Datapath VisionAV Kullanıcı Kılavuzu - Sayfa 7

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Installing the Capture Card

You are likely to need a flat blade and /or a cross head screwdriver for the installation of the

VisionAV card; it would be useful to have these to hand before you begin.

• Power down the PC (including peripherals), switch off at the mains and disconnect all the cables

connected to the computer, noting the positions for accurate reconnection.

• Remove the PC cover.

• For the VisionAV/F capture cards, locate a vacant PCI Express slot (x4 or higher) on the

motherboard and remove the blanking plate (retain all screws).

• If the VisionAV/H is to be installed in a short form computer, two locations are required. The

VisionAV/H and the Audio Module should be installed adjacent to enable both cards to be connected

together using the ribbon cable supplied. The Audio Module does not require a slot on the mother-

board.

If you are in doubt consult your motherboard documentation to correctly identify a PCI Express slot. If

the card is forced into a 32 or 64 bit PCI or PCI-X slot it will be irreparably damaged when the system is

powered up and the warranty will be

• Reconnect all cables to the PC then connect a DVI cable (not supplied) distributing the DVI source

signal to the connector on the VisionAV capture card

• A standard definition signal can be connected to the RCA connector on the VisionAV

• An Audio feed can be connected to the Audio Module via the Audio Breakout Cable

• Power up the PC and commence the software installation

How to Connect Input Sources

The VisionAV/F card has one DVI-I and one RCA (female) connector and one RGB (male) connector on the

Audio Module:

The DVI-I connector supports DVI, HDMI, Component and RGB (VGA) inputs using the supplied adapters

where required.

A DVI input is connected directly into the DVI-I connector which accepts DVI-D (digital) or DVI-A (analog)

inputs:

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