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Table of Contents
Overview …...................................................................................................... 4
Connecting Cables …........................................................................................ 5
Power Status/LOGO…...................................................................................... 6
Reset HPD/Factory Default…...........................................................................7
EDID Mode Selection ......................................................................................8
INFO Control ………………................................................................................... 9
Input Switching and Matrix Mode...................................................................10
HDCP Settings………………………..……………………………………………………………………. 11
Scaler Settings…............................................................................................... 12
Combo RST + INP.............................................................................................. 13
Combo INF + INP.............................................................................................. 14
List of Custom EDID available.......................................................................... 15
Backside Sticker............................................................................................... 18
Selecting the Windows PC driver for USB GUI and Firmware Update......…… 19
Update the Integral 2 Firmware with a Windows PC...............................…… 20
Integral 2 USB GUI for Windows PC...........................................................…… 24
Integral 2 RS232 Control............................................................................…… 48
Integral 2 Total Control APP with GoBlue.......................................................53
IR Codes List..................................................................................................... 55
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) ................................................................102
Highlight Features ...........................................................................................106
Specifications...................................................................................................109
Certifications....................................................................................................111
Pro Tips............................................................................................................. 112
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Overview
The HDfury team would like to thank you personally for purchasing the 4K Integral 2!
This unique HDMI2.0b and HDCP2.2 device supports true full 4K60 4:4:4 600MHz 18Gbps bandwidth signals. It will allow you to solve any HDCP error, Split or Matrix any SD/HD/FHD/UHD/HDR/DV or PC signals up to 600MHz, scale up or scale down between FHD and UHD on any channel individually, display relevant information on OSD, select between multiple edid banks, Inject Infoframe and more. Control can be completed with IR codes, through slide switch or push buttons on the unit, via a wired USB connection to a Windows PC, via RS232 (MAC/WIN/Linux) or through wireless Bluetooth connection with any Smartphone or Tablet running Android or iOS. (GoBlue mandatory for iOS/Android APP support)
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Connecting Cables
To use your 4K Integral 2:
• Connect a HDMI input cable to the HDMI input.
• Connect a HDMI output cable to the HDMI output.
• Connect the Integral 2 power supply.
• Connect any additional HDMI input/output cable, RS232 or any audio output cable (optional).
HDMI/HDCP 1.x devices at output must be connected to TOP (Downscale) Output port. Make sure that you are using 600MHz certified HDMI 4K cable if you plan to set up a 4K60 4:4:4 8b or 4K60 4:2:2 12b 600MHz 18Gbps link in your setup.
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Power/Status LED
The Integral 2 Logo LED will shortly turn ON then OFF when power supply is applied, Integral 2 Logo will glow Green to indicate that the HDCP handshake has been completed.
The status of the Logo may be used for troubleshooting:
[LOGO OFF]: Insufficient power or no active input. Use the Integral 2 power supply; make sure the source is ON. Logo might also stay OFF based on INFO button conditions (see p.9)
[LOGO ON]: The Integral 2 is powered and receiving and decoding a HDMI signal.
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Reset HPD (Short Press) or Reset to factory default (Long Press)
The 4K Integral 2 offers 2 functions per push button.
[Short Press] on Reset Button will generate Hot Plug Detection event.
[Long Press] (over 10s for security) will reset the Integral 2 to factory default.
Note: You can also Reset the unit or perform any others control with IR codes, from the USB GUI for
Windows PC, through RS232 for MAC/WIN/Linux or via smartphone/tablet APP for Android and iOS.
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EDID Mode Selection
EDID slide switch has 3 positions. Switch should be set to middle position to allow control via USB, IR, RS232 or Bluetooth device.
[Automix Mode]: Create EDID based on mutual sink capabilities controlled by a selectable algorithm with enforceable flags so both sinks will always show a picture and audio.
