Vivolink VLHDMICTL2 - HDMI switch

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Product Type 18G HDMI Manager with EDID & HDCP Management
Model Number VLHDMICTL2
Brand Vivolink
Video Input 1x HDMI 2.0 (Female type-A)
Video Output 1x HDMI 2.0 (Female type-A)
Maximum Supported Resolution 4K@60Hz 4:4:4
Bandwidth 18 Gbps
HDCP Support HDCP 2.2
EDID Management Predefined and user-defined EDID via DIP switch
HDCP Management Switchable via DIP switch; can force non-HDCP output
CEC Block Switch Yes, on/off
Auto-downscaling Supported
Power Supply 5V 1A (powered via HDMI or USB-C)
Power Consumption 2.4W max
Dimensions (W x H x D) 54 x 18 x 60 mm
Net Weight 85 g
Firmware Upgrade Via USB-C port using .APP file
Package Contents VLHDMICTL2 unit, User Manual
Maintenance Wipe with a dry cloth; do not use liquids
Safety Precautions Avoid moisture; use only specified power adapter
Repairability No user-serviceable parts; contact Vivolink for service

Frequently Asked Questions - VLHDMICTL2 Vivolink

What is the maximum resolution supported by the VLHDMICTL2?
The VLHDMICTL2 supports up to 4K@60Hz 4:4:4 with HDCP 2.2.
How is the device powered?
The device can be powered via HDMI or a USB-C connection (5V 1A).
How do I manage EDID settings?
EDID settings are controlled via a 4-pin DIP switch. There are 7 predefined settings and a user-defined option. Refer to the manual for the switch positions.
Can I upload a custom EDID?
Yes, you can upload a user-defined EDID via USB-C. Rename the EDID file to 0803C000.DAT and copy it to the detected BOOTDISK drive. A SUCCESS.TXT indicates success.
How does HDCP management work?
A DIP switch controls HDCP. When set to 1, the device tells the source no HDCP is supported, allowing non-encrypted content. Set to 0 disables HDCP management.
Does the device support CEC?
Yes, there is a CEC block switch to turn CEC on or off.
How to upgrade the firmware?
Rename the firmware file to 08009000.APP. Connect via USB-C, copy the file to BOOTDISK, and check for SUCCESS.TXT (success) or UNKNOW.TXT (failure).
What are the dimensions and weight?
Dimensions are 54x18x60 mm (WxHxD) and net weight is 85 g.
What is included in the package?
The package includes the VLHDMICTL2 unit and a User Manual.
Is there any auto-downscaling feature?
Yes, the VLHDMICTL2 supports auto-downscaling for compatibility with displays not supporting the input resolution.

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USER MANUAL VLHDMICTL2 Vivolink

18G HDMI Manager with EDID & HDCP Manage

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Version: VLHDMICTL2_2023V1.0

1. Product Introduction

The VLHDMICTL2 is a 18G HDMI manager with EDID&HDCP manage. It supports up to 4K@604:4:4 and HDCP2.2. The product is power by HDMI or USB-C, and it contains CEC block switch and support auto-downscaling.

2. Feature

● 18G HDMI 2.0 4K@60 444 HDCP2.2;
● Supports EDID & HDCP manage;
● Power by HDMI or USB-C;
- CEC block switch.

3. Package

- VLHDMICTL2

1x User Manual

4. Specification

Video Input
Input(1) HDMI 2.0
Input Connector(1) Female type-A
HDMI Input ResolutionUp to 4K@60 4:4:4
Video Output
Output(1) HDMI 2.0
Output Connector(1) Female type-A
HDMI Output ResolutionUp to 4K@60 4:4:4
General
Bandwidth18Gbps
Power Supply5V 1A
Power Consumption2.4W(MAX)
Dimension (W*H*D)54x18x60mm
Net Weight85g

5. Panel Description

ON DIP OFF 1 2 3 4 EDID HDCP IN ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥

  1. Power LED: The LED indicates green when power on.
  2. HDMI IN: HDMI2.0 input, connect to source.
  3. DIP Switch: 4-pin dip switch for EDID and HDCP management.
  4. USB-C: USB-C is used to power the machine, upload EDID and firmware upgrade.
  5. CEC Switch: Turn on/off the CEC
  6. HDMI OUT: HDMI 2.0 output, connect to display.

6. System Connection

Vivolink VLHDMICTL2 - System Connection - 1

flowchart
graph TD
    A["Control: VIVIQIANK"] -->|EDID Update| B["HDPI"]
    B --> C["ODI"]
    C --> D["HDMI"]
    D --> E["ODI"]
    E --> F["HDMI"]
    F --> G["EDID Management HDCP Management"]
    G --> H["Camera"]
    G --> I["Laptop"]
    G --> J["DVD"]
    G --> K["Ps4"]
    G --> L["set top box"]
    H --> M["Monitor"]
    I --> N["Display"]
    J --> O["TV"]

7. EDID&HDCP management Predefined EDID Setting

Switch StatusVideo ResolutionAudio Format
000obtain the Display EDID
0011080pLPCM
0101080pDTS/Dolby
0113840x2160@30Hz HDRLPCM
1003840x2160@30Hz HDRDTS/Dolby
1013840x2160@60Hz HDRLPCM
1103840x2160@60Hz HDRDTS/Dolby
111user defined EDID

User Defined EDID Setting

1) Rename the user defined EDID according to the following format:

0803C000.DAT

2) Connect the machine to the PC with USB cable, the PC will automatically detect a U-disk named of "BOOTDISK".

3) Copy the EDID file into the U-disk, and then open the U-disk. If there is a SUCCESS. TXT file, it means that the EDID upload is successful.
4) Remove the USB cable, connect the adapter to power on the machine.

HDCP management

Switch StatusHDCP Function
1Show a identify code to Source that no HDCP is supported by the device,then the source will assume that no HDCP is supported by the device and will send the content without HDCP encryption if the signal format allows it.
0Switch off HDCP management

8. Firmware Upgrade

1) Rename the upgrade file according the following format:

08009000.APP

2) Disconnect the HDMI and connect the VLHDMICTL2 to the PC with USB cable, the PC will detect a U-disk named of "BOOTDISK".
3) Copy the file into the U-disk, and then open the U-disk. If there is a SUCCESS.TXT file, it means upgrade is successful, and if there is an UNKNOW.TXT file, it means fail.

Vivolink VLHDMICTL2 - 08009000.APP - 1

Vivolink VLHDMICTL2 - 08009000.APP - 2

Vivolink VLHDMICTL2 - 08009000.APP - 3

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Brand : Vivolink

Model : VLHDMICTL2

Category : HDMI switch