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3. Set the timeout in seconds for delaying:
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Switching upon signal loss when 5V power is left on.
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Switching when a new signal is detected.
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Switching in case a cable is unplugged.
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5V power off when the signal is lost.
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Switching to the last video input signal after the manual override video input signal is
lost.
See table below for more detailed information.
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Video timeouts are set.
The following table defines the timeout values and conditions:
Timeout
Description, Range (Default) and Conditions
Signal Loss
Description:
When the signal is lost, leave 5V power on and delay
switching for x seconds.
Range (default):
5 to 90 seconds (10 by default).
Conditions:
Signal Loss t
imeout ≥ 5 seconds.
Signal Loss timeout < Output Inactivity.
Signal Loss timeout < manual-override mode inactivity.
Signal Gain
Description:
When a new signal is detected, delay switching for x
seconds.
Range (default)
0 to 90 seconds (0 by default).
Conditions
No conditions.
Input Unplug
Description:
When the cable is unplugged, delay switching for x
seconds.
Range (default)
0 to 90 seconds (0 by default).
Conditions
Input Unplug timeout ≤ Output inactivity.
Input unplug timeout ≤ manual-override mode inactivity.
Output Inactivity
Description:
When the signal is lost, delay 5V power off for x seconds.
Range (default)
5 to 60000 seconds (900 by default).
Conditions
Output Inactivity timeout > Input Unplug.
Manual-Override Mode Inactivity
Description:
When video is lost on a manual override action, delay
switching for x seconds.
Range (default)
5 to 90 seconds (10 by default).
Conditions
Manual-Override Mode
Inactivity timeout ≥ Signal Loss.
Manual-Override Mode Inactivity tim
eout ≥ Input Unplug.