Would it be possible to daisy chain two of these together, to effectively handle five device inputs overall?
166548
Technically Yes. These are very simple switches. So if on your first one you link this to a sound system, you can use one of its 3 import slots for the second device. As long as you remember to switch everything it'll be fine, a little clunky, but fine. All of the ports on these things are digital optical so you can really have whatever configuration you want. The only limitation is that there is one "out" port and 3 "in" ports on each device, you can't channel a signal from in port to in port. You may only send from in 1-3 to the out port.
769919
Yes, I have two of these and they can be daisy chained together. The units are also significantly louder when used with 110 vs battery power.
1107833
answer is in the info! 8 devices. Off course it can only handle (=have connection) 1 input at a time
414628
I would connect them all together in a splice or saulder them together, it should work just fine!
54653
I guess such an arrangement is possible, but you must have software that supports such functionality. The MultiMix only outputs 2 channels; these could be two channels of the multi-track application you are using. There are most likely going to be latency issues in such an arrangement, meaning it would be difficult to keep the parts in sync. I personally am not aware of software that would do what you're suggesting.
194459
If you had a USB hub, you could probably connect multiple units. They would all be limited to the length of the cable from that hub. Not sure how it would perform in terms of interference.
848387
I haven't tried. My understanding is it will not allow more than one input to be output together at the same time as it is not a mixer. Ask the manufacturer direct.
421897
Yes. That means you can use GPIO to control each one separately and you can trigger them on different GPIO ports.
1508200
Yes.All six switches and there 3.5mm or RCA jacks function as inputs or outputs.I own two, and run each in a very complex array of switching between components.
1823372
I'm not sure if you could hook up two of the systems simultaneously to one device if that's what you mean.
16393
It controls each device individually so as long as those devices are compatible with each other the answer would be yes.
856083
This will work but you have to make sure that only one input component is on at a time. I have heard via other forums that if both input components are on they may back feed into one another and one of them may no longer work.
1865173
In theory, yes, but don't expect to actually use all 7 ports at once. Only the back three USB ports seem to provide the amount of power needed for most devices.
1815471
You can't daisy chain these drives since they only have one usb port. Both must be connected to your computer at the same time in order to transfer data from one another
873761
Yes you can do that (that is what I do) but I suggest you buy the DS213j, the newer version of this. It has more RAM, a newer CPU, and floating-point and it is cheaper! You can attach two external drives or a powered hub with, I believe up to seven devices total.
375181
There are five HDMI inputs and one HDMI output, so you could have up to five devices connected to a single monitor.
342325
I would limit to 2 as you are essentially daisy chaining off your source router. They will tell you can't or shouldn't but I have multiple appletv, roku, sonos, etc and these ports work great.