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DX-700 • User’s Guide • Rev 02 211
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Fiberlink NNI Hardware
4) NNI Connection LED
The NNI Connection LED indicates the status of the data coming over the NNI
cable from the LED wall.
Green indicates that a signal is present. Off indicates
that a signal is not present. Refer to the “
LED Error Conditions” section on this
page for important information about LED error indicators.
5) NNI Connector
The NNI Connector connects the Fiberlink NNI Receiver to the Barco LED wall
via NNI cable. It uses a captive twist-lock dust cap that is rated for IP-65.
6) Power LED
The Power LED indicates the status of power coming into the unit from the AC
power supply.
Green indicates that power is present. Off indicates that there is
no power to the unit. Refer to the “
LED Error Conditions” section on this page
for important information about LED error indicators.
7) Fiber Optic Connector
The Fiber Optic Connector connects the Fiberlink NNI Receiver module to the
Fiberlink NNI
Transmitter module via fiber optic cable. It is a twist-lock connector
that is rated for IP-65. A captive dust cap is provided.
8) Mounting Holes
Four Mounting Holes (8mm diameter) are provided in the Sun Shield to facilitate
mounting the unit. Refer to the “
Installing the Fiberlink NNI Modules” section
on page 214 for installation recommendations.
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This section outlines important LED error conditions on the Fiberlink NNI Receiver unit.
• Fast Blink — All LEDs on the Fiberlink NNI Receiver blink fast if more than 1.5
amps of current are drawn from the unit by the NNI LED wall. In this condition, the
power from the
Receiver to the wall is shut down.
• Slow Blink — All LEDs on the Fiberlink NNI Receiver blink slow if more than .75
amps of current are drawn from the unit by the NNI LED wall. In this condition, the
power from the
Receiver to the wall is shut down.
Each “blinking” condition points to a power supply, connection, or other power-related error
on one or more NNI wall tiles.
Important
An NNI cable is a High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI)
cable. You should
not attempt to connect an NNI cable to an
HDMI monitor. Connecting directly to a monitor can result in
damage to the monitor.
Important
Always put the dust cap on securely when the NNI cable is
not connected to the unit. The dust cap is secure when it
clicks into place.
Important
Always put the dust cap on securely when the fiber optic
cable is not connected to the unit. The dust cap is secure
when it clicks into place.