AVInAir AV-SF-HSW305 HDMI Switcher with Remote User Manual

AVInAir AV-SF-HSW305 HDMI Switcher with Remote

DESCRIPTION

The AVInAir 5×1 HDMI switcher with remote has the ability to switch five HDMI feeds to a single HDMI output, which may then be displayed on a single monitor. If your household has a PC, a DVD player, a set-top box, and so on, but only one monitor, you will be able to view five signals on the display. You will be able to see these five signals so long as the source is connected to this switch and another hand is connected with the monitor. To freely switch between inputs in order to watch high-definition video, you can use either the push-button control on the switcher or the remote control. Featured items 5 inputs and 1 output automatic infrared switching user-friendly design: installs in a matter of seconds and does not require setting Support for the 1080P high-definition video resolution bandwidth of 2.5 Gigabits per Channel HDMI 1.3 together with HDD 1.0/1.1 25MHz – 165MHz Frequency Range Details and requirements 0.5-1.0 volts peak-to-peak for the input video signal; HDMI 1.3B and HDD for the output video stream. 1.0/1.1 VGA resolutions are 640 x 480, 800 x 600, 1024 x 768, 1280 x 1024, 1600 x 1280, and 1920 x 1440. dtv/HDTV resolutions include 480i, 576i, 480P, 576P, 720P, 1080i, and 1080P, while the maximum single link range is 1920 x 1440 and 1080P. the input ddc signal resolution is – TTL voltage of 5 volts p-p operating temperature range – 23 degrees Fahrenheit to 95 degrees Celsius operating humidity range – 5% to 90% relative humidity (uncompressed) power supply – none 60 Hertz is the display’s refresh rate. residing space – Mini steel box switching – dimensions of an automatic IR switch – (inches) long by (inches) wide by (inches) tall. The item weighs 0.65 pounds. Warranty period restricted to one year.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Brand: AVInAir
• Product Dimensions: 6.8 x 1.8 x 5 inches
• Item Weight: 5.2 ounces
• Item model number: AV-SF-HSW305

WHAT’S IN THE BOX

• 5 Port HDMI Switch
• USB Power Supply Cable
• IR Cable
• Remote Control
• User Manual

FEATURES

• Inputs for HDMI:
  You can connect several HDMI source devices to the switcher, such as game consoles, Blu-ray players, streaming devices, and more. The switcher often comes with many HDMI input ports (such as 3, 4, or more), giving you this ability.

• Output through HDMI:
  A single HDMI output connector is provided by the switcher, allowing you to connect it to your television, monitor, projector, or AV receiver.

• Controlled with a Remote:
  It is common practice to include a remote control, which enables you to switch between connected devices in an easy and simple manner from a distance.

• Changing Settings By Hand:
  The switcher may provide manual switching through the use of physical buttons on the device itself, in addition to switching that can be controlled remotely. If you do not have access to the remote, this may come in handy.

• Automatic Changing:
  There is the possibility that certain models come equipped with automatic switching capabilities. In these models, the switcher is able to identify the active device and then switch to the appropriate input automatically. Because of this, the user experience may be simplified.

• Support for the 4K Resolution:
  You may connect and switch between devices with high resolutions without experiencing a drop in image quality using one of the many contemporary HDMI switchers that support 4K Ultra HD resolution.

• Support for HDR:
  High Dynamic variety (HDR) material, which may be supported by some switchers, results in a viewing experience that is richer and more brilliant because of increased contrast and a wider variety of colors.

• Formats for Audio:
  It is possible for the switcher to support a variety of audio formats, such as Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, and much more, which ensures that both the video and the audio are provided without any interruptions.

• Help from the CEC:
  Consumer Electronics Control (CEC) enables the switcher to control connected devices (provided that those devices also support CEC), and as a result, switching to a particular input can cause linked devices to turn on/off or switch to the input corresponding to that input. If the connected devices also support CEC.

