Avenview SW-HDM3D-C5-8X8 - Manual (Page 21)

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2.1 EDID Learning
The EDID learning function is only necessary whenever you encounter any display on the HDMI output port
that cannot play audio and video properly. Because the HDMI source devices and displays may have various
level of capability in playing audio and video, the general principle is that the source device will output the
lowest standards in audio format and video resolutions to be commonly acceptable among all HDMI displays.
In this case, a 720p stereo HDMI signal output would be probably the safest choice. Nevertheless, the user can
force the matrix to learn the EDID of the lowest capable HDMI display among others to make sure all displays
are capable to play the HDMI signals normally by performing the procedures stated below.
2.1 Method 1: Manually Connect HDMI Displays to HDMI Input Ports
1. Power up the matrix master unit. Connect the HDMI display that its EDID needs to be learned to any of the
HDMI INPUT1 – INPUT8 port where your source device has trouble to show the picture normally.
2. To learn the display’s EDID for source device connected to respective HDMI INPUT1 – INPUT8 port, pull
both pins of respective DIP switch SW1 – SW8 up-and-down to stay at ON [  ] - ON [  ] and wait for about
5 seconds to complete the EDID learning process. You DON’T NEED to pull up the DIP switch again unless
you want to learn another display’s EDID by pulling both DIP switch pin-1 & pin-2 of SW1 – SW8
up-and-down one more time.
3. Repeat step1 & step2 if you want to learn the EDID of this HDMI display on any other HDMI input ports
that have same trouble playing the audio/video properly.
SW1-SW4 Pin#1 and Pin#2 must be set “ON” & “ON” for EDID Learning Mode
DIP Switch Position Video Audio Description
Pin 1 Pin 2
ON
[
 ]
ON
[
 ]
Bypas
s Bypas
s EDID Learning –
for learning EDID from the
receiver