Crestron HD-WP-4K-401-C Owner's manual

HD-WP-4K-401-C
4K Multi-Window Video Processor with
HDBaseT®and HDMI®Outputs
Supplemental Guide
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Contents
Introduction 1
Using the Out-of-the-Box Functionality 1
Using the Web Interface 3
Accessing the Web Interface................................................................................... 3
Opening a Web Browser Directly ............................................................... 3
Opening a Web Browser within the Crestron Toolbox Application.............. 3
Logging In to the HD-WP-4K-401-C .......................................................... 4
Navigating the Web Interface ..................................................................... 5
Viewing Status Information...................................................................................... 6
Configuring Windowing Settings ............................................................................. 7
Configuring On-Screen Display Settings.................................................................. 9
Configuring Text Overlay Settings .............................................................. 9
Configuring Image Overlay Settings.......................................................... 10
Configuring Input Settings ..................................................................................... 10
Configuring Inputs on the Input Page ....................................................... 11
Configuring Inputs on Input-Specific Pages.............................................. 13
Configuring Output Settings .................................................................................. 15
Configuring Outputs on the Output Page ................................................. 15
Configuring Outputs on Output-Specific Pages........................................ 17
Configuring Network Settings................................................................................ 21
Configuring Device Settings .................................................................................. 23
Configuring Control System Connection Settings..................................... 23
Enabling or Disabling the Front Panel....................................................... 24
Changing the Username and Password ................................................... 24
Configuring RS232 Port Settings ............................................................. 25
Updating Firmware................................................................................... 26
Restoring Factory Default Settings ........................................................... 26
Rebooting the HD-WP-4K-401-C ............................................................ 27
Using the Front Panel OLED Display Menu 27
Accessing and Navigating the OLED Display Menu............................................... 28
Configuring Windowing Settings ........................................................................... 29
Configuring Video Window Layout ........................................................... 29
Configuring Window Titles........................................................................ 31
Configuring Input Settings ..................................................................................... 32
Configuring Output Settings .................................................................................. 35
Configuring Network Settings................................................................................ 35
Configuring Device Settings .................................................................................. 36

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HD-WP-4K-401-C:
4K Multi-Window Video Processor
with HDBaseT®and HDMI®Outputs
Introduction
The Crestron®HD-WP-4K-401-Cenables the simultaneous display ofup to four video
sources on a single HD, Ultra HD, or4K display. Parallel HDMI®and HDBaseT®outputs
provide flexible connectivity for the HDMI display and other equipment. Input sources up to
4K are supported via four HDMI inputs. Fully automatic operation and out-of-the-box
functionality enable use without a control system, while enhanced operation and custom
functionality can be attained through integration with a control system.
Video windowing enhances the presentation andcollaboration capabilities ofanymeeting
space, allowing multiple presentation sources tobe connected anddisplayed together on
screen. The ability toconnect uptofour Crestron Connect It™ cable caddies
(TT-100 Series) directly to the HD-WP-4K-401-Caffords a perfect multi-window
collaboration solution for huddle rooms and classrooms.
Easy setup and configuration of the HD-WP-4K-401-Cis enabled using a web browser or
the front panel controls. This guide provides information about the out-of-the box
functionality of the HD-WP-4K-401-Caswell as configuration of the HD-WP-4K-401-C
using the web interface and the front panel OLED display. For installation information, refer
to the HD-WP-4K-401-C DO Guide (Doc.7900) atwww.crestron.com/manuals.
Using the Out-of-the-Box Functionality
Out-of-the box functionality automatically allows the simultaneous display of all connected
audio/video sources on an HDMI display without the need for additional programming or
configuration. If one source is connected, one full-screen window appears on the display.
If two sources are connected, two side-by-side windows of equal size appear on the display
and are vertically centered. If three sources are connected, three windows of equal size
appear on the display (two side-by-side windows above one centered window). If four
sources are connected, four windows of equal size appear on the display. The following
illustration shows the one-, two-, three-, and four-window configurations.

