Crestron DTT-17 Specifications download pdf (Page 20)

DualTouch™ Technology Touchpanel Crestron DTT-17V3

diagram on page 17. To prevent unauthorized removal, you can attach one end of a

Kensington security cable to this slot and the other end to an immovable object.

Refer to the Kensington website for additional details (http://www.kensington.com).

Hardware Hookup

Refer to the following diagram and complete the connections as specified. Ensure

that the UPX-2 and the DTT-17V3 are both powered down before beginning.

CAUTION: To avoid damage to the DTT-17V3 or to your video card, never

connect or disconnect the video or power cable while the DTT-17V3 or the UPX-2

are powered up.

NOTE: The USB cable may be extended using up to four 16-foot active extensions.

Each extension cable must contain a hub (repeater) to regenerate the USB signal

(maximum of 64 feet). For longer extensions, Crestron has tested and approved

IOGEAR USB Extender model GUCE50, which allows up to 150 feet over CAT5.

NOTE: Using high quality cable, the VGA cable may be extended up to a

maximum of about 10 meters (32.8 ft.) for analog VGA at 1280 x 1024. If you need

a longer run, add VGA extenders or VGA distribution amplifiers.

1. Connect the RGB/VGA cable, linking the UPX-2 RGB OUTPUT A

connector to the DTT-17V3 RGB VIDEO IN connector.

2. Connect the USB cable, linking the UPX-2 USB port to the DTT-17V3

USB port.

3. Connect the power supply line cord to an AC outlet and the power supply

adaptor.

4. Plug the power adaptor cord into the DTT-17V3 DC IN port.

5. Power up the DTT-17V3. The power indicator should light up amber.

6. Power up the UPX-2. When a video signal is applied to the DTT-17V3, the

power indicator will turn blue.

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