Specifications
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CONNECT AND OPERATE
Connect the signal source such as Blu-Ray Player, Play Station 3, audio/video receiver, cable or satellite
receivers and computers equipped with HDMI output interfaces with a short high-speed HDMI cable to the
HDMI matrix switch input.
Connect the matrix switch output HDMI ports, starting with port 1, to high-denition display devices such
as HD-LCD, HD-DLP and HD projectors with HDMI input interfaces. Use high-speed HDMI cables that are
recommended for the distances that are required for each connection.
These matrix switches are powered by an external power supply which is included. Connect power rst to the
source, then to the matrix switch and then to each HD TV or projector.
These units have the capability of being controlled via IR signals. The switch can be controlled from the
display. This is accomplished by using an optional IR Receiver pigtail (Part # 280721) pointing away from the
display(s), which can be connected with the optional IR Adapter (Part # 280703), and inserted between the
HDMI cable connector and the display with the toggle switch at the “IR” position. The IR Transmitter pigtail
(Part # 280720) is then connected to the switch and pointed at the source(s). A remote control is used at the
display to select the switch inputs and outputs.
In switches and splitters with multiple inputs, the Super IR system can also be used to control the operation
of the switch or splitter. For controlling the switch or splitter operating with multiple sources, it is important
that these sources be stacked together in one rack so that any of the individual IR Transmitters can illuminate
any of the IR receivers built into the sources. This will allow the remote that is supplied to switch the sources
sending an HDMI signal to a display.
When using cable television or satellite receivers and audio/video receivers as sources of HDMI signals, please
check with the manufacturer to make sure that the output of their device provides the 5 VDC power required
for the proper operation of both the HDMI signal as well as the Super IR system. Too low of a voltage will
adversely affect the operation of both.
While playing HD audio and video content, turn on each HD TV set in order starting with that connected to
output port 1 on the switch and use the “Information” button on the remote to check for a 1080p/60 Hz, 120
Hz or 24 Hz resolution. If you have difculty getting a picture, go to the TV’s “set-up menu” and adjust the
resolution. A 24 Hz vertical refresh rate may work better than a 60 Hz or higher, vertical refresh rate and is
currently used for 3-D programming.
*** Please ensure that the IR remote connector is correctly connected to the transmitter and this connector is
opposite the IR receiving window of the player. In addition, this product supports only the IR control in the 38 KHz
mode.