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Window Configurations Using Out-of-the-Box Functionality
NOTE: Audio is transmitted only when a single full-screen image is displayed in a single
window. If multiple windows are displayed, the audio from all sources is muted.
To display sources using out-of-the-box functionality, do the following:
1. Connect up to two HDMI displays to the HD-WP-4K-401-C as required for the
application. One HDMI display connects to the HDMI output of the
HD-WP-4K-401-C. The other HDMI display connects to the HDBT (HDBaseT)
output of the HD-WP-4K-401-C via a DM 8G+®receiver, DigitalMedia™switcher,
or DM-DGE-200-C Digital Graphics Engine. The HDBT output can also connect
directly to any display device equipped with an HDBaseT input.
2. Connect up to four HDMI sources to the HDMI inputs of the HD-WP-4K-401-C.
All connected sources appear on the display in the corresponding window
configuration.
NOTE: If both the HDMI and HDBT outputs are connected, the HDBT output
display mirrors the HDMI output display.
3. (Optional) Connect up to four Crestron Connect It cable caddies to the USB input
ports of the HD-WP-4K-401-C. Press a button on a cable caddy while the LED is
blue to display the associated source as a full-screen window on the display.
Press the button again while the LED is green to allow the display to return to the
previous configuration (two, three, or four windows).

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Using the Web Interface
Built-in web pages of the HD-WP-4K-401-C allow video windowing, on-screen display,
input, output, network, and device settings to be configured. In addition, status information
about the HD-WP-4K-401-C can be viewed.
Accessing the Web Interface
The following table lists various operating systems and the corresponding web browsers
that are supported by the HD-WP-4K-401-C web interface.
Operating System and Supported Web Browsers for the HD-WP-4K-401-C
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORTED WEB BROWSERS
Windows®operating system Internet Explorer®web browser, version 9 and later
Chrome™ web browser, version 31 and later
Firefox® web browser, version 31 and later
macOS™ operating system Safari®web browser, version 6 and later
Chrome web browser, version 31 and later
Firefox web browser, version 31 and later
iOS® operating system Safari web browser, version 6 and later
Chrome web browser, version 31 and later
Android™ operating system Chrome web browser, version 31 and later
To access the web interface, do either of the following:
•Open a web browser directly. Refer to "Opening a Web Browser Directly" for
additional information.
•Open a web browser within the Crestron Toolbox™ application. Refer to "Opening
a Web Browser within the Crestron Toolbox Application" for additional information.
Opening a Web Browser Directly
To access the web interface by opening a web browser directly, do the following:
1. Note the IP address that appears on the front panel OLED display.
NOTE: After power is applied to the HD-WP-4K-401-C, the IP address appears on
the front panel OLED display.
2. Open a web browser.
3. Go to the IP address of the HD-WP-4K-401-C.
The Login page opens. For login information, refer to "Logging In to the
HD-WP-4K-401-C" on the following page.
Opening a Web Browser within the Crestron Toolbox Application
To access the user interface by opening a web browser within the Crestron Toolbox
application, do the following:
1. Open the Crestron Toolbox application.
2. From the Tools menu, select Device Discovery Tool.

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NOTE: You can also access the Device Discovery Tool by clicking the Device
Discovery Tool button ( ) in the toolbar.
NOTE: The security software running on the computer may send a program alert
regarding the attempt of the Crestron Toolbox application to connect to the
network. Allow the connection so that the Device Discovery Tool can be used.
3. From the device list on the left-hand side of the screen, double-click
HD-WP-4K-401-C.
A browser window opens, and then the user name and password dialog box
opens, allowing login to the HD-WP-4K-401-C. For login information, refer to
"Logging In to the HD-WP-4K-401-C" below.
Logging In to the HD-WP-4K-401-C
The user name and password dialog box allows login to the HD-WP-4K-401-C.
NOTE: Depending on the web browser being used, the appearance of the user name and
password dialog box may vary from the dialog box shown below.
User Name and Password Dialog Box
To log in to the HD-WP-4K-401-C, do the following:
1. Enter the user name and password. The default user name is admin, and the
default password is admin.
NOTE: The user name and password are case sensitive.
NOTE: For enhanced security, it is recommended that the user name and
password be changed. To change the user name and password using the web
interface, refer to "Changing the Username and Password" on page 24.
NOTE: If the user name and password are changed and the factory default
settings are later restored, the user name and password will revert to the default
setting, which is admin.
2. Click Log In.
The Status page opens. For an overview of the web interface, refer to "Navigating
the Web Interface" on the following page.

