10/27/2011

47-2340	-30ft	Fully DVI Compliant Graphic Extension Cable (Downstream Power)    • Contains 7 internally connected fibers • Special order lengths up to 1640 ft.   (allow 3-4 weeks)(+$2.00/ft.)	795.00	554.00
	-100ft		895.00	657.00
	-150ft		998.00	749.00
47-2341		• Digital video signal distribution can be extended up to 600 meter (.37 Mile) • Supports fixed XGA resolution (1024x 768) at 75Hz refresh rate • Medical, military, aerospace, industrial and traffic control applications • Automatic Power Switching for protection of power collision • NO DDC2B support — must be hard coded into system • Free from cable EMI/RFI • Requires 4 - LC fibers (See 71-9644-xx below) • Factory Programmed EDID Parameters	676.00	483.00
47-2344		• Digital video signal distribution can be extended up to 600 meter (.37 Mile) • Supports fixed SXGA resolution (1280x1024) at 75Hz refresh rate • Medical, military, aerospace, industrial and traffic control applications • Automatic Power Switching for protection of power collision • NO DDC2B support — must be hard coded into system • Free from cable EMI/RFI • Requires 4 - LC fibers (See 71-9644-xx below) • Factory Programmed EDID Parameters • Factory Programmed EDID Parameters	696.00	515.00

DVI Link Cable / Adapters
DVI (Digital Video Interface) is a specification created by the Digital Display Working Group (DDWG) to accommodate analog and digital monitors with a single connector.  There are three different DVI configurations: DVI-A, designed for analog signals, DVI-D, designed for digital signals, and DVI-I (integrated), designed for both analog and digital signals.  The Digital Visual Interface (DVI) connectors provide high-bandwidth performance digital-only and integrated digital/analog interface between a host device and display device in high-resolution video applications.  The current specification (1.0)  also calls for cabling that can provide excellent EMI/RFI interference reduction. Early digital DFP (Digital Flat Panel) connectors are referred to as "half-pitch centronics" or "Mini-D Ribbon" connectors, and were on some early DFP displays that may now need DVI connectivity.  Many monitors now include a DVI connection and many video adapters include a DVI port along with, or instead of, the traditional 15-pin Video Graphics Array (VGA) port.  We carry (below) the connector cabling to suit your host device to display device needs. The following meet the DVI 1.0 Specification for connectors
Part No.	Description		Retail	Dealer
94-4500-6	DVI Digital to DVI Digital Dual Link		26.95	19.95
	•   Used to extend existing DVI-D cable connection •   Improved signal, resolutions up to 1920x1080 •   24+1 Pin Male to Male
94-4501-6	DVI Digital to DVI Digital Single Link		24.95	17.95
	•   Used to extend existing DVI-D to DFP cable connection •   Improved signal quality over analog connections •   18+1 Pin Male to Male
94-4502-6	DVI Analog Plug to VGA Plug		23.95	16.95
	•   Where Analog signal is being used to connect to     Digital Flat Panel device  •   12 Pin DVI Male to VGA Male
94-4503-6	DVI I to DVI-I Dual Link		27.95	20.95
	•   Attaches host device to display device •   Improved signal, resolutions up to 1920x1080 •   24+5 Pin Male to Male
94-4504	DVI Digital Plug to DFP Receptacle		22.95	15.95
	•   Attaches host to Digital Flat Panel device •   18+1 Pin DVI Male to 20 Pin half-pitch centronics     (early digital DFP) Female
94-4505	DVI Analog Female to VGA Male		20.95	13.95
	•   Used for analog signal connect to display device     (Flat panel monitor or CRT) •   29 Pin DVI Female to 15 Pin VGA Male
94-4506	DVI Digital Receptacle to DFP Plug		21.95	14.95
	•   Attaches host device to Digital Flat Panel device •   24+1 Pin DVI Female to 20 Pin half-pitch centronics     (early digital DFP) Male
94-4507	DVI Analog Plug to VGA Receptacle		21.95	14.95
	•   Used to convert to or from an analog signal when using a     Flat panel monitor or CRT •   29 Pin DVI Male to 15 Pin VGA Female

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