Are the inputs and outputs isolated from each other? In other words can one of the legs of the output be common with one of the legs from the input?
274418
Yes, the input is on one side as a corded plug and the output is on the opposit side as an outlet.
335915
Yes. The box I received had both sides of the circuit. They look exactly the same so keep track of which is which when you take them out of the box.
2031008
There is an outlet, however, I am not certain if it is for output only or input & output.Cheers
1037840
Yeah, they are wired to each other. The main speaker takes the power input. It consists of two speakers; the main and subordinate ones. About 1.2meters between them, I guess.
648734
Lift the ground = no double grounding - works on PWM and they did the circuit rather cheaply = so no I/O isolation, LEHenson at msn dot com Electronics Engineer
1994836
No, both outputs are identical to input selected. It's not a true matrix switcher. It's basically a splitter. So input1 goes to output1 and 2 or input2 goes to output 1 and 2
439381
Please elaborate, there is an specific definition for isolated output that would say NO this isn't an isolated output, but I don't think that a one size fits all definition would help you. This does not provide an isolated output, and this is mainly because you can get all parasitic currents and transients from original source (therefore not an isolated output per definition) and of course there is always a chance to bounce back the short circuit to the original power source (extremely rare) because there are no isolation components such as transformers, zeners, etc...
617733
No, it takes two inputs and makes it one output. Plus, the quality is terrible and sounds very scratchy. Not worth the buy from my experience
583815
Instruction manual says that you must not use both inputs at the same time. But there is no reason stated, which is very annoying!!
530793
No, the same input only. The next model up with 3 outputs can have different sources on different outputs though.
1980640
The unit takes 1 input to several outputs. Like say you were to hook up a security camera to several monitors. Or for you 1 Video Game to Several Monitors. If you wanted to use Several Video Games to 1 monitor you would want Several Inputs to 1 Output. Just the opposite. Cary
1682780
I don't think so. It sends only one of your input connections to the output.
1396900
No. They work independently. However, if you own one, it is likely you will want the other after awhile because they work so great together.
514001
Like the previous person said these have two on positions. If you are looking at the back of this, the left and right don't have any contact. The center is the common. I'll give you an example with a speaker. Say you wanted to wire two speakers so you can chose which one you used. You would divide the connectors so one side is positive and one is negative (right and left side and it doesn't matter which is which). The two center (common) would have the positive and negative connected from the receiver. Now from there you would wire positive and negative on the top for one speaker and the same for the other speaker on the bottom. So now the signal is coming from the receiver and by flipping the switch you are connecting the common signal to either speaker. By flipping the switch to the middle neither speaker would be receiving a signal.
980355
It only has one output. The unit is designed to view or here one input at a time. I guess you could connect all those to the output and use splitters. Hope this answer your question.
521203
No. The machine just copy input signal to all outputs. In other word. All outputs are same as input. Every monitor's display is same.
258521
No. This is a good video that shows all the inputs and outputs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKehys55-Hw