The primary function of an HDMI splitter is to synchronously output important visuals in real-time to multiple displays, enabling users to promptly access the latest information. It can also be used in television retail stores or display retail stores to showcase the same audio-visual content, facilitating customer selection. Common application scenarios for splitters in daily life include airports, high-speed rail stations, subway stations, and securities trading halls. For example, high-speed rail stations and airports have a large volume of foot traffic, so to help passengers promptly access the latest train schedules, flight information, etc., the same information is displayed in multiple prominent locations.
Taking a 1×4 HDMI splitter as an example, the system connection diagram is as follows:
Once the HDMI distributor is installed, you can adjust the brightness and contrast on the distributor to ensure that the image clarity of the remote display device matches that of the local display. HDMI splitters offer advantages such as compact size, high efficiency, and cost savings. Their use is also very simple: simply locate the input ports labeled as such, connect them to the signal source using the corresponding cables, connect the ground wire and power supply, and the remaining ports are signal output ports. You can connect as many displays as needed, with simple and efficient operation.
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