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Overview DXLink Fiber
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Instruction Manual – DXLink Fiber Transmitters and Receivers
Product Notes
Fiber Optic Transceivers
The DXLink Fiber units use SFP+ fiber optic transceivers*. Fiber optic transceivers are self-contained modules that send
and receive optical signals over fiber cable. These fiber optic transceivers are either multimode or single mode and must
be wired with the corresponding cable type.
* SFP+ = enhanced small form-factor pluggable fiber optic transceiver rated at 10 Gbps transmission data rate.
Note: The types of fiber optic transceivers used in DXLink Fiber units are referred to as “multimode” and
“single mode,” which indicate the maximum length of the fiber optic cable that can be used. In addition, the
Transmitters and Receivers support modes that can be determined during setup to handle the system
architecture, accommodate networking needs, and process video signals (see page 29).
Device Types / Cable Types / Cable Runs
The type of DXLink Fiber device determines the maximum length of cable runs possible. Cable quality is also a
determining factor.
All DXLink Fiber units are designed for transmission of an HDMI signal over fiber optic cable.
DXLink Fiber, Duplex multimode and single mode transceivers support bidirectional communication (Bidirectional
Mode) or unidirectional communication (Unidirectional and Data Link-lost Mode). DXLink Fiber, Simplex multimode
and single mode transceivers only support unidirectional communication.
Bidirectional Mode Communication
Bidirectional communication over DXLink Fiber includes transmission of digital video and audio, native NetLinx
control (IR and RS-232), USB keyboard and mouse, and Ethernet (100 Mbps).
Unidirectional Mode and Data Link-lost Mode Communication
Unidirectional and Data Link-lost communication over DXLink Fiber includes transmission of digital video and audio.
While native NetLinx control (IR and RS-232) is not supported over fiber, units can provide this support when they are
connected to a LAN via their ICS LAN 10/100 connector (see “Unidirectional Mode LAN Configuration” on page 60).
DXLink Fiber Devices
Device Type DXLink Fiber, Units Required Cable Type Maximum Distance
Multimode • DXF-TX-MMD
• DXF-RX-MMD
• DXF-TX-MMS
• DXF-RX-MMS
OM3 50/125
μm multimode fiber optic 984 ft. (300 m)
Single Mode • DXF-TX-SMD
• DXF-RX-SMD
• DXF-TX-SMS
• DXF-RX-SMS
9/125
μm single mode fiber optic 6.21 miles (10 km)
- Instruction Manual 1
- Contents 3
- ESD Warning 6
- Copyright Notice 9
- Liability Notice 9
- US FCC Notice 9
- Lithium Batteries Notice 9
- Trademark Notices 9
- Apache License, Version 2.0 10
- Warnings and Cautions 11
- Overview DXLink Fiber 12
- Bidirectional Mode 13
- Unidirectional Mode 13
- Data Link-lost Mode 13
- Product Notes 14
- Directive 15
- DXLink Fiber HDMI Receivers 16
- DXLink Fiber Boards 17
- Common Applications 18
- DXLink Fiber Transmitters 19
- DXLink Fiber Receivers 23
- Power Jack 24
- Common Features/Functionality 26
- HID Devices and Windows 8 27
- 4. Click OK 28
- DXLink Fiber Specifications 32
- qualified): 1 per unit 33
- Analog Video Specifications 36
- Local Audio Specifications 37
- Installation and Setup 38
- Setup Information 39
- Example 40
- Endpoint/ 40
- Bidirectional 40
- HDMI Out 41
- Fiber Out 41
- Fiber OutHDMI In 41
- Fiber In 41
- DIP Switch Location 44
- #2 Toggle Settings 45
- #3 Toggle Settings 45
- Setting DIP Switch #4 46
- Common Scenarios 46
- Table - Bidirectional 46
- Table - Unidirectional 47
- ICS LAN 10/100 LEDs 50
- Audio Type Precedence 51
- Local Area Network 57
- ID Pushbutton Functions 60
- To set the Scaling Mode: 61
- Bypass Mode 61
- Auto Mode 61
- Manual Mode 61
- Persistence of Scaling Mode 62
- Network Configuration 65
- TCP/IP Address Configuration 66
- External Master Versions 66
- Factory Default Parameters 67
- Device IDs 68
- Using the ID Pushbutton 68
- Factory Parameters* 70
- IRL File Transfers 72
- Transferring IRL Files 74
- Additional Documentation 76
- Additional IRL Information 76
- Device Numbering and Ports 77
- VIDOUT_RES_REF 79
- SEND_COMMAND 79
- VIDOUT_SCALE 79
- Scaling Modes 79
- VI<input>O 82
- <output> 82
- VIDIN_EDID 84
- IR CHANNELs 87
- IR SEND_COMMANDs 87
- AUDIN_FOR 87
- CH SEND_COMMAND 88
- XCH SEND_COMMAND 89
- USB SEND-COMMANDs (Receiver) 93
- PERSISTAV 95
- SEND_STRING Escape Sequences 96
- Troubleshooting 97
- DXLink Fiber Troubleshooting 98
- Network Setup Issues 99
- Technical Support 99
- Overview 100
- Important Upgrade Information 102
- Firmware Versions 102
- Transferring KIT Files 103
- Example: 104
- Telnet Username and Password 105
- Telnet Commands 106
- Telnet Commands (continued) 108
- Guidelines 119
- TCP vs. UDP 119
- URL vs. NDP vs. Auto 120
- Windows Client Programs 120
- Linux Telnet Client 120
- Creating a Virtual Master 123
- CONNECTION and press Enter 126
- HDMI Connector Cable Pinout 127
- HD-15 Connector Cable Pinout 128
- DVI Cable Connector Pinout 129
- CEA (RGB Color Space): 134
- CVR (RGB Color Space): 135
- CVT (RGB Color Space): 136
- DMR (RGB Color Space): 137
- DMT (RGB Color Space): 137
- Applicability Notice 138
- DXLink Fiber and EDID 141
- USER EDID 1 142
- USER_EDID_MODIFIED 142
- MIRROR OUT 1 142
- MIRROR_OUT_LOCAL 142
- AMX EDID Library 142
- Software Installation on PC 143
- DXLink Fiber Connection to PC 144
- EDID Programmer tab 144
- EDID Programmer View 145
- Read Error Message 146
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