VE849 User Manual
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RX PAIR
Use this button to have a receiver enter pairing mode so that it can establish a
connection to the transmitter. Point the IR remote at the receiver and press the
RX Pair
button once to show the OSD. Point the IR remote at the receiver and
press the
RX Pair
button twice (within 5 seconds) to enter pairing mode. When
the receiver’s power LED flashes purple its in pairing mode. See
page 15 for complete instructions to pair a receiver with the transmitter.
Source
Press this button to switch between the HDMI media sources connected to the
Transmitter.
EDID Management
EDID (Extended Display Identification Data) is the data provided by digital
displays to indicate their capabilities to video sources.
The HDMI Wireless Extender distributes HDMI signals from your video
source to five HDMI displays. In order to deliver the best audio and video
formats supported by all TVs, the VE849 reads the EDID information from the
displays and determines the best “common” video resolution and audio format
to send to the video source to program EDID on the device (i.e. Blu-ray players
auto resolution setting).
In order to provide the best “common” output resolution, for all displays, the
VE849 reads the EDID whenever a TV is plugged in, unplugged, or turned on/
off. It is normal to see the TVs flash for a couple seconds when they are
powered on, or when switching source devices, this allows the EDID to adjust
to the best “common” resolution for all devices to use.
To get the best resolution for a (single) specific TV (i.e. 1080p 3D), you can
manually change the resolution from your video source or unplug the lower
resolution EDID device, then power cycle the VE849 units and connected
devices. For certain 3D Blu-ray players, you may need to eject and re-insert the
3D Blu-ray disk. If your video source does not output a best “common”
resolution, one of your TVs may not display any content or it might play audio
only. Please refer to your devices’ user manual for further information if this
issue appears. Below “Loop-through” refers to the locally connected HDTV.
