10-821-01
6/5-wire cabling
In case of limited systems, a 5-wire cabling suffices. In that case, the M terminal does
not have to be wired. All jumpers then have to be set to 5-wire cabling.
4. oPERatIoN aND USE
Image quality - amplification
TIP: Preferably adjust the image clarity with 2 people: one to control the controller and
one to check the image quality on the video internal units.
Note: Due to signal attenuation in the video bus (V1, V2) after splitting, the brightness of
the image can decrease. Turn the control by means of a screwdriver to adjust the image
V2 V1 M P b a
brightness (both video signals).
Video
IN
Jumper J1 and J2
J1: defining terminal resistor
J1 horizontally over both upper pins: video splitters as last appliance on
the video bus
J1
oN
Video
OUT1
J2
V1
6
J1
oN
J1
J2
J2
6
6
Jumper horizontally over both middle pins: no application
J1
oN
J2
6
J2: defining 5/6-wire cabling
J2 horizontally over both bottom pins: video splitter used in a 5-wire video
system (terminal b and M interconnected)
J1
oN
J2
6
J1
J1
oN
J2
J2
6
6
10
- turning clockwise: image becomes brighter
- turning counterclockwise: image becomes less bright
J1
ON
J2
6
Video
OUT2
V2
V1
V2
J1 vertically over two pins upper left or right: video splitters NOT
as last appliance on the video bus
oN
J2 vertically over two pins bottom left or right: video splitter used
in a 6-wire video system
oN
EN