Specifications

7.2 Rear Panel
①
. RS-232 communication port: Connect the COM port of your PC here in
order to gain control over the RS-232 channel. Detail Specications in
section 8.
②
. HDMI outputs: Connect each of these output ports to the HDMI display(s).
The device supports repeater function and each output port can supports
16 key sets of KSV and 4 outputs can support a total of 64 key sets of KSV.
③
. IR IN: Place the IR receiver cable in front of the displays and then using
sources remote control to control sources through IR receiver cable.
④
. 8/12 bits switcher – Supports 8 or 12 bit
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s deep color function. This selection
is only available when EDID is in STD mode.
Note:
When HDMI output has both 8-bit and 12-bit displays, in order to ensure
all output will display properly, please switch to 8-bit output. On the other
hand, when all output are within the same range, 12-bit or 8-bit then
switch to either 12-bit or 8-bit. The splitter cannot function properly while
simultaneously handling different bits of display on HDMI output.
⑤
. EDID Control Switcher: Default factory setting is TV, leave as is when
the displays are working properly. Switch to STD to use built-in EDID.
Note:
1. STD means internal EDID, TV means external EDID.
2. When EDID switched to TV, the unit will detect the rst DVI output
source's EDID and record it in the unit. If the rst detected output source
is HDMI it will pass on to the next source, until the rst DVI been
detected. The detection priority is HDMI v1.3 < HDMI v1.2 < DVI.
3. When EDID is on STD: unit use built-in EDID
Video Support ->1080p 12-bit (max)
Audio Support ->PCM2.
4. EDID switching while media is being displayed will cause the image to
pause due to EDID re-setting and image re-positioning.
⑥
. Power: Plug the 5VDC power supply into the unit and connect the
adaptor to AC outlet.
RS-232
HDMI OUTPUT
DC 5V
IR IN
8 Bit STD
D C B A
12 Bit
TV
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