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To save EDID data from your display screen, power on the player and connect your display screen to the player's
HDMI port 1, then briefly press
. The green indicator lights up, indicating that a valid EDID data block was
Copy/Erase
saved (from HDMI port 1). Emulation is not automatically enabled when EDID data is successfully saved, you need to
use the
button to enable emulation.
Emulation On
To delete stored EDID data, hold down
for a long press. The indicator light briefly flashes red, and then
Copy/Erase
the light turns off. To confirm that no EDID data is currently stored, press the
button. The indicator light
Emulation On
will appear amber if no EDID data is stored.
Emulation On Button
The
button allows you to enable and disable the player's EDID emulation feature.
Emulation On
To enable EDID emulation, after the
indicator light is green to indicate that valid EDID data is stored,
Copy/Erase
briefly press
. The
Emulation On
Emulation O indicator light will light up green to indicate that EDID emulation is
n
enabled.
If the indicator light appears amber, it means that no EDID data is currently saved; you need to use the
Note:
Copy/Erase
button to save EDID data before you can enable EDID emulation.
briefly press
. The green
indicator light turns off.
To disable EDID emulation,
Emulation On
Emulation On
Typical Use of EDID Buttons
In typical usage, once you have your display screen(s) connected to the player, briefly press the
button to save the display
Copy/Erase
screen's EDID data, then turn on emulation by pressing the
button. If, for example, you temporarily connect a different
Emulation On
screen to the player for troubleshooting or configuration, you can temporarily turn off EDID emulation (but not delete the stored EDID
data) by pressing the
button, then you can press that button again once you reconnect the player to the screens that you
Emulation On
normally use. If you permanently change the player's display screens to a different make or model, long-press the
button to
Copy/Erase
delete the previously saved EDID data, then briefly press the
button once the new screens are connected to the player.
Copy/Erase
Software-Based
EDID Emulation and Display Continuity
If the hardware-based EDID buttons on the player do not work well with your display screens, you can instead use the software-based
option provided through AMD utilities that are installed on the player. To do so, you need to configure the player's EDID Emulation
settings in the AMD Radeon Pro Settings utility. Additionally, you may to configure some settings in the AMD Display Continuity
utility, although in many cases the default settings in this utility are acceptable. For instructions on using these settings, refer to the user
guide PDF document below.
Detailed User Guide
The document below provides detailed setup instructions and general information about both the Player-DX and
(these players
Player-Q
have similar internal components).
