Extron Electronics DXP HDMI User Guide - Manual (Page 125)

DXP DVI Pro and DXP HDMI Series • HTML Operation 119
Fig_Button tie pop-up field
Figure 115. Pop-up Field Providing Formation About a Button Tie
• To tie an input to all outputs, click that input number, located at the left of the
matrix.
2. Click the Take button to make the configuration changes or Cancel button to
abandon the changes.
• Input Adjustments — Contains an HDCP Authorization check box for each input.
For the desired input, select this check box to turn on HDCP authorization or clear the
box to turn authorization off. By default, HDCP authorization is on for all inputs.
NOTE: If the source requires HDCP authentication, ensure that HDCP
authorization is set to On (the default).
• Output Adjustments — Contains an AV Mute button for each output.
To mute or unmute an output:
1. In the Signal Type section, select the signal that you want to mute by clicking the
Video Only , Audio Only , or Video & Audio button. A color fill is added to the
selected signal type button: Video Only is filled with green, Audio Only , red, and
Video & Audio , amber.
2. Click the Mute button to the right of the desired output number. The selected
button label changes to Muted and its background becomes the color of the
signal type button selected in step 1.
To unmute an output, click its Muted button. The button label changes to Mute and
the color fill is removed.
• EDID Configuration — Contains the following:
• Save Output 1 section: If desired, you can save the EDID for the output device
connected to the DXP output 1 (only) as a user-assigned EDID, by clicking one of
the
User buttons (numbered User 1 through User 4 ). After you save the EDID of
Output 1 as a user-assigned EDID, you can select it from the EDID menu for any
input.
• EDID menus: For each input, there is a drop-list of EDIDs (including
user-assigned), from which you can select the resolution and refresh rate to
assign to the input.
(If you select a
User Assigned option for which no EDID has been specified, the
default 720p @ 60 Hz is applied to the input.)