CYP RE-EDID-4K22

RE-EDID-4K22 is designed to manage the HDMI/DVI EDID information supplied to an HDMI source device from a connected display.

The EDID contains critical information about the capabilities of the connected display, including audio and video format support, HDMI feature support, and more. This product aims to simplify the technical complications that often arise during video system integration, home theater installation, commercial display integration, or audio / video equipment testing. It also supports EDID emulation and bypass modes.

• Main features
• HDMI input and output with 4K UHD support at 18 Gbps (6G)
• Compliant with HDCP 1.4 and 2.2
• Supports HD resolutions up to 3840 x 2160 and #64; 60 Hz (4:4:4, 8-bit) and 4096 x 2160 and #64; 60 Hz (4:4:4, 8-bit)
• 48-Bit Deep Color up to 1080p and #64; 60 Hz
• Four different EDID modes: read / write / emulate / bypass
• Read mode: reads the EDID information from the TV/monitor
• Write mode: overwrites the EDID information from the TV/monitor (the TV/monitor must support the overwrite function)
• Ability to store 8 sets of unique EDID settings via the learning procedure
• Emulator mode: allows the source device to read selected EDID information from the EDID memory default or learned by the unit
• Bypass mode: allows the source device to read EDID information directly from the TV/monitor
• Supports DVI sources when used with a DVI-to-HDMI adapter (not included)
• Supports CEC functionality
• User benefits
• Improves compatibility between sources and displays with comprehensive EDID management (read / write / emulate / bypass)
• Quickly resolves HDMI and HDCP handshake issues
• Creates custom EDIDs to adapt any source to any display
• Prevents resolution errors or unsupported audio formats
• Facilitates the integration of PCs and professional devices into heterogeneous AV systems
• Supports downscaling and selectable HDCP modes for maximum compatibility in mixed environments
• Areas of use
• Integration of PCs into AV systems (sources and displays with incompatible resolutions or formats)
• 4K AV installations requiring advanced EDID management
• Conference rooms and meeting rooms
• Setups with matrix switchers, switchers, or extenders requiring dedicated EDID
• Labs, test benches, and development environments
• Mixed installations with legacy devices and modern 4K displays