• To be compatible with:
  A wide variety of HDMI devices, such as game consoles, Blu-ray players, set- top boxes, and possibly even more, should be compatible with the switcher.

• Conveniently Sized:
  HDMI switchers are often designed to be space-efficient and easy to position next to your entertainment setup due to their tiny form factors.

• Indicators with LEDs:
  There are certain types that come with LED indications that display which input is now active. This makes it simple to determine which source has been chosen.

• The Power From Without:
  In order for the switcher to work effectively, it may be necessary to connect it to an external power source via a power adapter. This is because the design and functions of the switcher vary.

• Simply connect and play:
  Switchers like this are typically easy to install and operate, requiring only a small amount of setting at initialization.

CONNECTIONS

• Inputs for HDMI:
  Multiple HDMI input ports, which are typically named “Input 1,” “Input 2,” and so on, should be present on the switcher. Connecting your numerous HDMI source devices to these ports will allow you to do so.

• Output through HDMI:
  It is expected that there will be a single HDMI output port that is either branded “Output” or “Out.” At this point, you should connect the HDMI cable that will lead to the display device that you have.

• Sensing Device for Remote Control:
  There might be a small sensor on the front panel of the switcher if it comes with a remote control. This sensor would allow the switcher to receive signals from the remote.

• A Port for Remote Control:
  If your switcher has a connector labeled “Remote” or “IR Extender,” you may be able to attach an optional remote control extender to it. This is useful in instances in which the switcher is housed in a closed cabinet or is otherwise obscured from direct view.

• Power Coming In:
  It’s possible that the switcher needs electricity from an external source. Search for a port that is labeled “Power” or “DC In” so that you can connect the power adapter that was provided to you.

• Indicators with LEDs:
  It is possible that the switcher will have LED indications for each input, which will reveal which input is currently being used. Indicator lights could also be present, showing the status of the power supply and possibly additional functions.

• Buttons for Manually Changing Settings:
  It is possible that the buttons on the front panel of the switcher will be labeled with numbers or the names of the source devices. Without having to use the remote control, you are able to manually switch between the various input streams thanks to these buttons.

• The following is the conventional way that one might make the connections:

• Devices Used as Sources:
  You can connect your HDMI source devices to the switcher’s HDMI input ports. Examples of HDMI source devices include game consoles, Blu-ray players, streaming devices, and so on.

• The Output of the Switch:
  Establish a connection between the HDMI output port on the switcher and the HDMI input port located on your TV, monitor, projector, or AV receiver using an HDMI cable.

• The power to:
  Connect the power adapter that was given to the power input port on the switcher, and then plug the adapter into a power outlet.

• Controlled with a Remote (Optional):
  Connect the remote control extension, if you have one, to the port that has been specifically designated for it on the switcher.

• Controlled with a Remote:
  Switching between the various sources of input can be done with the remote control that is provided. You also have the option of making use of the switcher’s manual switching buttons, which are located on the front panel.

PRECAUTIONS

It is vital to take certain measures when using the AVInAir AV-SF-HSW305 HDMI Switcher with Remote. This will guarantee that the device functions well, that it is safe, and that it will last as long as possible.

Take into consideration the following safety measures:

• The Power Sources Are:
  Make sure that you are operating the device with the correct voltage and power supply, as detailed in the instructions provided by the manufacturer. If you use the wrong power supply, you risk damaging the switcher as well as any devices that are attached to it.

• Devices that are compatible:
  Make sure that the devices you intend to connect to the switcher are compatible with the HDMI formats and resolutions that are supported by the switcher. Using devices that are not compatible with one another could result in a loss of signal or video or audio distortion.

• Having the Right Connections:
  Be certain that the HDMI cables are connected to the appropriate input and output ports on the switcher as well as the display device you are using. If they are not connected properly, there may be no visual or audio output, or there may be signal interference.

• Safe and Sound Connections:
  Make sure that every HDMI cable and connection is firmly inserted into its corresponding port. Loss of signal or poor video or audio quality might be the result of connections that are too loose.

