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7 5V DC Power Input Receptacle Connect the included 5V DC Locking Power Supply to this receptacle. 8 Power Indicator LED This LED will become active once the included 5V DC power supply has been properly connected to the unit and a power source. 5 CONNECTING AND OPERATING THE GEFENTOOLBOX 1:8 SPLITTER FOR HDMI WITH FST How to Connect the GefenToolBox 1:8 Splitter for HDMI with FST 1. Use the supplied HDMI cable to connect a Hi-Def source device to the HDMI input port of the GefenToolBox 1:8 Splitter for HDMI with FST. 2. Use additional user supplied HDMI cables to connect up to 8 HDTV displays to the output ports on the 1:8 Switcher for HDMI with FST. 3. Connect the included 5V DC power supply to the power receptacle on the Splitter. 4. Connect the other end of the power supply to an available power outlet. How to Operate the GefenToolBox 1:8 Splitter for HDMI with FST The GefenToolBox 1:8 Splitter for HDMI with FST does not require any configuration to begin splitting the incoming HDMI input signal. However, depending on the features required by the user, the EDID Mode and Audio Channel Selection switches may need to be adjusted. See the following section for more information on the usage of these switches. Wiring Diagram for the GefenToolBox 1:8 Splitter for HDMI with FST GTB-HDFST-148 HDMI Source HDMI Display HDMI Display HDMI Display HDMI Display HDMI Display HDMI Display HDMI Display HDMI Display HDMI Splitter HDMI CABLEGefen HMI Splitter 6 EDID MANAGEMENT Understanding EDID The GefenToolBox 1:8 Splitter for HDMI with FST features automatic and manual EDID adjustments to maximize compatibility of all attached devices. First it is necessary to understand EDID and what it is used for. EDID. What is it and what is it used for? Under normal circumstances, analog (i.e. VGA computer) and digital (i.e. Blu-ray player) source devices will require information about a connected device/display to assess what resolutions and features are compatible. This required information is read from a standardized file called the EDID (Extended Display Information Data). Almost all types of output devices/displays (computer monitor, HDTV, A/V receiver) will carry and transmit its EDID to a connected source. The source will then read this EDID file and make the necessary adjustments to ensure that only compatible features are released to the device/display. A source can only accept and read one EDID from a connected device/display. Likewise, the source can only output one resolution and audio type for a connected device/display to use. Why is EDID so important with the GefenToolBox 1:8 Splitter for HDMI with FST? The GefenToolBox 1:8 Splitter for HDMI with FST is a complex piece of technology that replicates a single input signal to multiple outputs. The single source device will require one EDID to read. Multiple devices/displays can be connected to the outputs on the GefenToolBox 1:8 Splitter for HDMI with FST, each with its own EDID, so management of this information is key to ensure that maximum compatibility is maintained between all devices. What options do I have to manage the EDID in the GefenToolBox 1:8 Splitter for HDMI with FST? It is important to understand that the EDID contains much more than just listings of supported resolutions and audio formats. However, resolutions and audio formats are the two key types of information that a user will need to understand how to use these EDID management functions. Common problems that a user may encounter while using a splitter can be: 1. Video may not be visible on all output devices/displays. 2. Audio may not be heard on all output devices/displays. These symptoms usually arise from video resolution / audio format incompatibilities between the devices / displays connected to the splitter. The GefenToolBox 1:8 Splitter for HDMI with FST can use one of two methods to acquire and retransmit an EDID to the A/V source device telling it about the kind of output devices that are connected to the Splitter, thus curing the incompatibility. 7 EDID MANAGEMENT EDID Mode Selection 1. EXTERNAL MODE: To use this mode, set the EDID Mode Switch on the front panel to the EXT position. In External EDID mode, the Splitter directly retrieves EDID data from each connected A/V display device and builds a new EDID created from the highest common video resolution that all display devices can use together and the highest audio capability. This new EDID is sent back to the source device. If sufficient EDID data is unavailable from external display devices or EDID- related problems are encountered, Internal EDID Mode should be used to provide a single compatible EDID for all connected devices. 2. INTERNAL MODE: To use this mode, set the EDID Mode Switch on the front panel to the INT position. This mode will use a preset EDID that is stored in the GefenToolBox 1:8 Splitter for HDMI with FST from the factory. This pre-programmed standard EDID data structure is compatible with most A/V display devices. ...
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