Wireless VGA Extender - Enables Flawless Operation of Mobile Workstations

The Wireless VGA Extender allows a VGA Display device to be located up to 200 feet away from the source. Consisting of a transmitter which connects to a VGA source, this unit wirelessly transmits video signals to the various computers or laptops via wireless network connection.

With the help of this device and by making use of a computer's wireless 802.11b or 802.11g network card, VGA, XGA or WXGA resolution video (up to 1024 x 768), including MPEG1, 2 & 4, can be streamed along with 3.5mm stereo audio. This transmits the video signals over Wi-Fi channels, allowing them to go through walls and obstructions.

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There is no need for any additional software or hardware for configuring this VGA Extender as it has a web based user interface. The installation and control program, which is in built into the transmitter module, is accessed from any internet browser. For security, this product has a session log in and is Wi-Fi WEP protected. If set up as a stand alone device, the built in DHCP server acts as an access point and when connected to a network, it defaults to the existing DHCP server, thus providing greater installation flexibility. Windows Vista, XP, 2000 systems can all work with this device which is RoHS compliant.

Perfect for situations where it is not possible to install cables, or in situations where the workstation would be moving frequently, this device plays a crucial role. The conference control function makes it ideal for presentations, digital signage, residential applications, classrooms, and conference areas and perfect for PowerPoint & real-time video presentations. The Wireless VGA Extender is often found to be utilized in these types of applications.

Wireless VGA Extender - Enables Flawless Operation of Mobile Workstations

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VGA Extender - Extend Clear VGA Video Over a Long Distance

An electronic device used to transmit VGA video over Cat5 / Cat5e / Cat6 UTP cables to long distances is the VGA Extender. It operates without hampering the resolution of the relayed signals. This piece of hardware lowers the overall cost of your system by increasing its lifetime via better media player protection. The greatest advantage being that you can put your expensive content PCs in a secure, temperature-controlled backroom where they can easily be accessed and maintained by service people. These extension devices increase the signal strength from a VGA port and are extensively used in schools, restaurants and conference rooms. By eliminating the excessively long cables used between the monitor and the computer, they act as a cost efficient mode of transmitting video signals.

The VGA Video Extender is available as a Cat5 VGA Splitter Extender with 1/2 / 4 / 8 ports to extend VGA Video from one source to multiple locations. The options available are VGA Video / Audio which will transmit both VGA Video and Stereo Audio over standard Cat5 UTP cable or VGA Video / RS232 Extension for use in digital signage configurations. Easy to install and requiring no additional device drivers for operations, they work on simple plug and play functionality. Sharp and clear images with resolutions of up to 1900 x 1200 along with equalization and video signal gain adjustment is provided by these devices.

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The Cat5 VGA Video Extender is composed of a local transmitter that connects to the video source and a remote receiver that is placed next to the monitor. The two VGA Extender units are connected via Cat5 / Cat5e / Cat6 UTP cable and are powered using the included 12V power supplies. Some models of this extension device are available with a unique dual screen receiver which allows transmission to two back-to-back screens at the same time thereby doubling the value of your system. Compatible with various operating systems, these extension devices can be connected to any video source with a VGA connection. They work well with PCs, DVD players, VHS, DVRs etc.
Since the VGA Extender provides secure access, control, and management, it is used by military, financial and government agencies.

VGA Extender - Extend Clear VGA Video Over a Long Distance

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Buy Customized USB Flash Drive - A Great Gift Idea

Our rapidly advancing world demands we share data on-the-go, be it transferring files, sharing presentations or slideshows and more. In business, USB thumb drive are very useful as they enable quick flow of information between networks and clients. For the younger generation, they are an essential tool to help them transfer and share music, store assignments and more.

The indispensable tool becomes and inevitable must-have for every person who works with computers everyday. Sometimes, it is easy to misplace them and this could be a real headache. More often than not, many people have more than one flash drive and it is easy to mistake one for the other too.

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However, this in itself represents a wonderful opportunity as a meaningful gift idea. There are customized USB sticks nowadays and they can be made to order with a very fast turnover. This means you need not buy them in bulk and can order in small quantities and have them delivered in time to your doorstep.

Customized USB drives are memory drives that have been engraved with whatever wordings you choose. They are personalized and high-quality, available in many colors and comes in a wide variety of storage capacities to fulfil every imaginable needs from simple data storing to music and movies transfer. These USB flash drives also comes in many different types of forms - swivel, thumb drive designs and also a lanyard version.

Why choose personalized USB thumb drive?

Customized to suit every individual need Variety of colors Brag about it Meaningful - the person will remember you for it! Why give something generic and plain when you can give a flash drive with your message engraved on it? High quality

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Setting Up a Flash Drive to Run Automatically

USB flash drives are a simple solution for easy backup and storage of important data. With a storage capacity that meets or exceeds the amount of data available on a DVD, USB drives are unique in that no other hardware is needed. Once plugged into a USB slot, the information on a flash drive is immediately available to the host computer. One of the nice features of CD-ROM and DVD drives is the ability to automatically run a disk when it's inserted into the drive. USB flash drives under Windows have similar functionality, but with a few limits where XP is concerned.

When a flash drive is inserted into a Windows XP driven computer, the operating system reads the files then offers the user options of how to continue (the same process as when a data CD is inserted in a drive). Depending on the type of files on the drive, the operating system displays options relevant to the file types. In other words, if you insert a flash drive containing mp3 files, Windows will offer the option of automatically playing the music in Windows Media Player or another media program that might be installed on the computer. There is a check box under these options that controls whether or not the operating system performs the same function anytime a drive is inserted with the same type of files. Checking this box will allow you to skip this step, so the next time you insert a drive with MP3's the program you chose will run automatically.

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Setting up a program to automatically run directly from a flash drive in Windows XP is a little more complicated. A third-party program will need to be installed that will give the user the option to run the program when the flash drive is inserted. The inability to auto run a program from a USB drive is a security feature in XP to prevent malevolent programs from compromising the operating system's integrity.

In contrast, Windows Vista does allow this feature. A program on the root directory of the flash drive is run by creating a text file (with a text editing program like Notepad) named autorun.inf. The autorun.inf file should include the line "[autorun] open=XXX.exe" (without the quotes) where XXX is the name of the program you want to run. Save this file to the flash drive, making sure the extension is 'inf', not 'txt'. Once the drive is inserted again, choose 'Always Do This For Software and Games', then 'Run This Program'. Whenever the drive is inserted again, the program will run automatically.

Some computers are also capable of booting directly from the flash drive by changing CMOS options. With the proper CMOS settings, the computer will first attempt to boot from a flash drive inserted in a USB port. If bootable files are not located on the flash drive, the operating system will automatically boot from your hard drive as normal. A handy feature should your computer crash and modifications to your unbootable operating system need to be performed.

Flash drives are able to do everything CD-ROMs and DVDs can do, usually with greater ease. The fact that new computers all have USB ports, but vary in DVD or CD-ROM availability, is an argument for the USB drive's indispensability over any other storage medium.

Setting Up a Flash Drive to Run Automatically

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