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The Lindy HDMI® 2.1 EDID Emulator Adapter is designed for systems that require an uninterrupted signal to overcome EDID related issues that commonly occur when using AV equipment such KVM's, Extenders, Splitters & Switches. With the small-scale and minimalistic design, this is a handy connectivity solution for both AV and IT installers to ensure legacy and new HDMI® equipment works seamlessly with no compromise on performance.
The Emulator also features LED indicators to ensure a quick simple installation process and with support for resolutions up to 7680x4320@60Hz or 3840x2160@120Hz HDR (Via cloning), HDCP 2.3 pass-through, this emulator is perfect for use with Ultra HD 4K monitors.
This adapter can be used to quickly and easily clone the EDID data from the HDMI® display so that the graphics card has direct access to the correct data from the display, the cloning process takes less than 10 seconds; Alternatively the EDID Emulator is configured with a preset EDID which uses the most common resolutions/timing combinations. Please see the technical information section for a full breakdown.
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The Lindy EDID Recorder is a useful solution to solving a variety of EDID compatibility issues that may occur when connecting mixed displays or using splitters, extenders or switches.
This recorder intelligently copies a connected HDMI®, VGA or DVI displays EDID and stores it, to then be repeatedly used with Lindy_s range of EDID emulators (32104, 32121 and 32122), overwriting the emulator_s pre-set EDID to ensure seamless compatibility within the installation. The EDID recorder_s simple switch for copying EDID information allows for hassle free use for both professional and first time users.
This recorder is also backwards compatible with previous Lindy EDID emulators 32101 and 32102.
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The Lindy VGA EDID Emulator is designed for systems that require EDID signals to be continuously provided without interruption and helps overcome EDID related problems which can occur when using AV/KVM extenders, switches and splitters. It can also be used in place of a monitor to keep the graphics card of a PC or server awake for remote access via IP. With support for resolutions up to 1920x1200@60Hz, the emulator is suitable for use with legacy PCs and displays. When used with the Lindy EDID recorder (32120) this device can provide cloned EDID information to the graphics card.
It is also possible to use the Emulator without cloning a display as it comes complete with pre-set EDID data for the most commonly used resolution/timing combinations, please see the Technical Information section for a full breakdown.
The Lindy DVI EDID Emulator is designed for systems that require EDID signals to be continuously provided without interruption and helps overcome EDID related problems which can occur when using AV/KVM extenders, switches and splitters. It can also be used in place of a monitor to keep the graphics card of a PC or server awake for remote access via IP. With support for resolutions up to 2560x1600@60Hz, the emulator is suitable for use with legacy PCs and displays. When used with the Lindy EDID recorder (32120) this device can provide cloned EDID information to the graphics card.
It is also possible to use the Emulator without cloning a display as it comes complete with pre-set EDID data for the most commonly used resolution/timing combinations, please see the Technical Information section for a full breakdown.
The Lindy HDMI® 18G Signal Analyser and Generator is a reliable tool for testing all stages of a HDMI® signals path. This device provides a simple and reliable installation of HDMI® AV equipment, ensuring a high quality HDMI® experience for both commercial and residential end users.
The device_s pattern generator provides three HDMI® video patterns up to 4K@60Hz with additional support for high dynamic range and the ability to adjust colour depths, allowing an installer to test a connected displays maximum resolution and resolve any issues at the display side of the installation.
The tester_s _Sink_ mode detects the signal itself from the source device and supplies valuable information including resolutions and frame rates to identify and solve any compatibility issues. The _cable_ mode allows for testing of the cable_s capabilities and condition, a vital feature for identify true HDMI® 2.0 cables with 18G data rates within a crowded market where non-fully compatible cables exist, this information is all presented on an easy to read LCD display. As a multi-functional testing solution, the tester can also be used within installations that have multiple AV hardware as part of the connection, including 18G Cat.6 HDMI® extenders and matrices.
With a compact, portable design this device can be easily added to any Av installers testing kit without taking up a large amount of additional toolkit space, perfect for on-the-go installers in both small home setups or larger scale professional installations.
This analyzer supports both FRL and TMDS signal analysis, enabling the evaluation of a wide range of HDMI® signal types up to 40G 8K60 resolution.
For real-time signal monitoring, the upper display presents comprehensive information, including video image quality, resolution, signal format, color space, bit depth, and bandwidth utilization.
It provides a LCD screen for real-time monitoring and browse the options, in addition it can be managed over serial communication though a dedicated USB-C port.
Powered over USB-C port, compact in size yet powerful in capability, the analyzer combines signal analysis, intuitive operation and reliable performance, making it an ideal tool for HDMI® signal monitoring and diagnostics.
This generator supports a total bandwidth of up to 40Gbps, it can create a wide range of signal formats and includes multiple preset modes to meet the requirements of various test environments. In addition, a comprehensive set of built-in test patterns is provided to support multi-angle verification of display devices.
Powered over USB-C port, it provides a LCD screen for real-time monitoring and browse the options. It can also be managed over serial communication though another dedicated USB-C port.
Compact in size yet powerful in functionality, the generator combines extensive signal generation capabilities, intuitive operation, and stable performance, making it an ideal tool for HDMI® signal generation and display validation.
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VGA extenders distribute analogue video content across longer distances into multiple locations, using standard network cabling.
The Lindy 300m Cat.6 2 Port VGA Receiver is an ideal solution for distributing VGA signals to a single, or dual separate VGA display. Connected to the compatible transmitter (35403) via standard network cable, this receiver provides transmission of VGA signals up to 1920x1080, great for creating 4 separate distribution zones, such as classrooms or in security facilities. Dual VGA output ports allow for the connection of 2 separate VGA displays or projectors at the receiver side, useful when presenting information across multiple screens whether in monitoring and control, or smaller retail setups. 3.5mm dual mono audio connections also ensure speakers can be connected for supporting video content with high quality clear audio.
EQ and gain controls, for sharpness and brightness, can be easily adjusted to ensure the optimum picture quality is always shown.
The receiver has a robust metal housing with mounting brackets, providing additional protection against accidental damage, ideal for use in industrial installations.
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Lindy AV components include HDMI and DisplayPort splitters, matrix switches, extenders, converters and scalers, EDID emulators, as well as wall plates and display mounts. The products are used in conference rooms, training centers, control rooms, broadcast studios, and digital signage installations.
What is the difference between a splitter, switch, and matrix?
A splitter distributes one signal to multiple displays. A switch selects between multiple sources for one display. A matrix connects multiple sources to multiple displays simultaneously.
What is an EDID emulator used for?
EDID emulators ensure that source devices receive display information even when the display is temporarily disconnected or switched off important for digital signage setups and matrix installations.
What range do AV extenders offer?
HDBaseT extenders over Cat.6/Cat.6A typically reach up to 100 meters; fiber-based AV extenders allow significantly greater distances [UNVERIFIED: specific range depends on model].
