Extron DVI DL 101 Dual Length DVI Cable Equalizer User Manual

This is a Dual Length DVI Cable Equalizer 68-1574-01 Rev. A 06 08 DVI DL 101 that can balance two different lengths of DVI cables to ensure the quality of signal transmission.


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Brand
DVI
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
18
File format
PDF
File size
2.2 MB
Published
12 January, 2012
Updated
01 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
B628FC7215D7CA3A8A6432779EF62637

About this manual

The Extron DVI DL 101 is a dual‑link cable equalizer that extends DVI signals beyond the standard 15' (5 m) limit. It can be placed at the end of a cable run up to 275' (84 m) for dual link or 200' (61 m) for single link, automatically equalizing and driving the signal to maintain image quality. The unit supports all dual‑link DVI signals up to 330 MHz and single‑link rates up to 165 MHz, passes EDID and HDCP data, and can work with HDMI adapters.

Installation is flexible: the DVI DL 101 can be mounted on a rack shelf, under or through furniture, attached to a projector pole, or used on a tabletop with four rubber feet. Safety warnings, power‑status LEDs, and optional DDC/HDCP buffering are described in the manual.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Features
  • Application Diagrams
  • Installation and Operation
  • Mounting Options
  • Front and Back Panel Features
  • Enabling the DDC Buffer
  • Specifications, Parts, and Accessories

Specifications

Maximum dual‑link DVI frequency330 MHz
Maximum single‑link DVI frequency165 MHz
Maximum input cable length (high rates)200 ft (50.8 m)
Maximum output cable length16.4 ft (5 m)
Power supply output12 VDC, 2 A

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum input cable length for the DVI DL 101?

The DVI DL 101 can accept input cables up to 200 ft (50.8 m) for the highest dual‑link rates.

How can the DVI DL 101 be mounted?

It can be mounted on a rack shelf, under or through furniture, attached to a projector pole, or placed on a tabletop using the included rubber feet.

What do the front‑panel LEDs indicate?

The amber LED shows that power is connected, while the green LED indicates that a source signal is present.

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