MatrixPRO-II DVI 16x16 Router

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4.4.9HDCP Configure

Disabling HDCP Compatibility

By default, the MATRIXPRO-II DVI 16X16 is an HDCP compatible Video Router. HDCP protected content received on a DVI input connector from an input source such as a Blu-ray player is processed and output on the DVI output connector(s) to an HDCP compliant display device.

Occasionally, an input source which is supplying video which is not meant to be protected may add HDCP protection to the content solely because it has detected that the MATRIXPRO-II DVI 16x16 is capable of processing HDCP protected content. In this case, if HDCP compatible display devices are not used, this content can not be processed and output by the MATRIXPRO-II DVI Router, and the content can not be displayed. This has occurred at times when outputting content from an Apple MacBook Pro via a mini-DisplayPort to a DVI-adapter.

In order to allow the use of sources such as the MacBook Pro to display non-HDCP protected data (for example, the show graphics) with standard non-HDCP compliant displays, we have added the ability to disable HDCP compatibility in the MATRIXPRO-II DVI 16x16

Router. Please note that this new feature DOES NOT allow output of HDCP protected content to non-HDCP compliant devices. It simply allows the user to force the MATRIXPRO- II DVI to behave as a non-HDCP compatible device.

HDCP CONFIGURE

Allows you to turn the HDCP On or Off for any of the Inputs

Input 1 and 2 key buttons select the Input number

Input 3 and 4 key select HDCP On or Off

===HDCP Configure=== Input: 01

HDCP Compatible ON

1: 2: 3:ON 4:OFF

Select the Input using the Input 1 and 2 keys

To turn “ON” HDCP press the Input 3 key and to turn “OFF” HDCP press the 4 key Press ENTER key to complete the process

Note: The MATRIXPRO-II DVI 16x16 Router will return to HDCP ON for all inputs after a “Factory Reset”

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