Leviton 41295-VMG VGA 110-termination MOS Module User Manual

Leviton 41295-VMG VGA 110-termination MOS Module

INTRODUCTION

VGA 110-termination Multimedia Outlet System (MOS) Modules provide a point-to- point connection over twisted-pair cabling. Connect computers, laptops, and tablets to monitors and projectors using standard VGA connectors. The IDC termination allows for quick termination and customization of cable lengths in the field.

Features and Benefits

• PC and Monitor modules must be used as a set (PC and Monitor Modules)
• Modules must be installed in a Leviton MOS wallplate
• Modules are 1 unit high
• VGA modules can be mixed with other MOS modules in the same wallplate
• Two twisted-pair cables (Cat 5e or higher, UTP or shielded) required for each set of VGA modules
• Not compatible with MOS Surface Mount Boxes

1. UPC Code: 078477629291
2. Country Of Origin: Taiwan RoHS
3. Compliant: Yes

DIMENSIONS

WIRING DIAGRAM

IDC SIGNALS

CONNECTOR PIN-OUT

SPECIFICATION SUBMITTAL

CONNECTIONS

• Connector for VGA Video:
  It is most likely that the module is equipped with a VGA connector, which is also referred to as a DB15 connector. This connector is widely utilized for the purpose of establishing video connections on monitors, projectors, and displays.

• Termination in the Style of 110:
  A sort of punch-down termination that is frequently utilized in structured cabling systems is referred to as the 110-termination. This makes it possible to use standardized wiring standards to create connections that are clean and well organized.

• Blocks for Wiring:
  It is possible that the module will feature wiring blocks or terminals in the form of 110, which will enable you to terminate VGA cables utilizing punch- down procedures. A safe and dependable connection for video signals is provided as a result of this.

• Coding via Color:
  It is common practice to color-code the 110-style termination blocks in order to facilitate precise and uniform wiring. During the installation process, this can assist avoid wiring problems from occurring.

• Topping out:
  It’s possible that the module was intended to be installed inside of a rack, a patch panel, or an enclosure for structured cabling. Mounting choices could involve either screwing or snapping the component into place.

• To be compatible with:
  It is necessary for the module to be compatible with the standard VGA signals so that it is possible to connect VGA displays to VGA sources such as computers or other devices.

• Protection from:
  Aspects of Excellence Shielding is sometimes built into VGA connectors and modules so that interference can be cut down and signal quality can be improved.

• Components That Lend a Hand:
  For a comprehensive structured cabling solution, in addition to the module itself, you may also want other supplementary components, such as VGA cables, patch panels, and enclosures.

PRECAUTIONS

• Take the Time to Read the Documentation:
  Always make sure you read the product paperwork and user manual that the manufacturer provides, and make sure you understand it completely. You will gain a better understanding of how to correctly install, operate, and maintain the module as a result of reading this.

• Installers Who Are Qualified:
  The installation of structured cabling systems frequently necessitates the possession of particular expertise and abilities. If you do not have expertise installing structured cabling, you should seriously consider hiring a competent professional to do the installation for you so that it is done correctly.

• The Appropriate Closure:
  In the event that the module requires punch-down termination, you must verify that the appropriate wiring and termination procedures are followed. A deterioration in the signal quality or trouble with connectivity can be the result of incorrect termination.

• Getting a Grip:
  When installing the module, you need to make sure that the correct grounding procedures are performed. The cabling system is protected from electrical interference thanks to grounding, which also helps defend against electrical interference.

• Documentation and a Labeling System:
  For the sake of easy identification, label all of the wires, connectors, and modules. Having the appropriate documentation on hand will be beneficial for performing maintenance or troubleshooting in the future.

• Considerations Regarding the Environment:
  Make that the environment in which the module is being installed is appropriate for it. Steer clear of places with excessive heat, moisture, or dust, all of which have the potential to adversely affect the functioning of the module.

• Components of High Quality:
  To ensure the highest possible signal quality and dependability, use cables, connectors, and any other supporting components that are of a high grade.

• Protection against Electrostatic Discharge (ESD):
  When working with electrical components, particularly structured cabling components, it is important to avoid creating an electrostatic discharge by taking the necessary measures. Make sure you’re using grounding straps and tools that are ESD-safe.

• Take care not to overload:
  It is important to refrain from overloading the module with an excessive number of connections if it has a finite capacity or if it is a component of a bigger system. Overloading might result in a degradation of the signal as well as problems with connectivity.

• Ongoing Quality Control:
  Examine the module and all of its connections on a regular basis to look for any signs of wear, damage, or corrosion. Take immediate action to resolve any problems in order to preserve the signal’s integrity.

• Repairs and upkeep:
  In order to keep the module and the overall structured cabling system in good functioning condition, it is important to follow the specified maintenance methods.

• The test is:
  After installation, you will need to conduct tests to verify that the module is producing the anticipated level of signal quality. To check the performance, you should use the suitable testing equipment.

• Instructions from the Manufacturer:
  Always install, maintain, and use the product in accordance with the directions provided by the manufacturer. Any deviation from these recommendations may have an effect on the performance of the module or may render any warranties null and void.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the Leviton 41295-VMG VGA 110-termination MOS Module?

The Leviton 41295-VMG is a MOS (Media Outlet System) module designed for VGA (Video Graphics Array) connectivity with 110-termination.

What is a MOS module?

A MOS module is a component of a structured cabling system that provides specific connectivity options for different types of data, voice, and video signals.

What is VGA connectivity used for?

VGA connectivity is used to transmit analog video signals between devices, commonly found in computer monitors, projectors, and other displays.

What is 110-termination?

110-termination is a wiring standard commonly used for high-density network connections. It involves punching down wires into a 110-style block.

What devices can the Leviton 41295-VMG module connect to?

The Leviton 41295-VMG module can connect devices with VGA output, such as computers, laptops, and certain video equipment.

Is the Leviton 41295-VMG module compatible with high-resolution displays?

The compatibility might depend on the specific VGA signal quality, but it should generally support standard VGA resolutions.

Can the module be used for extending displays or for multiple monitor setups?

Yes, you can use the module to extend displays or set up multiple monitors, provided your equipment and software support this.

Is the Leviton 41295-VMG module suitable for professional AV installations?

Yes, the module can be used in professional AV installations that require VGA connectivity.

Can this module be used for home entertainment setups?

Yes, you can use the Leviton 41295-VMG module in home entertainment setups that require VGA connections.

What kind of cabling does the module use for VGA connections?

The module typically uses standard VGA cabling with HD15 connectors.

Can I use this module with a laptop to connect to an external monitor?

Yes, you can use the Leviton 41295-VMG module to connect a laptop with VGA output to an external monitor or display.

Does the Leviton 41295-VMG module require external power?

No, the module usually does not require external power; it's a passive component.

Can the module handle audio signals along with video?

The Leviton 41295-VMG is specifically designed for VGA signals, so it does not typically handle audio.

What's the typical installation process for this module?

You would usually insert the module into a compatible MOS housing or wall plate, terminate the VGA cables, and secure the connections.

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