LINDY HDMI 4 Port Multi-View Switch 38150 User Manual

LINDY HDMI 4 Port Multi-View Switch 38150 User Manual

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the LINDY HDMI 4×1 Multi-View Switch. This product has been designed to provide trouble free, reliable operation. It benefits from both a LINDY 2 year warranty and free lifetime technical support. To ensure correct use, please read this manual carefully and  retain it for future reference.

The LINDY HDMI 4×1 Multi-View Switch is a high performance video switch which allows signals from four different Full HD sources to be integrated for simultaneous display on a single monitor. It can seamlessly switch between each of the connected inputs and features three  different viewing modes and supports the independent switching of audio signals. This flexible, cost effective switch has been designed to be used in a number of different applications, such as:

  • Digital Presentation
  • CCTV Surveillance & Control
  • Conference & Meeting Room

Package Contents

  • HDMI 4×1 Multi-view Switch
  • IR Remote control with 2 x AAA batteries
  • Multi-Country Power Supply 12VDC 2A (UK, Euro, US & AUS)
  • LINDY User Manual

Features

  • Integrates 4 Full HD 1080p signals for display on a single HDMI display
  • Supports 4 viewing modes; Quadview, Picture & Picture, Dual Video and Standard
  • Seamless switching between inputs/viewing modes
  • Independent switching of audio and video signals

Specification

  • ▪ Supports 4 viewing modes:
    • Standard
    • Quadview/Multi-Window Display
    • Picture and Picture
    • Dual video
  • HDMI 1.3a, HDCP 1.2 and DVI 1.0 Compliant
  • Supports input resolutions up to 1920x1080p 60Hz 4:4:4 8bit
  • Output resolution: 1920x1080p 60Hz 4:4:4 8bit or 1280x720p 60Hz 4:4:4 8bit
  • Supports cable lengths of up to 15m in/out using 26 AWG cable
  • Independent switching of audio
  • Connectors:
    • Inputs: 4 x HDMI Type A Female
    • Output: 1 x HDMI Type A Female
  • Seamless switching between inputs/viewing modes
  • Audio Pass-through: 2 channel PCM
  • Supports IR remote control and on-panel control
  • Power Consumption: 6W
  • Operating Temperature: 00C – 400C
  • Storage Temperature: -200C – 600C
  • Operating Humidity: 20%-90% RH (non-condensing)
  • Storage Humidity: 40%-60% RH

Overview

  1. HDMI OUT: For connection to a HDMI display
  2. HDMI IN1-4: For connection of HDMI source equipment
  3. DC12V: For connection of the supplied 12VDC power supply
  4. POWER: LED Power indicator
  5. AUDIO: Audio mode switch
  6. VIDEO: Video mode switch
  7. IR: IR receiver

IR Remote 

Button Operation
IN 1 /2/3/4 Directly switch from any display mode to input 1-4 in standard/full screen mode
Cycle through the connected inputs in standard/full screen mode
Audio Switch the audio independently from the video signal, each press cycles to the next input.

Toggles audio on/off in standard full screen mode

Mode Cycle though the viewing modes
Quadview Directly switch to the quadview viewing mode
720p/1080p Switch between output scaling modes

Installation

We recommend the use of good quality cables with this product, especially when using longer lengths.

  • Connect your HDMI source devices using good quality cables of up to 15m in length.
  • Connect your HDMI display/projector using a good quality cable of up to 15m in length.
  • Connect the supplied 12V power supply, power on your devices and select the relevant input on the HDMI display.
  • The HDMI output of all sources is now shown directly on the screen in a Quad View layout.

Operation

OSD – On screen display 

In each of the viewing modes offered by the switch you will see the OSD appear in the top left of the picture for each input whenever you make a change to the video channel, viewing mode or audio channel. The OSD will stay on for a few seconds and then disappear. In the example shown, CH1 is the video channel, the ♪ icon denotes that the audio source is from CH1 and 1920x1080P is the resolution of the input video signal.

CH1 1920x1080P

Viewing Modes 

Standard

Displays a single input on the connected HDMI display, the input can be selected using the corresponding input button (IN1-4) or ◄ / ► button on the remote control. To return to standard mode from another viewing mode simply select the required input using the input button (IN1-4). When standard mode is being used only audio from the selected input can be used, there is no option to switch to audio from another input. The audio button on the switch or remote control can be used to turn audio on/off; when audio is on the on the ♪ icon will be visible in the OSD next to the channel indicator.

Quadview

All four inputs are displayed at the same time in a quadrant layout as shown. The layout of the quadview mode is preset and cannot be adjusted. The quadview mode can be accessed directly by pressing the quadview button on the remote at any time. When quadview mode is being used the audio channel in use will be from the most recently used channel, so for example if you switch from input 1 directly to quadview mode then the audio from input 1 will be used, this is denoted by the ♪ icon being displayed in the OSD of that input as shown above. Pressing the audio button on the switch or remote control will switch the audio to the next input with each press and then after input 4 to audio off (no ♪ icon is displayed) before returning to input 1 with the next press e.g. 2 > 3 > 4 > Mute > 1.

Picture and picture 

Within picture and picture mode there are 2 different configurations as shown below, they can be accessed by pressing the quadview and then mode buttons or by repeatedly pressing the mode button on the switch or remote control. Each press of the mode button cycles to the next configuration, the first configuration is available by pressing the mode button when in quadview mode.

When picture and picture mode is being used the audio channel in use will be from the most recently used channel, so for example if you switch from input 1 directly to quadview mode and then to picture and picture mode the audio from input 1 will be used, this is denoted by the ♪ icon being displayed in the OSD of that input as shown above. Pressing the audio button on the switch or remote control will switch the audio to the next input with each press and then after input 4 to audio off (no ♪ icon is displayed) before returning to input 1 with the next press e.g. 2 > 3 > 4 > Mute > 1.

Dual video 

There are two dual video configurations, each displaying two inputs side by side. To access dual video mode press quadview and then the mode button six times, alternatively you may access dual video mode by pressing the mode button until you reach the first dual mode configuration. The first configuration shows inputs 1 and 2 side by side, press the mode button again and the second configuration shows inputs 3 and 4 as shown below.

When dual video mode is being used the audio channel in use will be from the most recently used channel, so for example if you switch from input 3 directly to quadview mode and then to dual video mode the audio from input 3 will be used. Audio switching can be completed using the instructions from picture and picture mode.

Troubleshooting

There is no audio 

  • Please check the active audio channel by pressing the audio button on the switch or remote control until the ♪ icon is present in the correct channel.

Picture is distorted, incomplete, missing colours etc. 

  • Please check that all HDMI cables are correctly seated in the ports and reboot the connected source devices.
  • Check that video scaling is correctly configured on any connected PC’s graphics card.

AMD

  1. Open the AMD Control Centre. In the My Digital Flat Panels menu select Properties (Digital Flat Panel).
  2. Tick the Enable GPU scaling box under Image Scaling and then select Scale image to full panel size.
  3. Now select Scaling Options from the My Digital Flat Panels menu and set the Scaling Options to 0%.
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NVIDIA

  1. Open the NVIDIA Control Panel. In the Display menu select Adjust desktop size and position.
  2. In the Scaling tab select Full Screen from the scaling mode list and then GPU from the Perform scaling on drop down box.

 

References

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