5-Port HDMI Switch with Remote for TV and Game Consoles

Five sources, one screen, zero cable swaps

• Five inputs, one screen

  Five HDMI sources connect to the numbered inputs, and one output runs to the TV. The LED for the active input lights up, so you can see which console or player is on screen without guessing. Nothing needs to be moved between sessions. Pair it with cable organizers to keep the back of the stand clean.

• Change sources from your couch

  The included IR remote switches inputs from across the room. If the box sits inside a cabinet, the 3.5mm IR extension cable lets you place the IR eye in a visible spot, so the remote still reaches the switch. You never have to open the cabinet door to change a game.

• Built with gold-plated ports

  Gold-plated HDMI connectors and a glossy black housing give the box a finished look that sits well under a home theater screen. The ports are the part you touch every time you reconnect a device, so the finish matters more than it looks.

The numbers that matter

• 55-in-1-out switching
• 1080PSupported video
• 9VPower jack

Connected in minutes, not an afternoon

1. 1
   Plug each source into a numbered input

   Connect the console, DVD player and set-top box to inputs 1 through 5. Note which number goes to which device.

2. 2
   Run one cable from the output to the TV

   Use the single output port to feed your TV HDMI port. Every input now reaches the screen through this box.

3. 3
   Power the switch with the 9V adapter

   Connect a DC 9V adapter to the power jack. The LEDs light when the switch is ready. The adapter is not listed in the box, so use a 9V DC supply.

4. 4
   Place the IR eye and press the remote

   Point the remote at the switch or route the IR extension cable to a visible spot. Press a source button and confirm the input LED changes.

Everything you need to start switching

• HDMI switch box×1

  Five HDMI inputs, one output, gold-plated ports

• IR remote control×1

  Switches inputs from across the room

• IR receiver extension cable×1

  3.5mm plug with IR eye for hidden placement

• User manual×1

  Wiring diagram for numbered inputs

From cable shuffle to one button

The cable shuffle

Your TV has two HDMI ports and five devices want them. Every time the DVD player needs the screen, someone unplugs a console, crawls behind the stand, and hopes the right cable goes back in the right hole. The game you were in is gone by the time the picture comes up.

One box, five sources

This switch takes five HDMI inputs and sends one output to the TV. Plug each console, the DVD player and the set-top box into a numbered input, run a single cable to the screen, and the cable shuffle is over for good.

Movie night, one button

Pick up the remote, press the source you want, and the picture changes. The LED for that input lights up so you always know which device is live. You stay on the couch for the whole evening.

A remote and an IR eye make the difference