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Navigating the Web Interface
The web interface provides a navigation bar and built-in web pages of the
HD-WP-4K-401-C.
Web Interface (Sample Status Page of HD-WP-4K-401-C Shown)
The navigation bar provides access to the web pages as follows:
•Clicking Status accesses the Status page, which provides general information
about the HD-WP-4K-401-C as well as network-related and control system
information. For additional information, refer to "Viewing Status Information" on the
following page.
•Clicking Windowing accesses the Windowing page, which allows the layout of up
to four video windows to be configured. For additional information, refer to
"Configuring Windowing Settings" on page 7.
•Clicking On-Screen Display accesses the On-Screen Display page, which allows
text or an image—or both—to be overlaid on the connected display. For additional
information, refer to "Configuring On-Screen Display Settings" on page 9.
•Clicking Input accesses the Input page, which allows the desired EDID to be sent
to the inputs. For additional information, refer to "Configuring Input Settings" on
page 10.
•Clicking Output accesses the Output page, which allows the output resolution to
be set as well as analog audio settings. For additional information, refer to
"Configuring Output Settings" on page 15.
•Clicking Network accesses the Network page, which allows network settings such
as hostname and DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) mode to be set.
For additional information, refer to "Configuring Network Settings" on page 21.
•Clicking Device accesses the Device page, which allows changes to username and
password settings and also controls various device functions. For additional
information, refer to "Configuring Device Settings" on page 23.

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Viewing Status Information
General information, such as model name, serial number, and firmware version of the
HD-WP-4K-401-C, can be viewed. The current network settings as well as control system
connection settings can also be viewed.
To view status information, do the following: In the navigation bar, click Status.
The Status page opens.
NOTE: The Status page opens after logging in to the HD-WP-4K-401-C.
Sample Status Page
The Status page displays the following information about the HD-WP-4K-401-C:
•General information, which consists of the following:
oModel (HD-WP-4K-401-C)
oSerial Number
oFirmware Version
•Network-related information, which consists of the following:
oHostname
NOTE: The default hostname is HDWP401C-xxxxxx, where xxxxxx
consists of the last six characters (excluding punctuation) of the MAC
address of the device.
oIP Address
oSubnet Mask
oDefault Gateway
oMAC Address

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•Control system connection information, which consists of the following:
oAddress of the control system
oIP ID of the HD-WP-4K-401-C
oPort number of the HD-WP-4K-401-C
NOTE: The default port number is 41794.
oStatus (Online or Offline)
Configuring Windowing Settings
Video windowing allows up to four video sources to be displayed simultaneously on a single
display.
To configure video windowing, do the following:
1. In the navigation bar, click Windowing. The Windowing page opens.
Windowing Page
2. In the Layout section of the screen, select one of the following windowing modes:
•Automatic: (Default setting) Displays the detected inputs as follows:
oDisplays four detected inputs as a quad view consisting of four
equal-sized windows (two side-by-side windows above two
side-by-side windows)
oDisplays three detected inputs as three equal-sized windows
(two side-by-side windows above one centered window)

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oDisplays two detected inputs as two equal-sized and vertically
centered windows
oDisplays one detected input as a full-screen image
•Full Screen: Displays any single input as a full-screen image
NOTE: Inputs 1 and 2 allow sources with resolutions up to DCI 4K to be
displayed at the full resolution when in full-screen mode as long as the
resolution is supported by the display device. Inputs 3 and 4 accept
sources with a resolution up to DCI 4K; however, the full-screen output
resolution for inputs 3 and 4 is automatically downscaled to 1080p.
•Picture-in-Picture (PIP):Displays any single input as a full-screen image
with any other input as a scalable inset window that can be positioned as
desired (refer to step 5 below for information about PIP options)
•Side-by-Side: Displays any two inputs as two equal-sized and vertically
centered windows
•Quad View: Displays four inputs as four equal-sized windows (two side-
by-side windows above two side-by-side windows)
3. (Applicable to all Layout modes except Automatic mode) In the Source Selection
section of the page, select the desired source to be displayed in a window as
applicable to the windowing layout.
4. In the Audio Selection drop-down list, select the source whose audio is to be
unmuted or select Auto (default setting). If Auto is selected, audio is transmitted
only when a single full-screen image is displayed in a single window or when the
layout is in PIP mode. If multiple windows are displayed, the audio from all sources
is muted.
5. (Applicable only to Picture-in-Picture layout) In the PIP Options section of the
page, do the following:
a. In the Location drop-down list, select one of the following options to
position the smaller window within the larger window: Upper Left, Center
Left,Lower Left,Upper Right,Center Right,Lower Right,or Custom.
The default setting is Upper Left.
If Custom is selected, enter the X(horizontal) and Y(vertical) coordinates in
pixels to position the smaller window, and then click the Save button.
b. In the Size drop-down list, select one of the following options to set the
size of the smaller window within the larger window: Small (10%),
Medium (20%),Large (30%),or Custom. The default setting is Medium
(20%).
If Custom is selected, enter the X(horizontal) and Y(vertical) coordinates in
pixels to set the size of the smaller window, and then click the Save button.

