Is there an auto sensing function so I do not have to toggle between inputs ?
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You have to toggle between inputs; the SW-28818, which is also found on Amazon, will automatically switch to a device if it is the only one turned on.
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On this model it is switched between the 2 using the button and it does not auto sense, I'm not sure if they have a different model that auto senses.
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No there isn't. You have to push the button to change from one source input to another. I know it sucks to have to get up on occasion but life can be like that sometimes.
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I'd like to note that this can actually be a feature!! In fact - I am specifically looking for a hdmi switch that DOES NOT auto sense. Can be very useful when switch is hooked up to 2 computers and turning computers on/off.
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You can select different colors, but theirs no timer. You'll have to changeit manually
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Hi Safa, I have used the same device for about six weeks. The device will allow you to switch between inputs but not see two at once. Take care, John
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Not automatically. Once you have stopped the timer, push 'clear' and the button for the timer you are using and it will reset to the original timing you entered. I imagine it would take a much more expensive unit to do as you describe.
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No. The device automatically changes source when a device connected to that input is powered on.
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There's a button, but also switches automatically when a new source is turned on
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No. I'm using several of these sensors. You do need a controller to link the sensor to actions, like turning on lights or sending an email. The controller is more flexible if it is connected to the internet, or at least a LAN, but it's possible to do useful things without that.
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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 !
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Not really a delay between them. you hit the button on either the remote or the switcher itself and it instantly changes input. it will show up on the screen a second or two later, but thats it.
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You can set multiple on/off events. If you program it for your time zone it should automatically adjust I believe. I did not choose this feature when programming mine. Also go to Utube for how to videos as the directions can be a bit difficult at first. The unit is not for outside use and does not sense the ambient light in the area.
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This unit does not feature autoswitching. It comes with a remote or you can manually select the input you wish to use from the front panel control button.
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Thank you very much for the info. Should I go with the automatic setting or something else?
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Hello RickIt doesn't do it automatically, but it can be done through the menu settings.
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I have not had any issues with this selector switching during use in manual mode. It has been a very reliable piece of equipment.
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If it was powered by regular power it might have that option, but since it's battery powered once the sensors realize it's night it automatically turns on when movement is detected. No need to mess with any switches.
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Yes, but the settings remain until you switch back to auto. they are not erased.
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No. There is no on/off switch on the sensor itself. If you want that function, you should wire it up through a wall switch or circuit breaker.