What does the switch on the cable do?
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It's a gender-bender. It lets you adapt the battery connector to a different pin-out or type.
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Hi Bruce, i'm not sure when will you have to use the adapter but the switch is powered by the HDMI cable you connect to the TV on mine
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It is just a switch. One in 3 out. My TV has one, my Blue ray player has one and my 4k player has one.
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There is no "Physical" Switch on the connector itself. It is a sofware switch and that depends on the software you using with it if it has the capability.
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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).
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There is no switch; if you want to stop the signal to a connected device, unplug it. It works the same with either one or two devices connected. With HDMI, there is no need to preserve data output/density - if the signal is strong enough to get through the connector (hence the amplifier) and generate a picture, the picture will be as good as the picture that entered the connector. It doesn't matter whether the connector is a $2 Monoprice or a $100 Monster. As one who lived during the analog pre-digital age, I certainly am glad to leave behind the constant striving to improve the quality of the received signal versus the originating signal. There is no switch; if you want to stop the signal to a connected device, unplug it. It works the same with either one or two devices connected. With HDMI, there is no need to preserve data output/density - if the signal is strong enough to get through the connector (hence the amplifier) and generate a picture, the picture will be as good as the picture that entered the connector. It doesn't matter whether the connector is a $2 Monoprice or a $100 Monster. As one who lived during the analog pre-digital age, I certainly am glad to leave behind the constant striving to improve the quality of... » Read More There is no switch; if you want to stop the signal to a connected device, unplug it. It works the same with either one or two devices connected. With HDMI, there is no need to preserve data output/density - if the signal is strong enough to get through the connector (hence the amplifier) and generate a picture, the picture will be as good as the picture that entered the connector. It doesn't matter whether the connector is a $2 Monoprice or a $100 Monster. As one who lived during the analog pre-digital age, I certainly am glad to leave behind the constant striving to improve the quality of the received signal versus the originating signal. « Show Less
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The on/off switch is integral to the power cord. It's a pod shaped switch with a button that clicks on and off.
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This is a switch which lets you select between various video sources, not a splitter to send the same signal to different places. You want the latter.
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You can connect it to any port on the switch. Most modern switches use N-Way ports so you can connect it to any port without a crossover cable.
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Mine did, also the cable is removable so of.it is not long enough or becomes damaged you can switch it out with out tools. Someone must have been thinking when they designed the switch 3.
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The switch is plugged into a power source and your tools plug into the switch.I used this switch on an older craftsman table saw with a router mounted on it. Would simpley unplug the table saw when using the router.Works well.
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i have my ps3 and my cable plugged in to the splitter. works just fine. the only problem for me is that if i want to switch from one to another i have to get up and push the button on the splitter.
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It is a patch bay, not a switch. It is used for multiple location LAN. From this you go to a switch and then the server.
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The function of the switch is referenced in the manual. It turns ON and OFF the HOLD feature.
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the switch is another ring inside the slice thickness adjustment. there is a little notch that you rotate down to turn on and back up to turn off.
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i have a similar cable matters device. the switch changeover is instant. however, my tv has a delay in recognizing the change in input resolution. i run wii, uverse and a blueray with my switch. all 3 inputs are different res (480p, 1080i, 1080p).
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Yes the cable is on the left side. No you cannot switch the side the cable is on.