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6. In the Window Titles section, do the following:
a. Enable or disable window titles by clicking the Enabled or Disabled radio
button, respectively. If enabled, the input name is displayed over the
window. By default, the Enabled radio button is selected.
b. (Applicable only when Window Titles is set to Enabled) Do the following:
i. In the Location drop-down list, select one of the following options to
position window titles: Upper Left, Center Left,Lower Left,Upper
Right,Center Right, or Lower Right. The default setting is
Upper Left.
ii. In the Font Size drop-down list, select one of the following options
to set the size of the window titles: Small (10%),Medium (20%),
Large (30%).The default setting is Medium (20%).
Configuring On-Screen Display Settings
A custom text label can be set for the HDMI video output. The text can be positioned at a
designated location on screen to display a static label or a dynamic pop-up message sent
from the control system. A custom photo or logo image can also be uploaded to appear at
a designated location on the screen.
To configure on-screen display settings, do the following: In the navigation bar, click
On-Screen Display. The On-Screen Display page opens.
On-Screen Display
Refer to the following sections for information about text overlay and image overlay
configuration information.
Configuring Text Overlay Settings
In the Text Overlay section of the On-Screen Display page, configure text overlay settings
by doing the following:
1. Enable text overlay by clicking the Enable radio button if it is not already selected.
By default, the Disable radio button is selected, preventing text from being overlaid
on the display device.
2. In the Text to display text box, enter the desired text, and then click the Save
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3. In the Location drop-down list, select one of the following options to position the
text on the display device: Upper Left,Center Left,Lower Left,Upper Right,
Center Right,Lower Right,or Custom. The default setting is Upper Left.
If Custom is selected, enter the X(horizontal) and Y(vertical) coordinates in pixels
to position the text on the display, and then click the Save button.
4. In the Font Size drop-down list, select one of the following: Small (10%),Medium
(20%),and Large (30%). The default setting is Medium (20%).
Configuring Image Overlay Settings
NOTE: The image file to be uploaded for on-screen display must be an *.bmp file, have a
maximum resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, and be an 8-bit color image.
In the Image Overlay section of the On-Screen Display page, configure image overlay
settings by doing the following:
1. Enable image overlay by clicking the Enable radio button if it is not already
selected. By default, the Disable radio button is selected, preventing an image from
being overlaid for on-screen display.
2. Specify the image path type by selecting the Local or Remote radio button:
•If the image is located on the hard drive of the device from which the
HD-WP-4K-401-C web interface is accessed, select Local (default setting).
•If the image is located on a device other than the local hard drive, select
Remote.
3. Specify the path to the image as follows:
•If the image path type is set to Local, click the Browse button, navigate to
the desired image file (*.bmp), and then click Open. The path and filename
appear in the Path field. Click the Load button to upload the image file
from the local device to the HD-WP-4K-401-C.
•If the image path type is set to Remote, enter the URL (HTTP, HTTPS, or
FTP) to access the image file (*.bmp) from a remote location. Click the
Load button to upload the image file from the remote location to the
HD-WP-4K-401-C.
4. In the Location drop-down list, select one of the following options to position the
image on the display device: Upper Left, Center Left, Lower Left, Upper Right,
Center Right, Lower Right, or Custom. The default setting is Upper Left.
If Custom is selected, enter the X(horizontal) and Y(vertical) coordinates in pixels
to position the image on the display device.
Configuring Input Settings
Configure inputs on the Input page or individually on the input-specific pages (Input 1, Input
2, Input 3, and Input 4). The desired EDID can be selected and sent to the inputs. Built-in
EDID files are available for selection, and custom EDID files can also be selected.
In addition, inputs can be renamed and HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection)
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Configuring Inputs on the Input Page
To configure inputs on the Input page, do the following:
1. In the navigation bar, click Input. The Input page opens.
Input Page
2. Determine whether a built-in EDID file or a custom EDID file is to be sent to one or
more inputs. If a custom EDID file is desired, continue with step 3; otherwise, skip
step 3 and proceed to step 4.
3. (For loading of custom EDID files only) In the Global EDID section of the page, load
the desired custom EDID file by doing the following:
a. Click the Browse button located to the right of the Load CEDID file field.
Windows Explorer opens.
b. Navigate to the desired EDID file (*.cedid), select the file, and then click the
Open button.
The selected EDID file appears in the Load CEDID file field.
c. Click the Load button. A prompt appears asking for confirmation that the
EDID file be uploaded to the input device.
d. Click the OK button. The following occurs:
•In the Global EDID section of the page, the custom EDID filename
is added to the Send EDID to All inputs drop-down list.
•In the Inputs section of the page, the custom EDID filename is
added to the EDID drop-down lists.

