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EDID ► Mode
This tab is used to configure the EDID (Extended Display Identification Data), typically a
256 byte file that is hosted on a sink (display or other endpoint device) that contains video
and audio capability information for that device.
There are three EDID modes:
Internal
Pre-configured and non-customizable EDIDs that have specific limitations on the resolution
and number of allowable audio channels.
External
An EDID that is "pass-through" from a connected display through the unit and directly to the
source with little to no modification.
Custom
The User Defined EDID can be uploaded, and each input has a memory location that
stores the selected EDID. When using the Custom EDID mode, the EDID Lock function will
be available to prevent accidental overwrite of the EDID that has been uploaded.
EDID ► Copy
The EDID Copy option provides the ability to copy the HDMI or HDBaseT Output or any
EDID that is currently stored in an input's memory to another input.
When a custom EDID has been uploaded to an input, use this option to copy it to the other
inputs. Select an EDID to copy, then select the copy destination.
NOTE: The EDID Mode of the destination must be set to Custom, and the EDID Lock must
be turned off to allow the copy procedure. The Copy button will then be available.
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