Cable Length
- Thread starter PhuHung
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Pangolin
Staff member
Everything should be fine as long as:
1) Your projector has the proper connections and pin-out
2) Your cable uses the proper connections (please see our help file)
3) You are using high-quality cable
If one or more of these conditions do not exist, you can expect problems...
If you use crappy cable, I would expect the projector to do *something*... If the projector really is not doing anything, then I suspect that the connections or cabling are not correct.
Best regards,
William Benner
1) Your projector has the proper connections and pin-out
2) Your cable uses the proper connections (please see our help file)
3) You are using high-quality cable
If one or more of these conditions do not exist, you can expect problems...
If you use crappy cable, I would expect the projector to do *something*... If the projector really is not doing anything, then I suspect that the connections or cabling are not correct.
Best regards,
William Benner
Pangolin
Staff member
Hi PhuHung,
Based on what you have written, I strongly suspect that the connector or cabling are not correct. It could be that your projector requires input from the "shutter" signal, or that your projector requires a connection between the "interlock" pins (which would be smart, because that's what they are there for). But perhaps the cable you are using does not use these pins (likely).
So again, you should investigate the cable and connections.
Best regards,
William Benner
Based on what you have written, I strongly suspect that the connector or cabling are not correct. It could be that your projector requires input from the "shutter" signal, or that your projector requires a connection between the "interlock" pins (which would be smart, because that's what they are there for). But perhaps the cable you are using does not use these pins (likely).
So again, you should investigate the cable and connections.
Best regards,
William Benner