does this switch auto-sense connected inputs? I have a device that always takes priority when powered so I need one that does not.
266640
No. This swich will not change input or output If you dont change it manualy.
905286
I would not think so if the monitor is set to auto detect inputs unless the switch box is sending signal to all three connections continuously then yes you may have to select the input at the monitor.
457288
I don't think so but it will automatically switch inputs, for eg. if you have two devices plugged in, the device in port 1 gets priority and when port 1 is off it automatically switches to port 2. You can also manually switch ports by pressing the button. You can find other switchers that work with remotes but not at this price
1726795
Auto sourcing, which refers to your input connection. It will scan for what type of input you are connect to and turned on. I would not recommend using European standard with the possibility of frying your circuits.
98847
Yes it apparently does. I know once the source device disconnects, after a while it will have to be powered up again to use.
81680
Not that I'm aware of. I was under the impression it was manual select to begin with but it's not it automatically goes to the device that's on.
65963
Input switching is automatic. Which works well for me, but not ideal for everyone. I have a Squeezebox system hooked up to the optical S/PDIF input. And a media streamer hooked up to the analog input. Analog takes priority when a signal is detected. That works nicely for me. If you have multiple digital inputs, then it gets trickier as most digital devices always present a signal, thus the T1 cannot automatically determine which device is truly active. There is an underlying priority scheme, with highest priority to analog, then optical S/PDIF, then coax S/PDIF, then audio USB. There is no remote control for the T1, so you cannot manually choose the input.
1125095
Sorry, I really can't say for sure. Don't have "possession" of this anymore, but as I recall, I think it only has the single set of outputs without a "switch", so therefore it is always "on" -- again, as I recall.
50582
there's no auto sensing that i can see, you have to explicitly select the hdmi as the active input. Have two here and I switch between computer (DVI) and Xbox (HDMI) with no issues... good luck
649489
Possibly. Try this first. Plug in just one device at a time and see which one it auto-detects. And try it on all 5 ports on the switch. If its working for some devices then it may be a power issue. On the other hand, if only certain ports on the switch auto-detects, then its probably defective.
1964971
try changing the input switch, and or connection to another setting or it might be the connection cable, i had this issue and it was the cable i was using
2283407
No this is an auto switching device it can switch between 2 inputs. It can also be switched manually, but it is not a splitter that will allow 2 inputs to be used at the same time.Example: I use this to switch between an always on device the Roku and a Blu-Ray player, for this it works great and will auto switch from my Roku to my Blu-Ray when the player is turned on.I hope this helps you out, In my opinion it sounds like your are looking for a splitter device not and HDMI switch.
1227055
I have found that the switching works manually in this case since there is no way for it to automatically know which device you want to use if they are all left on. I have a couple devices that stay on as well, so I end up using the included remote control to switch between inputs. Other than that the device works great, picture quality is excellent.
686027
Automatic switching is always to the "on" device that is plugged into the lowest port#. You have to use the remote or manually switch to a higher port# for a dive that is "on".
771812
It should automatically switch to whatever is on. If you have more than one device turned on then you'll have to switch manually.
628363
I have never used that button - this device seems only to support one connected input at a time. So if I want to use another input source, I have to disconnect the current input first, then connect whatever other device - USB, 3.5mm, etc. this is a major drawback that I have learned to live with.
2213743
Don't think it works. Whatever input I plug into works though. I only use one at a time. Still like it a lot!