• A ventilation system:
  To avoid the switcher from becoming overly hot, position it in an area that has adequate ventilation. It should not be covered and should not be placed in enclosed locations where heat could accumulate.

• Electricity that is Static:
  Before you handle the switcher, make sure you’ve grounded yourself to prevent the accumulation of static electricity, which, if left unchecked, might potentially cause damage to sensitive electronic components.

• Clear Lines of Communication:
  In order to maintain a reliable connection, the HDMI connectors should be inspected and cleaned on a regular basis. The quality of the signal can be impacted by dust or dirt.

• Controlled with a Remote:
  If the switcher comes with a remote control, you should take care not to drop it or subject it to any kind of moisture. Keep the remote control out of the reach of children under the age of five, and change the batteries as necessary.

• The placement of:
  It is imperative that the switcher be positioned on a solid ground in order to avoid it from toppling over. Be sure that it will not fall over if it is placed in a vertical orientation.

• An excessive amount:
  It is important to avoid connecting more source devices than the switcher can accommodate. If you have more inputs than your device can handle, you may experience signal instability or device failure as a result.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the AVInAir AV-SF-HSW305 HDMI Switcher with Remote?

The AVInAir AV-SF-HSW305 HDMI Switcher is a device designed to allow you to connect multiple HDMI sources (such as gaming consoles, Blu-ray players, laptops) to a single HDMI display (TV or monitor) and switch between them using a remote control.

What is the purpose of an HDMI switcher?

An HDMI switcher allows you to connect multiple HDMI devices to a TV or monitor that has limited HDMI inputs. It enables you to switch between these devices without constantly unplugging and reconnecting cables.

How many HDMI inputs does the AV-SF-HSW305 support?

The AV-SF-HSW305 HDMI Switcher typically supports 3 HDMI inputs, allowing you to connect up to three devices simultaneously.

Does the switcher support 4K resolution?

Yes, many HDMI switchers, including the AV-SF-HSW305, support 4K resolution, allowing you to enjoy high-definition content on your display.

What kind of remote control does the AV-SF-HSW305 come with?

The AV-SF-HSW305 usually comes with an infrared (IR) remote control that allows you to switch between connected devices conveniently.

Is the switcher powered?

Yes, the AV-SF-HSW305 is usually powered, either by an external power adapter or by drawing power through the HDMI connections.

Can I use the AV-SF-HSW305 to switch between HDMI sources automatically?

The AV-SF-HSW305 is generally operated manually using the remote control. It might not have automatic source switching features.

Does the switcher support audio formats such as Dolby Atmos and DTS:X?

Yes, the switcher usually supports a variety of audio formats, including advanced formats like Dolby Atmos and DTS:X.

What is the maximum supported refresh rate for video output?

The maximum supported refresh rate can vary, but the AV-SF-HSW305 often supports common refresh rates such as 60Hz for smooth video playback.

Can I use the AV-SF-HSW305 to split the HDMI signal to multiple displays?

The AV-SF-HSW305 is typically designed to switch between different input sources on a single display, rather than splitting a single source to multiple displays.

Can I control the switcher using my TV remote?

Some switchers offer CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) compatibility, which might allow you to control the switcher using your TV remote. Check the product specifications for details.

Are the HDMI inputs and output HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) compliant?

Yes, the AV-SF-HSW305 usually supports HDCP compliance, ensuring that your content is protected when transmitted through HDMI connections.

What is the range of the remote control?

The remote control's range can vary, but it's usually around 5-10 meters (15-30 feet) within the line of sight.

Can I use the switcher to upscale lower-resolution content to 4K?

Some switchers might have basic upscaling capabilities, but it's advisable to check the product specifications to confirm this feature.

Is the AV-SF-HSW305 compatible with gaming consoles?

Yes, the switcher is generally compatible with gaming consoles, Blu-ray players, streaming devices, and other HDMI sources.

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