User Manual for Hall Technologies 200A 2-Port VGA Splitter
Quick guide for the Hall Technologies 200A 2-Port VGA Splitter. Learn how to install, configure EDID settings, and troubleshoot power issues with this compact video distribution amplifier.
Quick answers from the manual
Quick answer
- The 200A is a 2-channel VGA distribution amplifier with stereo audio and EDID management. It can be powered via the VGA source or an external 6V DC adapter. p. 2
Key actions
- Connect video source to input and displays to outputs. p. 3
First start
- Turn off equipment, connect cables, set EDID switch, power up. p. 3
Problems and fixes
Connect the supplied power adapter.
p. 3Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value | Meaning | Pages |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power | 6V DC, 300mA | External power requirement | p. 3 |
Where to find it in the PDF
- Product Overview p. 1
- Installation and Specs p. 3
Table of contents
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The Hall Technologies 200A is a 2-channel VGA distribution amplifier designed to split video and audio signals. It features EDID management and can be powered by the VGA source or an external power adapter.
Installation
- Turn off all equipment and disconnect all cables.
- Connect your video source to the video input and the audio source to the 3.5mm jack using the included cables.
- Connect video OUTPUT 1 and 2 to your displays (LCD, projector, etc.) and audio to powered speakers or other devices.
- Set the EDID SOURCE switch on the unit (default is OUTPUT 1).
- Power up the displays and then the PC.
- If the green power light is not on, connect the supplied 6V DC power adapter.
EDID Management
The unit allows you to route EDID data from the LCD connected to OUTPUT #1 or use internal EDID memory. Use the recessed 2-position switch to select the desired routing.
Specifications
- Video Connectors: HD15 female
- Bandwidth: DC to 500 MHz
- Audio Connectors: 3.5mm mini-stereo
- Power: 6V DC, 300mA
Practical help
Common problems
The video source is not providing enough power. Connect the supplied 6V DC power adapter to the unit.
Before use
- Ensure all equipment is turned off before connecting cables.
- Verify you have the VGA and 3.5mm audio cables.
- Check if your video source provides power via VGA or if you need the external adapter.
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