Edid Page - AMX NMX-ENC-N1122 Instruction Manual

EDID Page

Click the EDID link at the top of any of the main web pages to access the page shown in
information that it communicates to the output device. This page allows you to view that information.Options are described in
Table 12. Edit the Encoder's EDID if you need to change the display options available to the source. There are three different ways to
control the EDID of the Encoders.
Option 1: Use the default settings drop-down menu at the bottom of the page and select from the options available. Then click
Reset EDID. This will work for most sources and is most often set to Stereo (2 channel).
Option 2: When using an EDID captured from a display connected to a Decoder, paste the data in to the white EDID block,
overwriting existing EDID. Then click Set EDID.
Option 3: Make changes to the operating parameters displayed on the right side of the screen. Use the Encode button to translate
the changes into a new EDID and click Set EDID.
NOTE: The source will need to be disconnected while modifying EDID settings.
EDID Page
FIG. 36
EDID Page Options
TABLE 12
Option
EDID drop-down box
Decode button
Encode button
Read EDID button
Set EDID button
Reset EDID button
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Description
Select what EDID information to display.
Local (Digital/Analog): Displays EDID information for the Encoder. This information is being provided to the
source connected to the Encoder.
Click to translate the EDID currently displayed on the left to the operating parameters list on the right.
After making any changes to the operating parameters list on the right, click this button to update the EDID
information on the left. To store the new settings, click Set EDID.
Click to initially show the EDID or if the source EDID has changed (refreshes the EDID table).
If creating a custom EDID, click to apply the changes.
For Digital, choose a standard EDID from the drop-down menu and click Reset EDID to apply. For Analog, no
selection is necessary.
Encoder Configuration Options
Figure 36. Every display has stored
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