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How do I manage input sources and output channels on the VIVOLINK VLHDMIMAT4X2RS HDMI Switcher?

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McRylee
12/17/2025, 07:02:36 AM

Managing input sources and output channels on your VIVOLINK VLHDMIMAT4X2RS 4x2 HDMI 2.0 Presentation Switcher is straightforward. Here's how to do it:

Manual Switching:

  1. To select an input source for Output A, press the "Select" button located in the Out A block. The corresponding source LED will illuminate green, indicating the active input for Output A.
  2. Repeat the process for Output B by pressing the "Select" button in the Out B block. The selected input's LED will also turn green.

Auto Switching:

  1. To enable auto-switching for Output A, press and hold the "Select" button in the Out A block for approximately 3 seconds. The Auto LED will turn green, confirming that auto-switching is activated for Output A.
  2. Similarly, enable auto-switching for Output B by pressing and holding the "Select" button in the Out B block for about 3 seconds. The Auto LED will light up green for Output B.

Auto Switching Rules:

  • The switcher will prioritize the first available active input, starting from HDMI input 1 and progressing to input 4.
  • It will automatically switch to a new input when a new, active source is detected.
  • Upon restarting, the switcher will automatically reconnect to the input that was active before it was powered off.
  • If an active source is disconnected, the switcher will automatically switch to the first available active input, beginning with HDMI input 1.

Additional Notes:

  • The detection method (TMDS or 5V) can be configured using RS232 commands.
  • While in auto-switching mode, pressing the "Select" button will cycle through the available input sources without disabling auto-switching.
  • To disable auto-switching, press and hold the "Select" button for about 3 seconds.
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