Lindy HDMI 8K60 EDID Feeder - 32105
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The Lindy HDMI 8K60 EDID Feeder (32105) is an essential tool for AV and IT installers designed to resolve signal handshake and display identification issues when integrating complex setups like KVM switches, extenders, and splitters. It allows users to clone and store display EDID data, ensuring a constant, reliable signal even when monitors are powered off or disconnected, though users should note that the device requires manual configuration via physical DIP switches.
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| Model Part Number | 32105 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lindy |
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FAQs
Does this device require external power?
The device is typically powered via the HDMI connection, simplifying installation.
Can I use this with HDMI 2.0 equipment?
Yes, it is backward compatible with older HDMI standards while supporting up to 8K60Hz.
What happens if I change the DIP switch while the unit is on?
Changing the DIP switch instructs the unit to immediately switch to the new EDID profile, which may cause a momentary signal interruption as the source re-handshakes.
Is this compatible with Apple computers?
Yes, it works with any standard HDMI source, including macOS, Windows, and Linux devices.
How do I know which memory slot is selected?
The memory slot is determined by the physical configuration of the on-board DIP switches as defined in the product manual.
Can it be used for daisy-chaining multiple displays?
It is best used at the source-side of your distribution equipment (KVM or splitter) to maintain a consistent signal to the source.
Troubleshooting
Source device does not detect the monitor
Ensure the EDID Feeder has successfully cloned the display data and the correct DIP switch position is selected.
Signal flickering or dropping out
Verify that your HDMI cables are rated for the required bandwidth (HDMI 2.1) and are within a reasonable length.
Unable to save new EDID profile
Ensure the cloning procedure is performed correctly and the device is powered during the initial identification capture.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Ensures stable signal connectivity for KVMs and extenders
- Supports high-end 8K60Hz and 4K120Hz specifications
- Compact, portable design for professional installers
- Convenient headless mode removes the need for always-on displays
- Efficient storage for up to eight custom EDID profiles
Cons
- Requires manual DIP switch adjustment for profile selection
- No software-based interface for profile management
- Not intended for non-technical home users
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To set up the device, connect it directly between the source device and the display (or the input of your KVM/splitter). To clone EDID data, follow the specific instructions in your manual to trigger the capture mode from a connected display. Once captured, the unit retains the information even without power. For care, ensure the unit is kept in a dry environment and avoid applying excessive force to the DIP switches. The device is fully compatible with any standard HDMI source and display, provided the signal does not exceed the supported 8K60/4K120 bandwidth limits.