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This Aura HDMI 2.0 Auto Switch/Selector is designed for users with multiple HDMI devices who want to connect them to a single display without constant cable swapping. Its key benefit is seamless switching between sources, either automatically or via remote control. A potential caveat is reliance on HDMI source power, which might be less reliable for devices with very low power output. This device consolidates three HDMI inputs into one output, supporting high-resolution content like 4K at 60Hz with HDR and Dolby Vision, making it ideal for home theaters or advanced workstations.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | AR-40-110 |
| Brand | Aura |
No, the Aura HDMI 2.0 Auto Switch/Selector is powered directly by the HDMI input source. Ensure at least one connected HDMI device is powered on for the switch to function.
The switch supports resolutions up to 4Kx2K at 60Hz, along with HDR and Dolby Vision, and 4:4:4 chroma subsampling.
Yes, the switch comes with an IR remote control that allows you to manually select between the three connected HDMI sources.
The switch typically defaults to the last connected source that became active, or it may allow selection via the IR remote. For seamless auto-switching, it's often best to have only one source actively sending a signal at a time.
Yes, it is backward compatible with older HDMI standards, but it will only operate at the capabilities supported by the lowest common denominator in the chain (e.g., if a source is only HDMI 1.4, it will limit the output to HDMI 1.4 capabilities).
CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) pass-through allows connected HDMI devices to communicate and control each other. For example, turning on your game console might automatically turn on your TV and switch it to the correct input.
For optimal performance, especially at 4K@60Hz with HDR, it is recommended to use High-Speed HDMI cables (certified for 18Gbps) or better. Standard HDMI cables may work but could cause performance issues.
Ensure all HDMI cables are securely connected at both ends. Verify that at least one HDMI source device is powered on and outputting a signal. Try using a different, shorter HDMI cable. Test each source device directly connected to the display to rule out issues with the source or display.
Confirm that the source devices properly signal their active status. Some older or specific devices may not fully support the auto-switching protocol. Try disabling CEC on your source devices or display. Use the IR remote for manual input selection.
Use certified High-Speed HDMI cables (or Ultra High-Speed for future-proofing). Ensure cables are not damaged. Test with different HDMI cables. Reduce cable length if possible. Check if the issue occurs only at specific resolutions or refresh rates (e.g., 4K@60Hz) and try a lower setting.
Check that audio is enabled and configured correctly on the source device. Ensure the HDMI cable supports audio transmission. Verify that the audio settings on your display are set to receive audio via HDMI. Test with a different HDMI source and cable.
Ensure CEC is enabled on your display and on the source devices you wish to control. Note that CEC implementations can vary between manufacturers, and not all devices may be fully compatible. Try toggling CEC off and on again on all relevant devices.
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