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Dashboard > Settings > Receivers
This page applies a standard global configuration to all receivers.
Hotkey settings
The first few rows determine the Hotkeys that can be used to invoke certain functions.
It is possible to select mouse keys to perform these functions, though it is not possible
to use both mouse switching and a hot key combination. It is also not possible to mix left
and right function keys. Left Ctrl and Left ALT are the default settings.
Login required
Determines whether it is necessary to log into the receiver.
Enable Receiver OSD Alerts
Determine the required setting for pop up OSD alerts: No or Yes.
Video Compatibility Check
This reads the EDID from the attached monitor and determines whether the monitor is
capable of displaying the selected video mode before connecting a channel. This prevents
the receiver showing a black screen and the user being locked out because a dual link
resolution has been selected to display on a single link monitor.
Force 60Hz
If enabled, the receiver frame rate is held at 60Hz regardless of the video input frame
rate. The Video Switching options (below) cannot be altered when this option is enabled.
Video switching
Provides two options for video switching:
• Fast Switching (default state) - Retains the same frame rate (at either 50Hz or 60Hz)
depending upon which video resolution was displayed first.
• Match Frame Rate - Follows the source frame rate and will change the frame rate every
time this changes even if the video resolution doesn't change. If you have one receiver
switching between 1920x1080@60Hz and 1920x1080@50Hz then this setting will
change the frame rate from 60Hz to 50 Hz every time that you switch.
Receiver Keyboard Country Code
Select the country code of the keyboard connected to the receiver.
Audio Input Type
Select the required audio input type.
USB Settings
HID only
If enabled, allows only HID (mice and keyboards) devices to be connected to the
receivers.
Disable Isochronous Endpoint Alerts
When an isochronous USB device is connected to the receiver there will no longer be a
warning message. ALIF units do not support isochronous devices.
Enable Isochronous Endpoint Attach
Some USB devices combine many USB devices behind a USB hub. e.g a keyboard with
audio support. By enabling this option, devices will be allowed to connect to ALIF
receivers, however, the isochronous part (e.g. the audio component) of the devices will
not work.
Advanced Port
This section allows you to determine USB port behaviour for use with certain USB
devices.
The default is no reserved ports, Merging enabled and no feature code (or Quirk) set.
It is recommended that these are left at the default settings and are only changed under
advice from an Adder FAE.
For each of the four USB ports on the receiver, certain rules can be applied depending
upon the USB device connected.
If you have reserved USB ports on the transmitter, you can select which USB port to use
for a particular device.
You can turn off USB merging for a particular port. This will slow down switching as the
USB device will be enumerated every time that you switch.
You can also enter an advanced feature if it is necessary for your USB device. The drop
down lists the feature codes for some known USB devices. Otherwise please contact
your local FAE for advice.
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