SIIG CE-DV0031-S1 Quick Installation Manual

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3-Port DVI Splitter

Quick Installation Guide

Introducing the 3-Port DVI Splitter

The 3-Port DVI Splitter provides an easy solution for
distributing one DVI video signal to three displays.

Features and Benefits

• Connects a DVI video source to 3 DVI compatible
displays

• Perfect as a repeater by regenerating the DVI signal

• Stackable; up to 8 devices to support up to 17
outputs

• Reads and remembers EDID of displays

Technical Specifications

• Input connector: 1 x DVI-I

• Output connector: 2 x DVI-I

• Maximum resolution: 1600 x 1200

• LEDs: 1 x Green (ID), 1 x Red (power)

• DIP switch: 2

• Dimensions: 12mm (L) x 88mm (W) x 25mm (H)

• Weight: 300g

Package Contents

• 3-Port DVI Splitter

• DVI Y-cable (DVI to DVI x2, 100/180 cm)

• Power Adapter (5V, 2A)

• Quick Installation Guide

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Front Panel

Note: When cascading, use the short cable of the
DVI Y-cable to connect to the next splitter's
DVI-IN.

Rear Panel

Power Jack

Connect to DVI Display Connect to DVI Y-cable

Connect to DVI
output (PC)

Rotary
switch

Green
LED

Red
LED

Infrared
receiver

• Power Jack: connect to the power supply

• DVI-In: connect to DVI output source, such as PC

• Rotary switch: used when cascading, assign different
ID for each switch. Ignore when only a single
splitter is used.

• Green LED: lights when the splitter is selected

• Red LED: lights when powered on

• Infrared Receiver (optional): not enabled

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DIP Switch

• 1 ON: open EQ. Less noise but more power
consumption

• 1 OFF: Close EQ

• 2 ON: Writing Default EDID. Set switch to ON,
plug in the power adapter. The green light will turn
on after the writing process in completed.

• 2 OFF: Recording EDID of the Connected Display
via DVI-Out 1 connector. Plug in the DVI cable first
from the display and then plug in the power adapter.
The recording process will be initated and the green
LED lights up. The green LED will turn off after the
reading process is completed.

Important: Do not plug in your DVI source when the
3-Port DVI Splitter is writing default EDID or recording
EDID from displays. This will cause damage to the EDID
in the flash memory.

Note: If you cannot boot your computer from the
connected 3-Port DVI Spitter due to damaged EDID
in the splitter, proceed with Writing Default EDID
and Recording EDID of the Connected Display as
outlined above. This will force the 3-Port DVI
Splitter to write the EDID from the display.