Kindermann QuickSelect 3.0 Installationsanleitung Und Bedienungsanleitung Seite 24

Note: The default setting is"Link In/Link out". In this case any signal coming via Link In from the proceeding
unit as well as signals infed locally will be available on both outputs, HDMI and Link Out, at the same time.
EDID management:
The EDID configuration influences the EDID data exchange between the signal source and the end device.
You can specify EDID values to force the video sources to output these pre-set signal timings. This refers
to audio and video in HDMI and display port.
The QuickSelect 3.0 has three available EDID tables per HDMI input:
1. Auto EDID, 2. Specific pre-defined EDID, 3 user-specific EDID.
The respective table is selected via the active mode in the GUI.
Info: What is EDID
EDID information (Extended Display Identification Data) is made up of a 128 Byte (VGA) or 256 Byte data
structure (HDMI) that is saved in a video display/projector or another output device. It contains the resolutions
that can be displayed for the output device, incl. refresh rate, audio formats etc.
The source device asks the output device for this table before establishing the picture and selects the best
resolution for the picture output from it.
The QuickSelect 3.0 system does not automatically forward the EDID table of the end device to the
picture source. Under certain circumstances, this would also not be desired, singe, e.g., DVI end devices
do not contain any sound information – thus the laptop would also not output any sound via HDMI.
Therefore, EDID management is provided in the GUI of the QuickSelect 3.0.
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1. The simplest setting ‚Auto EDID' is part of the basic configuration
under ‚Auto Set'. In expert mode, you can read the EDID information
of the first connected output device with the button ‚Auto EDID' and
thus automatically file it in the Auto EDID memory of the QuickSelect
3.0. This is displayed in the output field in the middle in HEX.
To activate this table, the EDID mode of the respective QuickSelect
3.0 must be set to auto. In the pulldown menu, you can choose
whether the AutoEDID memory is activated for the input HDMI1,
HDMI2 or both. On the left, for all devices that were found under
‚Auto search'; on the right only for the selected device (framed red).
The captured EDID data can be saved locally for later purposes with
the ‚Save' button (if the output device is e.g. no longer available).
2. In ‚pre-defined' mode, a factory-defined EDID is used. Again, you
can choose in the pulldown menu whether the pre-set EDID data
record for the input HDMI1, HDMI2 or for both is activated. On the left,
for all devices that were found under ‚Auto search'; on the right only
for the selected device (framed red).