How do you switch inputs?
838916
On the remote control there are 3 larger buttons it's the second one if not second then first
838917
If you have the magic remote, you do so by pressing and holding get the input button on it. You can also hit the "home" button on the top right and select "options" (gear icon) on the home screen. The options menu allows you to switch inputs as well.
838918
Hit the home button and in the right top corner you will see the wire icon that is input menu.
838919
there are a few different ways, all remote control based. 1 plug icon in the upper right after hitting the HOME button. Also you can hit the 1,2,3, button in the center of the remote and in the bottom of the home screen it will also allow you to go back to the input/app that you were just watching.
838920
I use the remote and point to the gear at the top right, then a menu slides in from the left and there is the list of inputs.
838921
Hold the "123/Input" button right above the "3D" button and it will bring up the menu for inputs.
838922
push home button, move cursor over input along bottom of screen then push select button(in middle of the 4 arrows)
1087840
There are two inputs. The cord is Red = Power, Yellow = Video1, White =Video2. However, I don't think you can toggle between the two inputs if both cameras are on. If I turn on only Video 1, then Video 1 displays. If I turn on only video 2, then Video 2 displays. If I turn on both Videos, then only Video 2 displays. There are only 3 buttons on the LCD and a short menu, but I couldn't find any combo to swap between Video 1 and 2 when they are both on.
544637
There is a button on the box which changes the inputs without using the remote
587556
Yes, its a little hard to get to, but when you are on the manage inputs page, you just need to select the "Edit:" label. This will cause a keyboard to pop up so you can input whatever cable you would like.Home -> Settings -> Channels & Input -> Manage Inputs
359988
If I understood your question, it is pretty easy: select the value on screen and press the RIGHT button, so the value will swap with the other value above it.
1227053
Yes, you can switch between current devices that are turned on and change preferred device. So lets say you have a game console which only comes on when you're using it, you can,set that as preferred so when you turn it on it overrides the other devices and the input switches to the game when its turned on, when it goes off it will automatically revert back to the device you were last using. It has a button on the front of the device OR you can use the remote to scroll through all devices that are currently on and plugged up to it. Its super simple, not as complex as I am making it oit to be, but by far one of the best things I've ever purchased, for the price its an EXTREMELY good buy. Yes, you can switch between current devices that are turned on and change preferred device. So lets say you have a game console which only comes on when you're using it, you can,set that as preferred so when you turn it on it overrides the other devices and the input switches to the game when its turned on, when it goes off it will automatically revert back to the device you were last using. It has a button on the front of the device OR you can use the remote to scroll through all devices that are currently on and plugged up to it. Its super simple, not as complex as I am making it oit to... » Read More Yes, you can switch between current devices that are turned on and change preferred device. So lets say you have a game console which only comes on when you're using it, you can,set that as preferred so when you turn it on it overrides the other devices and the input switches to the game when its turned on, when it goes off it will automatically revert back to the device you were last using. It has a button on the front of the device OR you can use the remote to scroll through all devices that are currently on and plugged up to it. Its super simple, not as complex as I am making it oit to be, but by far one of the best things I've ever purchased, for the price its an EXTREMELY good buy. « Show Less
1227054
Yes, you can switch between current devices that are turned on and change preferred device. So lets say you have a game console which only comes on when you're using it, you can,set that as preferred so when you turn it on it overrides the other devices and the input switches to the game when its turned on, when it goes off it will automatically revert back to the device you were last using. It has a button on the front of the device OR you can use the remote to scroll through all devices that are currently on and plugged up to it. Its super simple, not as complex as I am making it oit to be, but by far one of the best things I've ever purchased, for the price its an EXTREMELY good buy.
1783041
Check and make sure you have the correct input selected by switching the input. This is a function on the monitor.
290819
that's a good question, I never tried to use both at the same time. there is no input selector so I would expect both inputs to come through at the same time...I'l, have to try it
1068350
Yes, switching between them can easily be done by simply hitting the answer button. If you turn something on one system, while listening to the other, it will automatically switch over to the system you just turned on if it is playing something with sound.
2077468
I agree with your other answer regarding using the input #2. After I did that I have been very pleased with the unit, works fine for the money !
749999
It has an option to manually switch (which is what I use). It automatically switches too (to an active HDMI connection) if a certain HDMI input is OFF. The picture is accurate. Works well so far. The main reason I bought is that I did not want an additional power input (like HDMI switchers use).
221337
I HAVE tested this and BOTH inputs are merged; there is no "switch" or preference to use one over the other.
2019166
Pretty sure it's included in the directions (I no longer have mine), but I've never actually had to switch modes. Sorry I can't be of more help.
324606
There are two optical audio inputs, so that you can switch between two input devices. The remote has push buttons to select input source 1 or 2.
160810
Switching is done manually - it's the blue "switch" button. It cannot be controlled by a remote.
1683590
Yes, you can switch at the box its self. The illuminated lights that show what system channel your on, are also buttons. Just push the desired channel and it will switch to that channel. On and off button operates the same.