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4. Configure the inputs as follows:
a. (Optional) In the Global EDID section of the page, globally apply the same
EDID to all inputs simultaneously by doing the following:
i. In the Send EDID to All inputs drop-down list, select the desired
built-in EDID file or a custom EDID file. The built-in EDID files are as
follows:
DM Default 4k 30Hz 2ch (Default setting)
DM Default 1080p60 2ch
Laptop 16x10 1280x800 2ch
Laptop 16x10 1920x1200 2ch
Laptop 16x9 1080p50 2ch
Laptop 16x9 1080p60 2ch
Laptop Widescreen 2ch
Consumer 4k 25Hz 3D HBR
Consumer 4k 30Hz 3D HBR
Consumer 1080p50 3D HBR
Consumer 1080p50 HBR
Consumer 1080p60 3D HBR
Consumer 1080p60 HBR
Consumer 720p50 HBR
Consumer 720p60 HBR
Copy HDMIOutput
Copy HDBT Output
NOTE: Selecting Copy HDMI Output or Copy HDBT Output
copies the EDID from the output to all of the inputs.
ii. Click the Apply to All button. The selected EDID is automatically
sent to all inputs and appears in the EDID drop-down list for all
inputs in the Inputs section of the page.
b. In the Inputs section of the page, configure each input as follows:
NOTE: For each input, the Sync icon denotes whether a source is
detected at the input. If a source is detected, the icon is green. If no source
is detected, the icon is gray.
i. In the Name text box, rename the input if desired.
ii. If an EDID other than the Global EDID is to be assigned, select the
desired EDID in the EDID drop-down list.
iii. In the HDCP Support drop-down list, select HDCP 2.2, HDCP
1.4, or Disabled. The default setting is HDCP 2.2.
iv. Do one of the following:
•For each input, click Save to save the current Name,
EDID, and HDCP Support entries for the corresponding
input. (Clicking Revert goes back to the previous settings
without saving the current entries.)
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c. In the TT-100 Support section of the page, select the TT-100 mode to
determine how the HD-WP-4K-401-C is to interpret button presses on the
connected Crestron Connect It cable caddies (TT-100 Series):
•Quick Selection: (Default setting) Pressing a button on a cable
caddy while the LED is blue causes the input to be displayed in
Full Screen windowing layout mode and changes the color of the
LED to green. Pressing the button again while the LED is green
causes the display to return to the previously selected windowing
layout mode. For example, if the windowing layout mode is set to
Quad View, pressing a button on a cable caddy while the LED is
blue causes the input to be displayed in Full Screen windowing
layout mode and changes the color of the LED to green. Pressing
the button again while the LED is green causes the windowing
layout mode to return the display to Quad View mode.
(For information about windowing layout modes, refer to
"Configuring Windowing Settings" on page 7.)
•Standard: Operates according to the SIMPL program (refer to the
SIMPL Windows help file for information)
To delete a custom EDID file, do the following in the Global EDID section of the page:
NOTE: Only custom EDID files can be deleted. Built-in EDID files cannot be deleted.
1. In the Send EDID to All inputs drop-down list, select the custom EDID file to be
deleted.
2. Click the Delete button.
The Delete EDID message box appears, asking for confirmation that the EDID file
be removed.
3. Click the Yes button to delete the EDID.
The Delete EDID message box appears indicating success.
4. Close the message box by clicking the Xin the upper right-hand corner of the box.
The custom EDID file is deleted from the Send EDID to All inputs drop-down list and also
from each individual EDID drop-down list in the Inputs section of the page.
Configuring Inputs on Input-Specific Pages
To configure a specific input and to view detailed information about the selected EDID and
about the input signal, do the following:
1. In the navigation bar, click Input and then click the desired input: Input 1, Input 2,
Input 3, or Input 4.
The Input page opens for the corresponding input.

