Interactive Projection Setup
Cable selection
Quick Guide: Choosing a USB Extension Cable for Your Setup
Tested and recommended cables
General rules about cable use:
Length Matters
- Up to 3 m (around 10 ft) for USB 3.0, 5 m (about 16 ft) for USB 2.0.
- For longer distances, choose an active cable with built-in signal boosters.
Passive vs. Active
- Passive Cables: Best for short runs (2–3 m / 6–10 ft).
- Active Cables: Have electronics that amplify the signal, ideal for distances beyond 3–5 m (10–16 ft).
Matching USB ports
- Match the cable type (USB type A, USB-C 2.0, 3.0, etc.) with your device’s USB port for optimal data transfer.
External Power Option
- If you connect multiple sensors or devices, an active cable with a power cable can ensure stable voltage and reduce data errors.
- If you use active USB extention cable with a power cable, make sure you plugged both cables.
Other Tips
- Prioritize cables from reputable brands. Some camera models may have recommended cables to use.
Final Tip
Test the setup before final installation to avoid unexpected signal issues.Manage Consents
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