The DR-EDID2 Emulator from FSR is a unique, self-powered, bidirectional device that can be integrated at either end of any HDMI system as an EDID manager/learner. Engineered to manipulate the EDID information provided to a connected HDMI source or any device earlier in the HDMI chain, the DR-EDID2 can now learn and store up to three EDID tables from any display, and the hot-pluggable device supports resolutions up to UHD 4K60 with HDCP 1.4/2.2 compatibility.

EDID (Extended Display Identification Data) includes essential details about the display's capabilities, such as supported audio and video formats and available features. The DR-EDID2 enables installers to either substitute one of the five preset EDID files or to learn, store, and recall up to three EDID files from any display device through a quick and straightforward process in the field. This feature makes the DR-EDID2 an invaluable tool for troubleshooting system issues like unstable images or complete image loss due to excessive cable length. When permanently installed, the DR-EDID2 forces the source to limit its output resolution, reducing the required bandwidth of the cabling infrastructure and thus ensuring reliable operation.

Self-Powered Bidirectional Device    5 x Preinstalled EDID Files    HDCP 1.4/2.2 Compatibility    Supports up to UHD 4K60    Hot Pluggable

• Five preinstalled EDID files
• Passive inline device—no external power needed
• Bidirectional functionality
• HDCP 1.4 / 2.2 Compatible
• Hot pluggable
• Supports HDMI 1.3/1.4/2.0
• Supports up to UHD 4K60
• Learns and stores up to three EDID tables from any display
• Restores reliable image display to bandwidth limited systems

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it solve hdcp handshake problem?

A: This product does support HDCP as well. We are not aware of the specific problem you are facing, but that does support HDCP.

Q: 2. Can this bag fit 4 Flashpoint Pro Air-Cushioned Heavy-Duty Light Stands (9.5')?

A: The Think Tank Stand Manager 52 Bag can hold light stands with a closed length up to 52"

Q: 3. How do you connect with ipad as a monitor?

A: The NewerTech HDMI Headless 4K Display Emulator for Remote Access BH #NETADP4KHEAD would not be compatible with a Monitor. If you need to connect your iPad to a monitor, you can do so using these adapters. If you have an iPad with Lightning connection: Apple Lightning Digital AV Adapter BH #APMD826AMA If you have an iPad with USB Type C: Apple USB Type-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter BH #APMUF82AMA

Q: 4. How is this different than that X-Rite Color Munki? It looks the same except different branding.

A: You are correct in that this product is made by X-Rite for Wacom. However this specific model comes with EODIS3-DCWA Color Manager for use with the Wacom Cintiq 27QHD Creative Pen Display. This particular product comes with software geared to work with Wacom products.

Q: 5. Do you need two to use? Or do you just use another laptop or computer? I still don’t really understand how it works exactly... sorry.

A: You will only need one of the NewerTech HDMI Headless 4K Display Emulator for Remote Access. The purpose of this item is to access your system remotely without having it connected to a monitor. So you connect the NewerTech HDMI Headless 4K Display Emulator for Remote Access to the HDMI port of the system you want to access remotely. The NewerTech HDMI Headless 4K Display Emulator for Remote Access will trick the system in thinking it has a monitor connected to it.

Q: 6. How many Manfrotto 126BSU Heavy Duty Steel Cine Stands could I fit into this bag?

A: The Think Tank Photo Stand Manager 52 may hold four (4) turtle-base C-stands. While they do not list testing the Manfrotto 126BSU Heavy Duty Steel Cine Stand in the case, from the dimensions of the stand and the case, I would estimate it can also hold between 3-4 Manfrotto 126BSU Heavy Duty Steel Cine Stands.

Q: 7. Is this size allowed to check in for flights international? even oversized?

A: It is best to contact your carrier as different airlines have different rules and they can change.

Q: 8. I own the Wacom Cintiq Pro 24 DTH2420KO. I would prefer to purchase the updated (and more future-proofed) X-Rite i1Display Pro Plus Colorimeter instead of this Wacom branded EODIS3-DCWA. Will ONLY this Wacom EODIS3-DCWA model (and the branded Wacom specific software) work on my Cintiq Pro? or will I get just as good results (or better) with the X-Rite i1Display Pro Plus Colorimeter? I am also a little skeptical the Wacom software will work very well.

A: You should still be able to use the X-Rite branded options, this just comes with some software geared towards Wacom out of the box.

Q: 9. what is it use for?

A: It is used to color calibrate computer displays. This way the color shown on the screen is accurate.

Q: 10. Anyone managed to fit in a matthews baby jr double riser into these bags. When laid 'flat' these stands (with wheels) have a height of around 8.5" - the listed internal height for these bags is 7.5" - but I wonder if the materials would allow the extra inch?

A: Those stands would not fit.