I have an Octava 4x4 HDMI Matrix (not CAT5 version). I've got three problems - anyone else come across these ?
1. Earthing / Shorting. When placing the Matrix in my rack, it matrix changes inputs/outputs on it's own ! This is a fully earthed rack with 48 way PDU's on an isolated fused ring main. If I unscrew and pull away from the rack and put it back in, you can sometimes see 'shorts' !!
2. Sony TV (Bravia 3, EX403). Sometimes, esp. if the matrix is turned off, it will NOT sync with the TV unless the TV is mains powered down. I don't get this with any of the other TV/Devices in the house connected to the matrix.
3. Sometimes when powering on the Sony TV (again, only the Sony), the input selection is wrong. That is, it is displaying Input 2 even tho the Input 1 light is selected on the matrix and Input 2 has never been selected. All you have to do is press any button once on the remote to fix - normally, to change any input, you have to select the output first and this method still works even if the current output isn't the Sony TV.
Any experts out there with any thoughts on this ?
Many thanks
1. Earthing / Shorting. When placing the Matrix in my rack, it matrix changes inputs/outputs on it's own ! This is a fully earthed rack with 48 way PDU's on an isolated fused ring main. If I unscrew and pull away from the rack and put it back in, you can sometimes see 'shorts' !!
2. Sony TV (Bravia 3, EX403). Sometimes, esp. if the matrix is turned off, it will NOT sync with the TV unless the TV is mains powered down. I don't get this with any of the other TV/Devices in the house connected to the matrix.
3. Sometimes when powering on the Sony TV (again, only the Sony), the input selection is wrong. That is, it is displaying Input 2 even tho the Input 1 light is selected on the matrix and Input 2 has never been selected. All you have to do is press any button once on the remote to fix - normally, to change any input, you have to select the output first and this method still works even if the current output isn't the Sony TV.
Any experts out there with any thoughts on this ?
Many thanks
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