Can this network switch use multiple channels simultaneously or is it only one or the other (i.e. 1 input and up to 4 out vs only one at a time)?
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My switch has one input that can be connected to either the A or the B output; the two outputs cannot be switched "on" simultaneously.
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Thank you Roy and John for your responses. Both replies make sense. I wasn't aware that the cable box had multiple "active" outputs. I assumed that the unit only sent signal out of one output at a time. I'll have to run an experiment. Thanks again for the suggestions! Jack
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Yes, there is a small switch on the back of the box which allows you to switch between it needing channel 3 or 4.
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The question is not about listening to two outputs at the same time.The intent of the question is to give myself the flexibility to route one source to a decoder of my speaker system (for example) while routing an other source to the input of my sound card to record it but be able to then switch to that later back to he speaker if I want to listen to it directly. Basically: n-way multiplexing.
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There are only 3 channels, no 4th. It can be set up to do several things, but not tied to a 3 position switch. I would suggest you google and download the manual, as it will explain the limitations better.
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You can connect as many as you'd like - as long as your router is configured with a subnet large enough for all the devices connected to the switches (I.e. Quantity of switches doesn't matter - quantity of devices connected to those switches does)
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Yes, its a full manual switch. Unless you're asking if you can "merge" two signals, if that's your intented purpose with it, of course it wont work.
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No. It will not do that. You can duplicate one input and transmit it to two outputs at the same time. You have two different inputs so you can switch between two different video sources easily (by clicking the input button).
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If you have two "boxes" that are on the same frequency (channel), both will operate with one switch. I know this because I had two that were on the same frequency. When I turned on the light in the living room, the bedroom went on as well. I exchanged one for a different frequency so that didn't happen.
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This is an HDMI switching device. If your intention is to use it simultaneously then it probably won't work for you. Think of this as an A and B channel. To use any device you switch the channel. You can have one monitor and two devices to use each device with the one monitor.
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No you can't. Even the other functions (Low-Cut, Level) are applied to both channels simultaneously. At the extremely low price you could always get two units, one for each channel but Left and Right channels are almost always treated identically anyhow.
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You need a HDMI switch to do multiple in to one out. The splitter just amplifies the input signal and sends it out to two ports. It doesn't separate the signals like a switch does.
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Not really sure as it is made for 2 inputs and 1 output each, not the other way around.Daisy chaining them to another switcher could do 4 inputs and 2 outputs, if that's what you mean..
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You should use L/MONO on channels two or three or use the single input channel one.
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Robb,Yes you can use all 4 channels as long as the protection button is active.I hope this information helps!Mark P.iElectronics
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answer is in the info! 8 devices. Off course it can only handle (=have connection) 1 input at a time
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You are provided with two transmitters; request added remotes with same frequency as the two you have and system will work with any number of remotes you desire.Btw - the switch is "N/C" as provided from vendor.