Panel description, Front panel, Back panel – Atlona AT HDCAT V2 User Manual

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DC 24V

BACK UP

MAIN

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FIRMWARE

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HDMI 1

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OUTPUT

OUTPUT

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POWER SYNC LOCK

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AT-HDCAT-8

DC 24V

BACK UP

MAIN

DC 24V

FIRMWARE

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HDMI 1

INPUT

OUTPUT

OUTPUT

HDMI 2

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Panel Description

Front Panel

1. Power LED - Red LED will illuminate to display connected power supplies. M is main. B is back up.
2. Sync LED - Blue LED indicates it is receiving signal from the selected source.
3. Lock LED - When the function keys are locked the blue LED will illuminate

Lock - Press the Input button and hold for 5 seconds. All function keys will lock.

Unlock - Press the Input button and hold for 5 seconds. All function keys will unlock.

4. Output LED - Blue LED will light up for each output connected and sending signal.

*Number of LEDs will vary by HDCAT device

5. Input Button - Press to manually switch between sources.
6. Auto Button - Press to activate or deactivate the smart switching feature.

**This feature auto-detects incoming source signals and switches to the corresponding input

7. EDID Button - Press to switch between internal and learned EDID™ options.
8. HDMI

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LED - Blue LED will illuminate to indicate the current active input.

9. Auto LED - Blue LED will light up when the auto switching feature is enabled.
10. INT/Learn LED - Blue LED will illuminate to indicate EDID operational status (INT or Learn).

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Back Panel

1. Firmware port - Field serviceable USB port for updating firmware.
2. HDMI input - Connect HDMI sources here
3. De-embedded audio - Connect audio from these ports to a local audio receiver or amplifier.
4. Local HDMI output - Local output for in room display, AVR, or HDCAT cascading.
5. Back up power port - Connect second optional power supply (AT-PW24V6.25A - sold separately)
6. Main power port - Connect main power supply to this port.
7. CAT5e/6/7 Output - Connect to a receiver (purchased separately @ atlona.com) to pass signals
over extended distances.

Ex. Optional receivers AT-HDRX for 230ft with all HDCAT products. For extended distance with the AT-HDCAT-8ED use

AT-HDRX-RSNET (328ft)

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