Black Box Wizard AVU5001A Bedienungsanleitung

Wizard™ Multimedia Extenders

USER GUIDE

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MARCH 2006

AVU5001A

AVU5004A

AVU5010A

AVU5011A

AVU5111A

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SECT 1

Contents

Welcome

Introduction.................................................................................2

Standard Wizard AVU models................................................2

Further expansion...................................................................3

Transmitter cascading ........................................................3

Module mixing........................................................................3

Receiver cascading .............................................................3

What’s in the box ........................................................................4

What you may additionally need ...............................................4

Module features ..........................................................................5

Installation

Locations ......................................................................................6

Mounting .....................................................................................7

Using the self adhesive feet ...................................................7

Using the rear mounting slot.................................................7

Using the optional rack mount chassis..................................8

Making standard connections ....................................................9

Connections at the transmitter..............................................9

Connections at the receiver .................................................12

Making cascade connections ....................................................14

Important limitations when cascading................................14

Cascade connection examples..............................................14

Cascading transmitters .........................................................15

Cascading receivers (Wizard AVU5111A only) ....................16

Operation

Indicators ...................................................................................17

Adjustments...............................................................................17

Brightness and sharpness adjustments................................17

Skew compensation adjustments (AVU5111A only)...........18

Further information

Troubleshooting ........................................................................20

Getting assistance......................................................................20

Safety information ....................................................................21

Products in the Wizard AVU range ..........................................21

Emissions and Immunity............................................................22

Normas Ociales Mexicanas (NOM) statement .......................23

Instrucciones de seguridad ..............................................23

BlackBox subsidiary contact details..........................................25

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SECT 2

Welcome

Introduction

The Wizard AVU range of multimedia extenders are designed and built

specically for use wherever high quality video and sound must be faithfully

reproduced at distant locations. Mindful of the need for variety and exibility to

suit disparate installations, we have created a family of products that can full

your current requirements and be easily expanded at any future stage.

Standard Wizard AVU models

There are two different Wizard AVU transmitter and receiver module types

available, the choice of each depends upon the quantity and types of devices

that need to be driven:

Wizard AVU5010A pair

The Wizard AVU5010A package provides a single transmitter and single

receiver capable of directly supporting two remote display and speaker sets.

The transmitter can additionally support a local monitor and speaker set located

adjacent to the source system. Expansion is made possible by connecting

further similar transmitters to the original module, each supporting their own

receiver modules. The standard transmitter and receiver

modules are also available separately and are known as

the AVU5001A (transmitter) and AVU5011A (receiver)

respectively.

Wizard AVU5004A and AVU5111A

The Wizard AVU5004A transmitter and multiple AVU5111A modules are

designed to provide potentially enormous expansion possibilities from the

outset. Each AVU5004A transmitter is capable of directly feeding up to four

AVU5111A receivers. Each receiver supports two remote display and speakers

sets, but additionally can also drive a further three

receivers and their respective displays/speakers.

Additional expansion is also possible by connecting

further AVU5004A transmitters to the original module,

each supporting their own multiple AVU5111A

receiver modules.

Wizard AVU5010A transmitter and receiver pair driving two remote

displays and speakers in addition to a local monitor and speaker set

Wizard AVU5004A transmitter and four AVU5111A

(or AVU5011A) receivers driving up to eight

remote displays and speakers in addition to a local

monitor and speaker set

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Further expansion

Transmitter cascading

As mentioned earlier, the AVU5001A

and AVU5004A transmitters

are both capable of supporting

additional transmitter modules (and

their subsequent receivers). This

is achieved using the video and

audio out ports

to provide the

inputs into the

next transmitter

module, and so

on. A limit of

three cascade

connections

(comprising both

transmitter and/or

receiver cascades)

is possible within

any branch of the

system.

Receiver cascading

This method of expansion is limited

to the AVU5111A receivers as

only they are equipped with the

necessary LINK OUT cascade port.

Using the LINK OUT port, the video

and audio signals are transferred via

CATx cabling to the next

receiver. This receiver can

then drive its own dual

display/speaker sets as

well as provide a further

LINK OUT to a third and

nal AVU5111A receiver.

A limit of three cascade

connections (comprising

both transmitter and/or

receiver cascades) is

possible within any branch

of the system.

Either of the Wizard AVU transmitters can be connected

in cascade to provide further audio and video expansion

opportunities

The Wizard AVU5111A receivers offer the further

benet of receiver cascading to provide multiple

audio and video outputs on every branch

Module mixing

Most of the Wizard AVU modules can be mixed together in various

combinations quite freely. For instance, an AVU5004A transmitter can drive

mixtures of AVU5011A and AVU5111A receivers. Similarly, an AVU5001A

transmitter can control single or cascaded AVU5111A receivers. An AVU5011A

receiver can also be cascaded from an AVU5111A receiver, although the reverse

is not true.

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For each Wizard module:

Power supply adapter

and country-specic

mains cable

Self adhesive

rubber feet

Video cable to connect a

transmitter to the source PC

and optionally to connect

additional transmitter

modules in cascade.

