Daniel Goller wrote:
> We plan on using 2 24" LCD monitors on our lathe.
> 1680x1050 is the resolution of some we have in house.
>
> I was wondering if anyone can share their experience with DVI-D/DVI-I cable
> lengths past the specification's 5m/16ft.
>
> I think I trust some comments on here than more anonymous comments
> elsewhere.
>
> We replaced a crt in one lathe with a lcd, it shows some strange sync issues
> the crt never had. And that's only lowres 15" vga. So it would be nice to
> know what to expect with a higher resolution signal.
>
> Also interesting how some sites also recommend vga over dvi-d/i for longer
> cable runs.
> My expectation was a digital signal can be run longer than an analog one.

Danial
I use remote displays a lot in the 'day job' and get varying results direct 
from 
the computers, but with a VGA driver or distribution amp then for 1680x1050, 
15mt is not a problem. But I get a good distance with droping back to 1024x768 
which is all the information display application needs.

The DVI feeds are a lot more problematic, but do follow the same sort of 
'rules'. Direct from the computer is hit and miss, but with an 'extender' 
longer 
distances are more stable, however with only 10mts of cable at 1920x1050 even 
with a driver, I am getting 'noise' on the image. while using the vga out 
instead is perfect.

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