CONNECTING AND OPERATING THE 1X4 HDMI SPLITTER
How to Connect the 1X4 HDMI Splitter
1.Connect the HDMI source to the 1X4 HDMI Splitter using the supplied HDMI cable.
2.Connect the displays (up to four) to the 1X4 HDMI Splitter using user supplied HDMI cables.
3.Plug the 5VDC power supply into the Xantech Switcher and power outlet.
NOTE: Display information (EDID) is sent from the display connected to HDMI output port 1 to the source. If there is no display connected to HDMI output port 1, the remaining HDMI output ports will be scanned in succession and use the first EDID that it detects. The source will output resolutions and timings according to the EDID that is being fed by the display connected to output port 1. Therefore, all of the connected displays must be capable of accepting the timings and resolution output by the source. It is recommended that the display with the lowest native resolution be connected to HDMI output port 1. This is to ensure that a compatible video signal will be able to be displayed on all connected monitors. Optionally, you can use a generic 1080i EDID that is
EDID MODES
The 1X4 HDMI Splitter has an EDID button which will determine if the EDID is used from the display attached to output 1 (Ext. mode) or if the onboard EDID (Int. mode) will be used.
The current EDID mode can be determined by which EDID mode LED is active on the front panel. The Ext LED will indicate that the external EDID (from output port 1) is be- ing used, and the Int LED will indicate that the internal
If you want to use the onboard EDID, press the EDID button on the rear panel and then press the reset button to activate the new EDID mode. To revert back to using the external EDID, press the EDID button again and then reset the unit using the reset button to activate the new EDID mode.
Listed Resolutions in the Internal EDID:
1280x720p | 50 Hz | (Native) |
1280x720p | 59.94 / 60 Hz | (Native) |
1920 x 1080i | 50 Hz |
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1920 x 1080i | 59.94 / 60 Hz |
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720 x 480p | 59.94 / 60 Hz |
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720 x 576p | 50 Hz |
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1920 x 1080p | 50 Hz |
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1920 x 1080p | 59.94 / 60 Hz |
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1440 x 480p | 59.94 / 60 Hz |
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1440 x 576p | 50 Hz |
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