Can this receive signals as well? Such as: switch 1 has been turned on.
72747
Yes, however whether you can access / view that information is dependent on the software you utilize with this item. This is just the chipset / radio that is required for the protocol.
2225914
Yes, but you can use a switch at the connection site to avoid this. Hope this helps
457288
I don't think so but it will automatically switch inputs, for eg. if you have two devices plugged in, the device in port 1 gets priority and when port 1 is off it automatically switches to port 2. You can also manually switch ports by pressing the button. You can find other switchers that work with remotes but not at this price
1370034
No, they can't. Just one at a time.There's 2 buttons, if you press the left one, it will turn the left signal light on, and if you press the right one, while the left one is on, it will automatically will switch between one another and vice versa.
53069
I don't think this will work for you. There is only one control switch, so I can't see it working for you
786914
It can only send 1 signal to one device (such as a monitor) at a time! It is a switch, not a splitter!
787736
Yes as long as you have a modem that the first plug link can hook up to so as to send the initial signal through the power line.
1047427
Yes, but mine is not 3 way then. I get light on the second twist of the switch.
1456341
There's no switch on the splitter. But of course you will have to use your other remote control or controls to select the signal source you wish to view or listen to, of the two you've connected to the splitter.
192542
This device would not work over a network switch. It transmits raw HDMI TMDS signalling information, not ethernet, so the switch can't understand it.
543732
There are not any selectable channels for the signals so I believe they may interfere but I only have 1 set so could not verify for sure.
1500769
Yes but I have to unplug and re plug the device in for the ports to be turned on. This is an issue with a number of units. It is problematic to reboot a switch every time a device is plugged in
135944
If you have it connected properly, it will switch on and off with the receiver.
359400
I agree with the other answers. The switch has worked flawlessly since installation (5 months ago).
1972173
Short answer is probably. Long answer is that it depends on the switch, how old it is and if it is properly wired. You won't really know until you try it. But it is more likely to work fine then it is for there to be a problem. There will be a bit of a delay that may take some getting used to though.
1336932
Yes. I had a one way in there but the switch stopped working. Figured an upgrade was in order!
996118
I think this is an abnormal behaviour. One of my switches are located next to the receiver and it works.