DVI Splitter

Just one piece of advice: Check your dead splitter for bent pins, and your console for damage.

Bent pins happen easily when attempting to install the splitter rotated 180, then after fixing the orientation, that bent pin will damage the female connector on the console. Then it appears that the splitter is dead, you buy a new one, and the damaged female connector bends a pin on the new splitter... etc. It's a vicious cycle. The damaged female can sometime be fixed w/o a trip to the repair shop.

It's one of many reasons we moved to the Dual-DVI design as soon as we could.

Good Luck!

Just one piece of advice: Check your dead splitter for bent pins, and your console for damage.

Bent pins happen easily when attempting to install the splitter rotated 180, then after fixing the orientation, that bent pin will damage the female connector on the console. Then it appears that the splitter is dead, you buy a new one, and the damaged female connector bends a pin on the new splitter... etc. It's a vicious cycle. The damaged female can sometime be fixed w/o a trip to the repair shop.

It's one of many reasons we moved to the Dual-DVI design as soon as we could.

Good Luck!

Hello everyone,

Problem solved.
Within 24 hrs i received a new splitter from ETC London.
Great Credit to to whoever handled the package!!!
And Thank u ETC!!!

Problem seems to be the #1 output.
the pins were all allright.

thanks again

Mart