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Desktop Solutions Cables to Go® Desktop Solutions Provide PC Desktop and Laptop Users Increased Functionality, Flexibility and Value from Their Systems DESKTOP SOLUTIONS Cables To Go® Desktop Solutions provide PC desktop and laptop users increased functionality, flexibility and value from their systems. From all line cables to UXGA monitor cables and everything in-between, Cables To Go has the right accessories to enhance virtually any computer application. No other manufacturer provides the same product depth, quality and expertise as Cables To Go. Having multiple computers in the home or office is now commonplace, and with TruLink® KVMs from Cables To Go users can control multiple systems with a single keyboard, mouse and monitor. TruLink KVMs eliminate redundant desktop peripherals, conserving space and power while ­­­providing complete control through multiple systems. Built with the finest chip sets and featuring sturdy, all-metal housings, TruLink KVMs are designed for years of hassle-free connectivity. See our full listing of KVM switches and cables starting on page 16. To provide users greater flexibility with their PC’s DVI and VGA video ports, Cables To Go offers a wide range of cables, signal extenders and signal selectors. These cables and devices provide users enhanced control, power and flexibility. See our innovative VGA and DVI solutions starting on page 11. USB has replaced SCSI, parallel and serial connections as the preferred desktop connectivity bus. With USB cables, adapters and hubs from Cables To Go, users gain control and flexibility through the common USB interface. See our complete listing of USB accessories starting on page 17. Cables To Go also provides complete connectivity solutions for FireWire®, parallel, serial, SCSI, IDE, SATA, Cat5e and Cat6, power and cable management. See the rest of our quality solutions starting on page 20. DESKTOP SOLUTIONS Monitor Cable Resolution Guide Connection Type Display Mode Intended Resolution (pixels) Resolution (V x H) Amount Of Colors HD15 VGA 640 x 480 307,200 256 maximum HD15 SVGA 800 x 600 480,000 More than 16 million HD15 XGA 1024 x 768 786,432 More than 16 million HD15 SXGA 1280 x 1024 1,310,720 More than 16 million HD15 UXGA 1600 x 1200 1,920,000 More than 16 million HD15 WSXGA 1680 x 1050 1,764,000 More than 16 million Understanding Display Modes SVGA – SVGA offers a resolution of 800 x 600 with 16 million colors possible. Most home and office applications today still operate at this resolution. XGA – (eXtended Graphics Array) offers a resolution of 1024 x 768 providing an increased resolution over SVGA. Perfect for users desiring a higher quality viewing experience for applications such as: computer gaming, streaming video, graphic design and slide show presentations. SXGA – (Super eXtended Graphics Array) offers a resolution of 1280 x 1024 providing an increased quality over XGA. High resolution monitors and projectors can accept SXGA resolutions to offer premium results for the same applications used with XGA. UXGA – (Ultra eXtended Graphics Array) offers a resolution of 1600 x 1200 for high resolution applications. Perfect for an individual connecting a computer to a high definition television or a high resolution projector or monitor. WSXGA – (Wide Super eXtended Graphics Array) offers a resolution of 1680 x 1050 and is commonly used on widescreen LCD monitors. Plenum Rated HD15 UXGA Cable With 3.5mm Audio 40681 CMP rated cable jacket enables in-wall installation without the use of conduit Plenum Rated HD15 UXGA Cables With 3.5mm Audio from Cables To Go are designed for use with video projectors, plasma screens, LCD or CRT monitors, KVM switches and in installations where the cable must perform over long distances. These cables are constructed from three 75-Ohm 28AWG coaxial cables plus three 26AWG twisted pairs and two 26AWG conductors ensuring signal integrity in your installation. The cable is shielded by a tinned copper braid providing a minimum of 85% coverage, by Mylar® aluminum foil and drain wire to provide 100% coverage. CMP rated PVC jacket and Teflon® inner insulators provide the fire protection required to run these cables within walls and air plenums without the need for conduit. • CMP rated • FEP and Teflon construction • Metal HD15 connector housing • Ideal for video presentations in educational or commercial installations Item# ­­Description MSRP 40686 15ft Plenum HD15 M/F UXGA Ext Cbl w/ 3.5mm Audio ............. $134.99 Item# ­­Description MSRP 40687 25ft Plenum HD15 M/F UXGA Ext Cbl w/ 3.5mm Audio ............ $174.99 40681 15ft Plenum HD15 M/M UXGA Cable w/ 3.5mm Audio ............. $134.99 40688 35ft Plenum HD15 M/F UXGA Ext Cbl w/ 3.5mm Audio ............ $199.99 40682 25ft Plenum HD15 M/M UXGA Cable w/ 3.5mm Audio ............. $174.99 40689 50ft Plenum HD15 M/F UXGA Ext Cbl w/ 3.5mm Audio ............ $259.99 40683 35ft Plenum HD15 M/M UXGA Cable w/ 3.5mm Audio ............. $199.99 40690 75ft Plenum HD15 M/F UXGA Ext Cbl w/ 3.5mm Audio ............ $349.99 40684 50ft Plenum HD15 M/M UXGA Cable w/ 3.5mm Audio ............. $259.99 40262 35ft Plenum HD15 M/M UXGA Monitor Cable ............................ $174.99 40685 75ft Plenum HD15 M/M UXGA Cable w/ 3.5mm Audio ............. $349.99 40263 35ft Plenum HD15 M/F UXGA Monitor Extension Cable .............. $174.99 Plenum Rated UXGA Cables 40248 A necessity when installing video systems in commercial and educational facilities UXGA is the preferred interface for high quality data and image display especially when longer runs are a factor. This precision cable assembly features three 75-Ohm video conductors, three 26AWG UTP and two 26AWG conductors. The assembly is 100% shielded using a combination of Mylar® foil and copper braid. CMP rated PVC jacket and Teflon® insulation meet all plenum code requirements. • CMP-rated cable jacket • Low Smoke PVC outer jacket and FEP, Teflon inner insulator • Three 28AWG coax cables, three 26AWG twisted pairs, two 26AWG conductors • Metal HD15 connector housing • Lifetime warranty Item# ­­Description MSRP Item# ­­Description MSRP 40248 15ft Plenum HD15 M/F UXGA Extension Cable ........................... $119.99 40255 15ft Plenum HD15 M/M UXGA Cable ......................................... $119.99 40249 30ft Plenum HD15 M/F UXGA Extension Cable ........................... $159.99 40256 30ft Plenum HD15 M/M UXGA Cable ......................................... $159.99 40250 50ft Plenum HD15 M/F UXGA Extension Cable ........................... $219.99 40257 50ft Plenum HD15 M/M UXGA Cable ......................................... $219.99 40251 75ft Plenum HD15 M/F UXGA Extension Cable ........................... $309.99 40258 75ft Plenum HD15 M/M UXGA Cable ......................................... $309.99 40252 100ft Plenum HD15 M/F UXGA Extension Cable ......................... $349.99 40259 100ft Plenum HD15 M/M UXGA Cable ....................................... $349.99 40253 125ft Plenum HD15 M/F UXGA Extension Cable ......................... $399.99 40260 125ft Plenum HD15 M/M UXGA Cable ....................................... $399.99 40254 150ft Plenum HD15 M/F UXGA Extension Cable ......................... $449.99 40261 150ft Plenum HD15 M/M UXGA Cable ....................................... $449.99 www.cablestogo.com | call toll free 1.800.287.2843 2 DESKTOP SOLUTIONS Plenum Rated Panel Mount UXGA M/F Cables 52103 Fixed in-wall cable installation without the use of conduit Build VGA functionality into a custom system in the form of a secure and efficient fixed port. Provide access to a PC, monitor or projector with minimal exposure or repositioning. The CMP rated cable jacket allows in-wall installation without the use of conduit. From connections at podiums and kiosks to wall plate mounting, Panel Mount cables are a great way to keep your connections clean and professional. Featuring molded screw-style connectors and UXGA compatibility, these cables are available in various lengths to meet your exact specifications. • Connectors: Metal HD15 Female to HD15 Male • CMP rated • FEP and Teflon® construction • Ideal for monitors, video presentation devices, video splitters and KVM switches • Includes one pair of 4-40 screws and nuts Item# ­­Description MSRP 52103 15ft Plenum Panel Mount UXGA M/F Cable ................................. $99.99 52104 35ft Plenum Panel Mount UXGA M/F Cable ................................. $159.99 52105 50ft Plenum Panel Mount UXGA M/F Cable ................................. $209.99 28001 Pro Series UXGA Monitor Cables Industrial design for professional applications Pro Series UXGA Monitor Cables from Cables To Go can go the distance. • Connector: HD15 Male to HD15 Male or Female • 125% foil shielding, 90% tinned copper braid shielding and ferrites • Accommodates cable runs up to 100ft without a booster (in most applications) • Sun® Compatible #530-2494 Item# ­­Description MSRP Item# ­­Description MSRP 28030 3ft HD15 M/M UXGA Monitor Cable w/ Ferrites ......................... $22.99 28000 3ft HD15 M/F UXGA Monitor Extension Cbl w/ Ferrites ............... $22.99 28011 6ft HD15 M/M UXGA Monitor Cable w/ Ferrites ......................... $24.99 28001 6ft HD15 M/F UXGA Monitor Extension Cbl w/ Ferrites ............... $24.99 28012 10ft HD15 M/M UXGA Monitor Cable w/ Ferrites ....................... $29.99 28002 10ft HD15 M/F UXGA Monitor Extension Cbl w/ Ferrites ............. $29.99 28013 15ft HD15 M/M UXGA Monitor Cable w/ Ferrites ....................... $34.99 28003 15ft HD15 M/F UXGA Monitor Extension Cbl w/ Ferrites ............. $34.99 28014 25ft HD15 M/M UXGA Monitor Cable w/ Ferrites ....................... $44.99 28004 25ft HD15 M/F UXGA Monitor
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