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StarTech VGA Wall Plate STUTPWALLA Video Extender

Written by Vikram Chand

Saturday, 16 January 2010

Rated

4.5 out of 5 Stars

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StarTech VGA Wall Plate STUTPWALLA Video Extender
The Installation and Usage
Final Thoughts
Specifications

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Easy audio and video extender!

Have you been in a conference room with a projector on the table where you have unwanted shadows on the screen? Well, here is a solution that you just can't afford to miss. How about using a VGA extender and mounting the projector on the ceiling where you will have no interference.

The StarTech VGA Wall Plate Video Extender over CAT5/CAT6 with Audio (STUTPWALLA) will help you accomplish just that with ease. All you need to do is install the input place on the wall close to the spot you want to transmit from and then one probably on the ceiling where you want to install the projector. Users will be very happy with the quality and ease of use of this product. Now, lets see what it's all about.

THE PACKAGE AND DESIGN

The package comes with one VGA transmitter and one VGA receiver, two AC power adapters, two terminal block power adapters, two wall plate covers, the user manual, a VGA cable, an audio cable and all the necessary screws. You will need two open wall receptacles for the transmitter and receiver unit installation, two available power outlets or power cables (if you want to make it look totally professional and hidden in the wall), VGA video source (laptop, desktop, etc) and VGA enabled display device (projector, TV or monitor).

The transmitter has an Audio In/Mic In and a VGA input port on the front with a power LED, Gain controller and the horizontal / vertical signal inverting switches. The back has a power connector port and a RJ45 port. The receiver on the other hand, has an Audio Out and VGA output port with the power LED, Gain and Equalizer controllers on the front with the horizontal / vertical signal inverting switches. The back has the same connectors as the transmitter.