how do you switch inputs?
65963
Input switching is automatic. Which works well for me, but not ideal for everyone. I have a Squeezebox system hooked up to the optical S/PDIF input. And a media streamer hooked up to the analog input. Analog takes priority when a signal is detected. That works nicely for me. If you have multiple digital inputs, then it gets trickier as most digital devices always present a signal, thus the T1 cannot automatically determine which device is truly active. There is an underlying priority scheme, with highest priority to analog, then optical S/PDIF, then coax S/PDIF, then audio USB. There is no remote control for the T1, so you cannot manually choose the input.
65964
I use two inputs on the back of the Vanatoo, an optical connection from an 'old' Logitech Squeezebox (internet radio) and a line-in jack from a Bluetooth receiver (albums or internet radio from my iPhone). I never have to switch inputs because the smarts inside the speaker automatically does that for me - it senses which input is receiving signal and plays/amplifies that one.
65965
There are no manual switches for inputs. My understanding is that the digital inputs are on when there is something plugged into USB or optical, and the analog inputs detect sound above a certain level (below that level, the speakers go into standby mode and take a second or two to turn back on when you start playing something. I haven't tried playing something through two inputs at once, but I would imagine it works.
65966
It senses what input is being used and switches. It's worked perfectly as far as my use. I love these speakers and still to this date think this was a very wise purchase. Pick up a good optical cable from lifatec as well. http://www.lifatec.com/toslink2.htmlI also got s pair of quality mediabridge ultra series pure copper banana plug speaker cables. I chose to add a subwoofer with a blue jeans Sc-1 cable and a definitive super cube 2000 subwoofer. The combo is an unreal audiophile dream for those who don't have space for a full size system yet require the best quality sound possible!
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Input switching is automatic. Which works well for me, but not ideal for everyone. I have a Squeezebox system hooked up to the optical S/PDIF input. And a media streamer hooked up to the analog input. Analog takes priority when a signal is detected. That works nicely for me. If you have multiple digital inputs, then it gets trickier as most digital devices always present a signal, thus the T1 cannot automatically determine which device is truly active. There is an underlying priority scheme, with highest priority to analog, then optical S/PDIF, then coax S/PDIF, then audio USB. There is no remote control for the T1, so you cannot manually choose the input. Input switching is automatic. Which works well for me, but not ideal for everyone. I have a Squeezebox system hooked up to the optical S/PDIF input. And a media streamer hooked up to the analog input. Analog takes priority when a signal is detected. That works nicely for me. If you have multiple digital inputs, then it gets trickier as most digital devices always present a signal, thus the T1 cannot automatically determine which device is truly active. There is an underlying priority scheme, with highest priority to analog, then optical S/PDIF, then coax S/PDIF, then audio USB. There is no... » Read More Input switching is automatic. Which works well for me, but not ideal for everyone. I have a Squeezebox system hooked up to the optical S/PDIF input. And a media streamer hooked up to the analog input. Analog takes priority when a signal is detected. That works nicely for me. If you have multiple digital inputs, then it gets trickier as most digital devices always present a signal, thus the T1 cannot automatically determine which device is truly active. There is an underlying priority scheme, with highest priority to analog, then optical S/PDIF, then coax S/PDIF, then audio USB. There is no remote control for the T1, so you cannot manually choose the input. « Show Less
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Hi Christian - no switch needed. Simply plug in the desired source to the back of the lead speaker. You can even add a subwoofer if you desire, but not really needed. Still love these speakers.
2077468
I agree with your other answer regarding using the input #2. After I did that I have been very pleased with the unit, works fine for the money !
290819
that's a good question, I never tried to use both at the same time. there is no input selector so I would expect both inputs to come through at the same time...I'l, have to try it
1159959
I wound up returning this one and purchasing the one with 3 inputs. I thought I needed both but didn't and the 3 input one has a button to switch between the two. My son has his xbox and direct tv attached to it with one input into the tv. I hope that helps.
2263439
you need to look in the lower left hand corner of the screen that has the numbers on it. Push the button that says SYM or ABC to get from one keyboard to another. You can switch back and forth by hitting this key. hope this helps.
1248090
This monitor switches automatically to first input with active signal. Manually switching between several active inputs can be achieved with a push of a button. So yes, I'd say it's as easy as it gets as long as monitors don't start to read minds :)
1824061
I believe so, but don't know you'd switch the inputs..maybe it does it automatically?
749999
It has an option to manually switch (which is what I use). It automatically switches too (to an active HDMI connection) if a certain HDMI input is OFF. The picture is accurate. Works well so far. The main reason I bought is that I did not want an additional power input (like HDMI switchers use).
359988
If I understood your question, it is pretty easy: select the value on screen and press the RIGHT button, so the value will swap with the other value above it.
1052856
Yep, just use the CD/USB button on the front to indicate which input you'd like to use.
1832022
Yes you can. Press and hold middle button(glowing blue) then wait for it to blink then press the two buttons you want to swap one after another.
1447262
I expected it to be automatic, but it is not. I have to press a button to switch between the three inputs.
2185757
Hi, There's a switch on the controller you can put in 3 different positions. Try all 3
1068350
Yes, switching between them can easily be done by simply hitting the answer button. If you turn something on one system, while listening to the other, it will automatically switch over to the system you just turned on if it is playing something with sound.
1792604
The unit will automatically switch to a powered input source IF there is only one powered input of up to three. If there are more that one powered input then you must manually push the selector button to select the source of interest.
628363
I have never used that button - this device seems only to support one connected input at a time. So if I want to use another input source, I have to disconnect the current input first, then connect whatever other device - USB, 3.5mm, etc. this is a major drawback that I have learned to live with.
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Yes, you can switch between current devices that are turned on and change preferred device. So lets say you have a game console which only comes on when you're using it, you can,set that as preferred so when you turn it on it overrides the other devices and the input switches to the game when its turned on, when it goes off it will automatically revert back to the device you were last using. It has a button on the front of the device OR you can use the remote to scroll through all devices that are currently on and plugged up to it. Its super simple, not as complex as I am making it oit to be, but by far one of the best things I've ever purchased, for the price its an EXTREMELY good buy. Yes, you can switch between current devices that are turned on and change preferred device. So lets say you have a game console which only comes on when you're using it, you can,set that as preferred so when you turn it on it overrides the other devices and the input switches to the game when its turned on, when it goes off it will automatically revert back to the device you were last using. It has a button on the front of the device OR you can use the remote to scroll through all devices that are currently on and plugged up to it. Its super simple, not as complex as I am making it oit to... » Read More Yes, you can switch between current devices that are turned on and change preferred device. So lets say you have a game console which only comes on when you're using it, you can,set that as preferred so when you turn it on it overrides the other devices and the input switches to the game when its turned on, when it goes off it will automatically revert back to the device you were last using. It has a button on the front of the device OR you can use the remote to scroll through all devices that are currently on and plugged up to it. Its super simple, not as complex as I am making it oit to be, but by far one of the best things I've ever purchased, for the price its an EXTREMELY good buy. « Show Less