Step by Step Guide

1. Place your switcher within 30 feet (10 meters) of your video display.

Note: If using the supplied IR remote control, remember you need to be within 23 feet (7 meters) and within a 60° angle of the infrared receiver.

2.Connect the HDMI cables to your sources and the switcher’s inputs labelled HDMI IN.

a. If the auto switching feature is turned on (through RS-232) the switcher will change inputs to the source that was powered on last. The source will switch to the previously turned on device when

the current input is turned off.

Note: The Ethernet Channel will not pass to your devices if the HEC feature is not supported or you are not using supported HDMI cables.

3.(Optional) Plug the supplied infrared module into the IR IN port and place the receiver end somewhere that is within 23 feet (7 meters) of where you will be using the remote.

Note: The supplied infrared module will allow you to control the Atlona switcher when placed in a cabinet.

4.Plug the power cord into the DC 5V labelled port and then plug the other end into the wall.

5.(Optional) Plug the Ethernet cable into the Ethernet port. If your devices and cables are HDMI Ethernet Channel compatible you will be able to pass the internet signal through the HDMI cable to the display.

Note: Please verify that your devices are HDMI Ethernet Channel compatible, most ports will be labelled HEC for easy identification.

6. (Optional) Plug the Digital (S/PDIF) cable into the S/PDIF port. If you have an audio system this will allow for 2 channel and multichannel support.

Note: If the Digital Audio is plugged in it will take first priority over the HDMI audio connection. Neither Dolby TrueHD or DTS-HD Master Audio will work with this option.

a. (Optional) ARC Mode – The Audio Return Channel can be accessed through the switcher, by reselecting the source you currently have selected (all source lights will go off) or by entering the RS-232 command . The switcher will then pass through the audio from your video display to your A/V Receiver as an ARC signal (this will only work with ARC capable displays).Your video display will pass through audio from either its internal tuner or from any device plugged into it.

7.Connect one end of the HDMI cable into the video display and the other end into the port labelled HDMI OUT on the switcher.

8.Press the power button (on either the remote or the switcher) to turn on the switcher.

9.(Optional) If using the RS-232 connection plug the cable into the switcher, then your computer or third party control.

a. PC control will need a hyperterminal program. If you do not have one then you will need to download or purchase one and follow their instructions for the program’s installation.

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AT-HD4-V42, AT-HD4-V41 specifications

The Atlona AT-HD4-V42 and AT-HD4-V41 are advanced HDMI distribution amplifiers designed to cater to the needs of professional AV environments. Both models offer robust solutions for distributing high-definition video signals over long distances without compromising quality.

The AT-HD4-V42 is equipped with four HDMI inputs and two HDMI outputs, allowing users to connect multiple HD sources to a single display or send signals to two separate displays. This flexibility makes it ideal for conference rooms, classrooms, and other environments where multiple sources need to be managed seamlessly. It supports resolutions up to 4K at 60Hz, ensuring that users experience crisp, clear, and vibrant visuals, even with demanding content.

One of the standout features of the AT-HD4-V42 is its advanced EDID management capabilities. By allowing users to control the Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) settings, it ensures that connected devices communicate effectively with one another for optimal performance. This is particularly important in setups where various HDMI sources and displays may have different specifications, as it helps prevent compatibility issues and ensures a smooth signal flow.

On the other hand, the AT-HD4-V41 offers a similar array of features but with a slightly different configuration. This model includes four HDMI inputs and one HDMI output, making it perfect for scenarios where only one display is required. Like its counterpart, the AT-HD4-V41 supports resolutions up to 4K, along with deep color and 3D pass-through capabilities, enhancing the viewing experience for users.

Both models are designed with ease of use in mind. They feature plug-and-play installation processes, enabling quick setups without extensive technical expertise. Additionally, these devices are built with robust aluminum enclosures for durability and thermal management, which are essential in maintaining performance over long hours of operation.

In conclusion, the Atlona AT-HD4-V42 and AT-HD4-V41 HDMI distribution amplifiers are exceptional tools for professional AV needs. Their support for high-resolution formats, advanced EDID management, and user-friendly design make them versatile solutions for any audio-visual setup. Whether in a corporate environment or educational facility, these devices provide reliable and high-quality signal distribution, catering to the demands of modern technology.
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