What’s in the box What you may additionally need

Wizard

AVU5001A

transmitter*

Wizard

AVU5011A

receiver*

* The Wizard

AVU5001A and

AVU5011A are packaged

as a transmitter and receiver pair

(AVU5010A) as well as being available

separately. The Wizard AVU5004A and

AVU5111A modules are only available

separately.

Stereo audio cable to

connect a transmitter to the

source PC and optionally

to connect additional

transmitter modules in

cascade.

CD-ROM containing

skew test pattern

and documentation

For part numbers of other items, please also refer to the

section Products in the Wizard range.

< Rack mount fascia plate

for modules.

(Part number: BB AVU5002)

19” rack mount chassis >

(Part number: BB AVU5000A)

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Module features

Transmitter module

(AVU5004A model pictured)

Power supply connection

Local

video

output Local

audio

output

Video

input

from

source

Audio

input

from

source

Link output to receiver 1

Link outputs to

receivers 2, 3 & 4

(AVU5004A only)

Indicators

Receiver module

(AVU5111A model pictured)

Power

supply

connection

Link output to

cascaded receiver

(AVU5111A only)

Indicators

Link input from

transmitter (or

cascade input)

Audio output to speakers

Video output

to display

Audio output to speakers

Video output to display

Variation for

AVU5001A transmitter

Single link out

connector

Brightness control

Sharpness control

Skew adjusters

(not AVU5011A)

Variation for

AVU5011A receiver

Single link in

connector

(also no skew

compensation adjusters)

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Installation

Locations

Please consider the following important points when planning the positions of

your Wizard modules:

• Take care not to exceed the maximum link cable lengths (please refer to the

section Making cascade connections).

• Ensure that the transmitters are as close as possible to the source PC system

and the receivers are similarly close to the display modules. Use video

connection cables that are correctly shielded and are no longer than 6m in

length.

• Wherever possible, choose routes for the CATx twisted pair link cables that

avoid mains power cables.

• Remember a mains power socket is required for each transmitter and

receiver.

• Consult the precautions listed within the Safety information section.

SECT 3

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Using the rear mounting slot

The slot at the rear of each module allows it to be hung upon a xed screw that

protrudes from the mounting surface.

IMPORTANT: The internal circuit board is accessible through the mounting slot.

Ensure that any mounting screws protrudes no further than ” (12.5mm) into

the module casing - serious electrical damage will be caused if the screw makes

contact with the internal circuitry.

5mm ( )

0.19"

9.5mm 0.37"( )

Using the self adhesive feet

Apply the supplied self-

adhesive rubber feet to the

underside corners of the

Wizard modules.

Mounting

Before you begin connecting to the source PC system and display devices, it

is advisable to mount the Wizard modules in place. There are a number of

mounting possibilities for the transmitter and receiver modules:

• On a horizontal surface using the supplied self adhesive feet,

• Mounted on a screw using the rear slot,

• Within the optional rack mount chassis,

• On inclined surfaces using self adhesive Velcro© strips (not supplied).

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Using the optional rack mount chassis

1 Place the optional rack plate onto the front of the transmitter or receiver

module and secure it with the countersunk screws.

2 Orient the module on its side so that its labelled face is the correct way up

and the securing plate is facing away from the rack.

3 Slide the module into the required rack position.

4 The rack mount chassis has a series of holes in its oor that are spaced

to accommodate the screws on the module’s lower edge. Ensure that the

screws correctly locate into the holes of the chosen slot. The rack securing

plate on the module should now be ush with the front of the rack mount

chassis.

5 Use the supplied (pan-head) screws, in the top hole of the rack securing

plate to fasten the module to the rack.

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Making standard connections

Connections to the Wizard modules do not need to follow the precise order

given in this user guide although it is recommended that you do not apply

power to the modules until all other connections have been made.

Note: Unless stated otherwise, all connection information given here applies to

all modules in the Wizard AVU family.

Connections at the transmitter

To connect video and audio from the source PC system

1 Attach a video cable of suitable type and length (fully shielded with 15 way

male D-type connectors at both ends, 6 feet or less) to the socket labelled

on the Wizard transmitter.

2 Attach the other end of the video cable to the appropriate VGA

video output socket on the source PC system.

3 Attach a stereo audio cable (shielded with three way

3.5mm jack plugs at both ends) to the socket

labelled

on the Wizard transmitter.

4 Attach the other end of the stereo audio

cable to the appropriate audio

output socket on the source PC

system.

To connect a monitor and speakers

The video and audio out ports of the Wizard transmitter can optionally be used

either to:

• Attach a monitor and/or speakers in the vicinity of the source PC system

– See below,

• Make a cascade link to another transmitter module – Please refer to the

section Making cascade connections – Cascading transmitters.

1 Attach the video cable from the monitor to the socket labelled

OUT

on the Wizard transmitter.

2 Attach the stereo audio cable from the speakers to the

socket labelled

OUT

on the Wizard transmitter.

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