4 Port Component Video Switch w/ IR Learning

Expand the Component video, digital, and analog audio inputs of your TV set!

Features:

- Supports Component Video, Digital (Coaxial, S/PDIF) *5.1 and (RCA) Analog stereo audio signals.
- IR learning.
- Remote control included.
- Push button selection: User may also use the push button on front of unit to select the signal source.
- High Isolation: In order to transmit high quality component video, we have specially designed circuitry for isolating the adjacent component video input so you can achieve a great picture and crisp audio for that pure home theatre entertainment experience.
- Self-termination: For those inputs that are not in-use, our specially designed circuitry allows those unused ports to self-terminate with a 75-ohm load. This is great for signal protection from outside interference.

(*) In order to have the best performance, please check that input and output component video format is the same. (Y Pb Pr or Y Cb Cr)

(**) Component video cable connectors are normally color-coded. Example: Red, Green and Blue are the primary colors needed to display your video accurately. Please make sure you check your connections and they are correct before beginning playback.

Package includes:

4 Port Component Video Switch
Remote Control
AC Adapter
User Manual

 

Support Files:

• User's Manual (Jul 3, 2007)

 

Specifications:

Supported Formats: 480i and 480p EDTV, 720p and 1080i HDTV resolutions
Supports: Component Video
Supports: Digital (Coaxial, S/PDIF) *5.1 and (RCA) Analog Stereo audio signals.
Video switching is fast and clean. When switching between inputs, you'll notice a slight, quick, on-screen flicker, as this is normal due the signal synching with your TV.
The dimensions are 2 inches tall, 10 inches long, and 8 inches wide

Knowledge Base:

Question: Can I use this switch to switch 5.1 channel analog audio instead?

Answer: No, it won't work. Levels are not matched between the inputs.

Question: Can I use it as a composite video switcher instead of component?

Answer: Yes, just use one of the component video ports instead of all three. Just make sure to use the same colored connector for each of your video connections.

Question: Can I use it as an audio only switcher? Will it work if the component connectors are not utilized.

Answer: Yes, it will still work if you choose to use it only to switch analog 2 channel audio or S/PDIF Digital Coaxial audio and not have anything connected to the component video connectors.

Question: The picture from my switch is constantly flickering, even though I have 24AWG or thicker HDMI cables.

Answer: The issue could be caused by a device or cable nearby the setup,or in the setup causing interference. Try rerouting cable paths and distancing devices from sources of interference, such as moving routers and other networking cables away from the switch setup.