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This converter combines a DVI-D monitor signal with an analogue audio signal into an HDMI signal, e.g. for output to a HDTV. Simple plug and play - no configuration necessary, No changes are made to the resolution of the video signal.
Features of the RF-BLOK shielded design:
Features of the RF-BLOK shielded design:
• DVI-I block for use with our Snap-in Face Plates
• DVI-I snap in bezel
• Gold plated female connectors
• Suitable for use with our range of snap in bezels and wall plates
• 2 year warranty
The LINDY Modular AV Face Plate System allows you to create your own custom face plates by using a combination of Snap-in Blocks and Keystone modules.
Install this Phono Snap-in Block into a face plate alongside other Keystone and Snap-in modules.
These modules provide a full range of solutions for AV. networking, voice and audio installations.
The wide selection of modules and face plates can be custom configured giving you greater control and flexibility.
Additional required products...
Please Note: The LINDY Modular AV Face Plate System must be used in conjunction with LINDY Face Plates.
Single Gang Face Plate and Double Gang Face Plate also available.
Please note: and is not included.
Please note: In some instances, Monitor EDID cloning is necessary for proper video display. Connect the transmitter unit (blue device) to the monitor/display and turn it on. Wait a few seconds for the EDID data to be cloned into the transmitter unit. Only then can the adapter be connected to the PC.
This splitter cable allows two monitors to be connected to a computer's single DVI port. It's a passive cable which simply splits a single DVI signal into two without any amplification or signal regeneration, making it an ideal, cost effective solution for shorter installations.
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