Lightware MX32x32HDMI-Pro User Manual page 80

All outputs: this option means that the modified parameters are applied to all
output ports.
Info: After closing this window, the Current Output option will be selected regardless of
which was active at the time of closing. It is to avoid setting All Outputs by mistake.
Reload factory defaults
Current output: Reloads the default values to the currently selected output.
All outputs: Loads the factory default values to all outputs.
Set signal properties for output
Mode
Color space
Color range
LPCM subsample
HDCP
Drive current
General
Monitor present
Output signal
Active signal
HDCP
HotPlug Detect
Display
HDMI capable
HDCP capable
HDCP repeater
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It specifies the desired type of outputted signal on the
port (Auto, DVI, HDMI 24-bit, HDMI 30-bit or HDMI 36-
bit).
If you select Auto, the system will configure the mode
automatically based on the capabilities of your display
and the incoming signal.
Convert the color space on the output to the given type.
You are able to force any-to-any color space conversion
or leave this field on Auto. Please note that DVI signals
support only RGB color space.
Defines color range conversion for the output port.
Defines the subsampling of the PCM audio signal. This
setting applies only to the 2-channel PCM audio. The
minimum of the new sampling frequency is 44.1kHz.
Determines HDCP encryption for the output signal. In
automatic mode the encryption depends on the incoming
signal. You are also able to force HDCP on non protected
signals. Removing the encryption from a content
protected video is not possible due to the limitations of
the specification.
It specifies the drive current of the internal crosspoint
circuit. It is strongly recommended to leave this value at
the default 12mA.
Shows if there is a sink device attached.
Actual type and color depth of the transmitted signal over
this port.
Shows if there is a valid signal routed to this output port.
Shows if the HDCP encryption is currently enabled or
disabled.
Shows if the sink device is ready to receive the signal.
Shows whether the sink supports HDMI.
Shows if the HDCP authentication was successful or
failed.
Shows if the sink device is an HDCP repeater or not.