- Quick and easy way to store EDID information from any DVI display
- Provides a virtual EDID to maintain active monitor status when switching away from a source
- Supports resolutions up to 1920×1200, 2K, and 3840×2400 (Dual Link)
- Selection of 5 preset EDIDs are available for custom audio features and video resolutions through DIP switch selection
- EDID write protection switch
- No power is required after initial programming
- HDCP pass-through
Specifications
Maximum Pixel Clock: 2x 165 MHz
Video Input Connector: (1) DVI-I 29-pin, female
Video Output Connector: (1) DVI-I 29-pin, female
Power Supply: 5V DC (needed for programming only)
Power Consumption: 5W (max.)
Dimensions: 2.6″ W x 1.8″ D x 1.2″ H
Shipping Weight: 1 lb.
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Other Specifications
- Maximum Pixel Clock: 2x 165 MHz
- Video Input Connector: (1) DVI-I 29-pin, female
- Video Output Connector: (1) DVI-I 29-pin, female
- Power Supply: 5V DC (needed for programming only)
- Power Consumption: 5W (max.)
- Dimensions: 2.6″ W x 1.8″ D x 1.2″ H
- Shipping Weight: 1 lb.
In The Box
- DVI Detective Plus(1)
- 1 ft. Dual-Link DVI Cable (M-M)(1)
- 5V DC Power Supply(1)
- User's Manual(1)
The
Gefen DVI Detective Plus solves issues related to
EDID that prevent signal passing from source to display in HDCP-enabled
systems. EDID stands for Extended Display Identification Data. It is the
standard table of characteristics of a display that is used by the
source to optimize its output resolution, timing, and other operating
parameters.
When a display is switched off, de-selected by a
matrix/switcher, or disconnected and then reconnected, the EDID can be
lost. If this occurs, the video source device may lose its ability to
output the correct image instantly. The Gefen DVI Detective Plus
addresses this issue by recording the EDID from a display and making it
available to a source at all times, as if the display is still
connected. This product also passes through the communications between
an HDCP-enabled source and display as necessary.