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If the Interface Does Not Record EDID
1.
Make sure you have a display device connected to the local output.
2.
Make sure the rotary switch is set to 0.
3.
Make sure the LED flashes red slowly three times while the EDID information is stored
and returns to a solid green when the recording is completed.
4.
Check
Information
NOTE:
If the Source Does Not Output the Correct Rate
NOTE:
1.
Make sure you have the correct resolution and frequency selected on the rotary dial and
the DIP switch. After they have been reset, restart the source device.
2.
If you are using a user-recorded EDID, make sure the rotary switch is set to 0 and make
sure valid EDID information has been saved to position 0 (see
EDID Information
3.
If you are passing through EDID from a display connected to the local monitor output,
make sure the rotary dial is set to position F and make sure the display is properly
connected to the output connection.
Record EDID Information
on page 14.
EDID information must be available to the source device as it boots up. If you
make changes to the EDID source by adjusting the rotary dial or the frequency
DIP switch, you must reboot the source device.
The resolution provided by the EDID source must be less than or equal to the
resolution of the output device.
on page 14).
on page 12 and
Using User-Recorded EDID
Using User-recorded
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