Restore any HDMI signal up to 4K UHD with HD digital audio. Not only will it restore the signal, but it will also reveal the cause of the failure!
With 3 LEDs that indicate the presence and state of 5V, Hot Plug Detect (HPD) and HDCP signals, installers can quickly identify and resolve the HDMI issue.
Often damaged or long cable runs prevent the necessary handshake between the video display and the source as they communicate their capabilities. The built-in EDID and HPD emulators make sure that the source reliably transmits the best audio and video signals that the display and connected components support.
HDMI 1.2 hardware (often found in sources such as older cable boxes) doesn't work with displays driven by HDBaseT extenders. The result is no picture. Atlona's AT-UHD-SYNC regenerates the signal, so these old technology sources can be extended using robust and reliable HDBaseT extenders and switchers!
Applications: Integrate the UHD-SYNC between any HDMI source and the input of an HDMI switcher, extender or AVR.
- Key Features:
- Ensures proper operation, for the best performing HDMI audio and video signal between any source and display
- Resolves loss of video, intermittent (flashing) video, snow, or color-space (purple or red) issues
- Test HDMI system components and cables to identify HDCP support. Also detects presence of 5 volt and HPD signals
- Key Features & Benefits:
- 4K (UHD) support: Ensures the best video performance
- 5 volt / HPD emulation: Restores A/V signals due to faulty cables or when multiple distribution devices are cascaded
- EDID emulation: 9 unique stored files plus learning capability to ensure the best picture and sound is achieved
- 3 LEDs: indicators: HPD, 5V, HDCP indicators aid in HDMI signal failure analysis
- Signal regeneration: HDMI 1.2 sources can be reliably transmitted with HDBaseT extenders
- USB power: No wall power supply required! Harvest power from local USB devices to power UHD-SYNC when an AC outlet isn't available
- Palm sized form factor reduces impact within confined spaces