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Input-Specific Page (Sample Input 1 Page Shown)
2. In the Input Settings section of the page, do the following:
a. In the Name text box, rename the input if desired, and then click the Save
button.
b. In the HDCP Support drop-down list, select HDCP 2.2, HDCP 1.4, or
Disabled. The default setting is HDCP 2.2.
3. In the HID Control section of the page, observe the status of the connection of the
Crestron Connect It cable caddy to the USB port on the HD-WP-4K-401-C:
•A green icon indicates that a Crestron Connect It cable caddy is detected.
•A gray icon indicates that a Crestron Connect It cable caddy is not
detected.
4. In the EDID section of the page, do the following:
a. (Optional) Upload a custom EDID by doing the following:
i. Click the Browse button located to the right of the Load CEDID
file field. Windows Explorer opens.
ii. Navigate to the desired EDID file (*.cedid), select the file, and then
click the Open button.
The selected EDID file appears in the Load CEDID file field.
iii. Click the Apply EDID button.
A prompt appears asking for confirmation that the EDID file be
uploaded to the device.
iv. Click OK. The message "Loading" appears. If the upload is
successful, the message "CEDID Successfully Loaded" appears.
In addition, the custom EDID file is added to the Select drop-down
list.
v. Continue with step 4b.

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b. In the Select drop-down list, select the desired built-in or custom EDID.
Click Save to save the EDID selection.
To delete a custom EDID file, do the following in the EDID section of the page:
NOTE: Only custom EDID files can be deleted. Built-in EDID files cannot be deleted.
1. In the Select drop-down list, select the custom EDID file to be deleted.
2. Click the Delete button.
The Input 1, Input 2, Input 3, and Input 4 pages also display information about the
selected EDID and about the input signal:
•The Current EDID section of the page displays the name of the current EDID.
To view more details, click More Details. To view fewer details, click Fewer Details.
•The Input Signal section of the page displays the following information:
oSync Detected: Specifies whether a source is detected at the input:
•A green icon indicates that a source is detected.
•A gray icon indicates that a source is not detected.
oResolution: Specifies the current resolution of the input signal
oHDCP:Specifies whether HDCP is active or inactive
To view additional details about the input signal, click More Details.To view fewer
details about the input signal, click Fewer Details.
Configuring Output Settings
The Output page allows resolution, underscan, and analog audio settings to be set for the
HDMI and HDBT (HDBaseT) outputs. In addition, output settings and automatic power
settings can be configured on an output-specific basis for the HDMI and HDBT outputs.
Information about the connected display and output signal can also be viewed.
Configuring Outputs on the Output Page
To configure outputs on the Output page, do the following:
1. In the navigation bar, click Output. The Output page opens.
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2. In the Output Settings section of the page, do the following:
a. In the Resolution drop-down list, select the desired output resolution.
The available selections are listed below.
NOTE: In the following list, RB denotes Reduced Blanking.
Auto (Recommended) 1080p50
640x480@60 1080p60
480i 1920x1200@60 RB
480p 2048x1080@24
576i 2048x1152@60 RB
576p 2048x1080@60
800x600@60 1792x1344@60
848x480@60 1856x1392@60
1024x768@60 1920x1440@60
720p@50 2048x1536@60
720p@60 2560x1080@60
1280x768@60 2560x1440@60
1280x768@60 RB 2560x1600@60 RB
1280x800@60 3840x2160@24
1280x800@60 RB 3840x2160@25
1280x960@60 3840x2160@30
1280x1024@60 4096x2160@24
1360x768@60 4096x2160@25
1366x768@60 4096x2160@30
1366x768@60 RB 1680x720@24
1400x1050@60 1680x720@25
1400x1050@60 RB 1680x720@30
1440x900@60 1680x720@50
1440x900@60 RB 1680x720@60
1600x900@60 RB 2560x1080p24
1600x1200@60 2560x1080p25
1680x1050@60 2560x1080p30
1680x1050@60 RB 2560x1080p50
1080i50 2560x1080p60
1080i60
1080p24
The default setting is Auto (Recommended), which specifies the preferred
resolution of the connected display. If both the HDMI output and the HDBT
output are connected, the resolution of the HDMI output takes precedence.
b. In the Underscan drop-down list, select one of the following options to set the
underscan mode, which reduces the image size by the specified percentage so
that the entire video frame is displayed:
•0% (default setting)
•2.5%
•5%
•7.5%
•Custom