RGsB output and a buffered VGA local monitor output on a standard 15-Pin HD connector.

The MT103-128 both use video signal equalization and horizontal position controls to compensate for signal quality loss on long cable runs, up to 200ft between units. Switch settings allow these features to be controlled either through software control (RS-232) or from a hardware adjustment accessible on the front of the card.

Signal Detection circuitry allows the user to determine the presence of an input signal.

The HelpInside™ feature allows programmers to have access to command structures and control of the MT103-128 from any terminal.

The MT103-128 also has Menu driven protocol implemented for easier RS-232 control, which eliminates the requirement of typing lengthy commands for output adjustments.

In addition to the MPEG-2 format, the card supports MPEG-1, JPEG and MP3 file formats, which are stored on High Speed Compact Flash cards. The MT106-110 accepts flash cards ranging in size from 128MB up to 1GB. At 1GB, the MT106 110 is capable of playing video/audio clips totaling up to 30 minutes in length.

Output formats include VGA or Composite Video, and stereo audio. The MT106-110 recognizes up to 99 tracks and may be programmed for loop play or single track play. Loop mode is ideal for situations where no manual interference is needed or desired. The MT106-110 may be programmed to loop on track zero only, or to loop through all tracks. Additionally, for further control, the user may play a single, addressable track.

The MT106-110 supports all standard video control including PLAY, STOP, PAUSE, NEXT and PREVIOUS commands. Additionally, audio control is included with the MT106-110. The output volume may be increased, decreased or muted for greater user control.

The HelpInside™ feature allows programmers to have access to command structures and control of the MT106-110 from any terminal.

The MT106-110 also has Menu driven protocol implemented for easier RS-232 control, which eliminates the requirement of typing lengthy commands for output adjustments.

Designed for installation into a table in a presentation system, the Pop `N Plug Slim™ Tabletop Interconnect Box provides access to multi-media input connections when needed and hides them when not needed.

Using a tower type construction with pneumatic suspension and a mechanical latching mechanism, the Pop `N Plug Slim™ can either "pop up" into a raised position to provide access to input plates or it can be lowered flush into the table when not in use. The tower is opened and closed by pressing down on the top panel. Unlike the PNP202, the PNP300 does not require the use of electromagnets to hold the center tower in a lowered position.

The Pop `N Plug Slim™ provides a single input plate that offers Computer Video (15-pin HD), COM Port/RS-232 (9-pin D), Video (RCA), Audio (2-RCAs), Computer Audio (Stereo Mini), Modem (RJ11), and Network (RJ45) input connections. The plate also offers a standard AC power outlet. All signals are passed through the unit with connection to the AV system being made under the table.