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Switcher
Incorporates
4 inputs 1 output
HDMI 2.0 4K@60Hz Support
HDCP 2.2 Compliant
Model: UHD-401ARC
The Orei UHD-401ARC 4x1 switch can expand the HDMI input
of your HDMI display with up to 4 HDMI inputs with a single
HDMI cable connected to your display. The switch supports
HDMI 2.0 (4K@60) signal and its HDCP 2.2 compliant with your
HDMI enabled devices. It also supports ARC bypass function
(Input-4 & Output) to connect a soundbar or audio receiver with
HDMI ARC port.
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HDMI 2.0 / Ultra HD 4k (3840 x 2160 @60Hz) support
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Supports Pixel Clock Rate up to 600MHz
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4 inputs and 1 output HDMI Switch
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DTS
HD, Dolby
audio compliant
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Multiple controls:
。Front panel button operation
。IR Remote Control
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One HDMI input port on the front panel for quick and easy
access
HDMI™
technology
User Manual
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Summary of Contents for Orei UHD-401ARC
- Page 1 HDCP 2.2 Compliant Model: UHD-401ARC User Manual The Orei UHD-401ARC 4x1 switch can expand the HDMI input of your HDMI display with up to 4 HDMI inputs with a single HDMI cable connected to your display. The switch supports HDMI 2.0 (4K@60) signal and its HDCP 2.2 compliant with your HDMI enabled devices.
- Page 2 • ARC bypass (Input-4 & Output) • HDCP 2.2 compliant Specification • 4 HDMI input (Type A 19-pin female) • 1 HDMI output (Type A 19-pin female) • Bandwidth 25MHz ~ 600MHz • DC 5V / 0.6A (Power adaptor: Micro USB type) Package Content •...
- Page 3 IR Remote Control, push the button on UHD-401 ARC to switch among up to 4 source devices. While you switching the output between the devices, the corresponding LED of the main unit will be lighted up. Notice: 1. While you plugging the 5V power adaptor of UHD-401ARC to the...
- Page 4 UHD-401ARC power is on. 2. Push the number button on UHD-401ARC to switch to corresponding input port. Trouble Shooting When there is no video output, please: Check if the connection is correct. Check if the HDMI cable is damaged.
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