Can this work in reverse? I want to send output from one computer to one of three monitors.
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It can only send 1 signal to one device (such as a monitor) at a time! It is a switch, not a splitter!
786915
I've never tried that, but I do know that the three input ports are set to detect incoming signals and automatically switch to that port. I'm not sure if that detection system would interfere with trying to make those ports output ports.
786916
No, this has three inputs that can be individually selected and one output. It would not send one input to multiple (selectable) outputs. For that, you would want an HDMI splitter, but those typically send the output to multiple displays at the SAME time. It sounds like what you want to do is only have one of the outputs at a time receive the signal. For that, you would want a bi-directional switch like this one: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ISE04Z6/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A28128AMZ00PEQ
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No, this has three inputs that can be individually selected and one output. It would not send one input to multiple (selectable) outputs. For that, you would want an HDMI splitter, but those typically send the output to multiple displays at the SAME time. It sounds like what you want to do is only have one of the outputs at a time receive the signal. For that, you would want a bi-directional switch like this one:Sewell Direct SW-8876-3 IBIS 3x1/1x3 HDMI Bi-Directional Switch
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Not quite sure what the question means but based on what I think you mean.... Meant to connect one DVI monitor, one VGA monitor, one mouse, one keyboard, USB and audio to up to 4 computers. For each computer you use a vga output and a DVI output. When you switch inputs ewverything changes over. The monitor receiving vga continues to be the vga monitor so no need to change it, same for the DVI monitor. Alternatively you can connect a dvi monitor to the hdmi output by using the appropriate adapter cable. Ditto for the vga if you have the appropriate adapters but generally not worth the trouble.
1238775
Yes! Obviously you'll need to dial back the output on the one that goes to the powered monitor. RCA-&gt;1/8inch stereo cable should do the trick.
1978891
Haven't tried that but I don't see why it wouldn't work. It just splits the signal. There's no noticeable lag time between the monitors.
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I don't believe you can considering that there is only one input. This device is meant for multiple displays not multiple inputs.
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Not concurrently, in my experience.It will let you toggle between 2, if you have 3 connected.If you want to have a third monitor for basic 2-D stuff, you might get one of those add on USB-DVI/VGA devices, but they are CPU intensive.
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I don't think so. This device takes two inputs ( in my case a DVD player and an Apple TV signal, and sends them over one cable to the TV. I don't think it works in reverse. There is a device that will do what you need, however. You need an HDMI splitter. I have one in another room, and it plugs into AC power. There is one input ( from myDVR - or your Direct TV), and two outputs for sending to two different TVs. Here is a link to one http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?seq=1&format;=2&p;_id=8204&CAWELAID;=1329456282&catargetid;=320013720000011151&ca;gpspn=pla&gclid;=CKKHx4CMibcCFYtDMgodzBgAjg Good luck ! I don't think so. This device takes two inputs ( in my case a DVD player and an Apple TV signal, and sends them over one cable to the TV. I don't think it works in reverse. There is a device that will do what you need, however. You need an HDMI splitter. I have one in another room, and it plugs into AC power. There is one input ( from myDVR - or your Direct TV), and two outputs for sending to two different TVs. Here is a link to one... » Read More I don't think so. This device takes two inputs ( in my case a DVD player and an Apple TV signal, and sends them over one cable to the TV. I don't think it works in reverse. There is a device that will do what you need, however. You need an HDMI splitter. I have one in another room, and it plugs into AC power. There is one input ( from myDVR - or your Direct TV), and two outputs for sending to two different TVs. Here is a link to one http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?seq=1&format;=2&p;_id=8204&CAWELAID;=1329456282&catargetid;=320013720000011151&ca;gpspn=pla&gclid;=CKKHx4CMibcCFYtDMgodzBgAjg Good luck ! « Show Less
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I'm not sure if this will do exactly what you want, but some of my users use an application called "UltraMon" to assist in our multiple monitor environment. Google it for details.
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I did exactly that for a while, you have to cable each PC directly to the monitor. You then have to switch this device and switch the input on the monitor but it should work.
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I hope that my answer Help You' this monitor is a simple product is only reverse view you can't conecte more cable
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Yes that is true. I have a computer and dvd player connected, and I can manually switch between the two sources. And, yes it sends the one input (the one you select, input 1 or 2) or same signal to two HDMI sources.
201438
Two PC's to one monitor? Yes. You just switch which channel for each PC you want to view.
2088168
I believe that you are using it backwards. It is meant to go from HDMI to VGA, such as HDMI laptop to VGA projector.
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I used it to switch between inputs. Only one input at at time sending the same output to two screens.
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It should be able to do so. You may need to buy a splitter though. If you have 3 monitors you may consider running 2 from the video card and the third from your motherboard's onboard graphics card if you have one. Otherwise the hardware on the motherboard is just going to waste anyway.
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No, it won't. This splitter allows you to see the same picture on 2 monitors. Unless that's what you're trying to do, it won't help you.
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no, this for connecting two computers to one monitor. There two pc ports and only one monitor port