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Example: Daisy-chained RS232 with multiple COM ports
Supported display connection congurations
IN
OUT
RS-232C IN and OUT
IN
OUT
RS-232C IN, OUT, and LAN
In this example, the host PC has two RS232 COM ports, and there are two separate daisy-chains. Each display on a
daisy-chain must have a unique MONITOR ID.
RS232 IN
RS232 OUT
RS232 IN
RS232 OUT
RS232 IN
RS232 IN
ID 1
RS232
Display 1
ID 2
RS232
Display 2
ID 1
RS232
Display 3
ID 2
RS232
Display 4
PC
COM1
COM2
The following image shows how this layout looks in the Summary window when congured. Notice that displays
connected on COM1 can have the same IDs as those on COM2 because they are on separate daisy-chains.
Note: This type of connection that uses two or more separate COM ports cannot be fully congured using the Layout Wizard.
Use the Layout Wizard to congure the video wall size and rst COM port, then manually edit the connections for each
display using the Connection Panel to set the other COM ports to use and Monitor IDs.
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