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EDID 101D/EDID 101V • Installation and Operation
11
Using the pre-programmed Extron EDID
N
Configuring the EDID 101 rotary and DIP switches allow
a user to select a pre-programmed EDID based on the native
rate of a display (i.e. 1280x1024 @ 60 Hz) and a desired
signal type (i.e. digital), but does not necessarily force a video
source to output that rate.
Since EDID is not limited to reporting a single video rate
(i.e. the native rate), each Extron EDID also lists other
common video rates for use by the video source.
Choose a resolution from Table 1 based on the native resolution 1.
of the display. Note the corresponding rotary switch position.
To use the EDID, set the rotary switch (2.
d
) to the
position (1-F) selected in step 1. The switch clicks as
it moves through the positions.
Rotary Switch
Position
Resolution
0 User Recorded EDID
1 800x600
2 1024x768
3 1280x720
4 1280x768
5 1280x800
6 1280x1024
7 1360x768
8 1366x768
9 1400x1050
A 1440x900
B 1600x1200
C 1680x1050
D 1920x1080
E 1920x1200
F
Digital: Dual Link DVI
Analog: Not Used
Table 1 — Rotary Switch position
N
When using a dual link DVI display with the EDID 101D
(position F), only two resolutions will be shown to the video
source, 1280x800 and 2560x1600.
Set the rst DIP switch (3.
c
) based on the
vertical refresh of the native rate of the display.
(default is ON, 60 Hz).
For the EDID 101D only, choose digital or 4.
analog based on the input signal format.
Install the EDID 101 into the system. 5.
4
6
7
8
9
A
B
5
3
2
1
0
F
E
D
C
1 2
ON
60
Hz
50
DIGITAL
SIGNAL
ANALOG