Good morning! I have a question regarding some older projectors we
have, and I would Google it if I knew what I was talking about, but
alas . . .
I have some older projectors with only 1 input spot. I would like to
be able to connect both the computer and the document camera to the
There is such a thing as a VGA Y cable. They are cheap, but most of the
time don't work.
What you need is a VGA Distribution amplifier.
VGA Distribution Amplifier, 2-Port - Quiktron 29550
Split your VGA signal into two outputs -- up to 210 feet! The VSE is
powerful, yet easy to use. Connect
What document camera is being used? Some of them can act as a switcher.
AV Co-op Catalog item# 52850 is an VGA splitter that splits an HD15P
plug into 2 HD15 jacks. Cost is $3.62 each from Midwest Computer
Products.
Bud
On Sep 1, 2009, at 11:37 AM, Jackie Fonley wrote:
Good morning! I
I don't recommend the passive VGA splitter below. The few times I used it
the results were poor. Either the video was really dim with two monitors
connected, or one monitor just did not work. There are a few video cards
with enough output power to make it work, but most can not deal with the
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-Original Message-
From: Bud Carruthers bcarruth...@iec-ia.org
Date: Tue, 1 Sep 2009 12:02:30
To: info-tech@aea8.k12.ia.us
Subject: Re: [info-tech] projector inputs
What document camera is being used? Some of
Jackie,
It sounds like you want multiple inputs to go to one input on the projector.
I am not sure of the device, but Webster City and others use them in the
classrooms so that teachers cna choose to project the computer, DVD player
and or document camera. I think that a splitter takes one VGA
We use a couple different models of video switchers in our smart classroom
setups. We use the now discontinued infocus N4 and a discontinued AVmedia
model. Neither of those products accepts 2 vga inputs. You would needed a
powered switch box like