[Custom Use / BT]: Pick and use EDID from a selection of preloaded EDID tables (see p.14) or load any EDID bank of your choice. By default the selected EDID table is a 4K60 4:4:4 BT2020 HDR 600MHz with Full Audio capabilities. Leave the slide in this position to allow remote control via USB/IR/RS232 or Android/iOS APP and/or to pick and use any of the 100 different EDID tables available. Please note that Integral 2 can hold a specific individual EDID for each input.
[Fixed EDID with L/R Audio]: This mode is a 4K60 4:2:0 8b SDR 2channel stereo 300MHz basic table. It can be used as a security EDID to ensure a picture in mostly every setup/situation.
Note: You can also switch EDID mode and any others control with IR codes, from the USB GUI for Windows PC, RS232 for MAC/WIN/Linux or via smartphone/tablet APP for Android/iOS using GoBlue.
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INFO Control
INFO Control Button allows you to control the OSD info displayed and the light in your setup.
[Short Press] Turn OSD ON/OFF [Long Press] (over 2sec) will cycle through OSD + Logo LED + Custom Text > Logo LED + OSD > OSD >
Logo LED > None (no lights and no info at all)
Note: You can also control light in your setup and any others control with IR codes, from the USB GUI for Windows PC, RS232 for MAC/WIN/Linux or via smartphone/tablet APP for Android/iOS using GoBlue.
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Input Switching and Matrix mode
Input Switch / Matrix Mode Button allow you to switch active inputs or enter/exit the Matrix mode.
[Short Press] will switch the active input channels in Splitter Mode and swap/cross signals in Matrix mode. [Long Press] (over 2sec) will enter/exit the Matrix Mode
Integral 2 OSD will report the two active inputs in Matrix mode while only the current active input is reported via OSD in Splitter mode.
Note: You can also switch inputs and Matrix, Splitter mode and any others control with IR codes, from the USB GUI for Windows PC, RS232 for MAC/WIN/Linux or via smartphone/tablet APP for Android/iOS using GoBlue.
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HDCP Settings
HDCP slide switch has 3 positions. The switch should be set to the middle position to allow control via USB, IR, RS232 or a Bluetooth device.
[HDCP 2.2 Mode]: In this mode you always have HDCP 2.2 (if supported) on both output ports. If incoming signal is 1.4 then output will be 1.4 too.
[HDCP Auto / GUI]: In this mode the Integral 2 unit makes sure that the conversion will always output a working signal. Both outputs are dynamic.
[HDCP 1.4]: In this mode, you always have HDCP1.4 on both output ports.
Note on HDCP: Both inputs accept HDCP1.4/2.2. Both outputs can work with HDCP1.4/2.2 devices.
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Scaler Settings
Scale slide switch has 3 positions. The switch should be set to the middle position to allow control via USB, IR, RS232 or a Bluetooth device.
[No Scaling/Passthru]: What comes in/goes out, untouched.
[Custom Scaling/GUI]: This slide switch position will make use of custom defined scaling rules and allow
change via Bluetooth, IR, RS232 or via USB.
[Auto Scaling]: In this mode, Integral 2 will auto-scale signals based on sink capabilities.
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Combo Hold RST + Press INP
By default and/or after firmware flash, you might see a custom text displayed on OSD top left corner.
In case, you see such message: simply hold RST button and press INP buttons 2 times, then release. Integral 2 OSD will prompt for power cycle. (remove/reconnect USB power cord) After restart, there will be no more message displayed and Integral 2 is ready to operate optimally.
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Combo Hold INFO control + Press INP
When auto-scale option is selected (see p.12), both output ports auto sense the connected display capabilities and try to scale/convert to the maximum capabilities.
TOP output port (TX1) can be further configured using GUI to achieve special modes depending on the input signal. The BOT output port (TX0) port is also auto-sensed and scaled/converted as needed. GUI have further options to prevent upscaling if user prefers no upscaling or let his display do the upscaling work.
For example, if the TOP supports up to 1080p60 8-bit, then an input of 4k will be down-converted. If the BOT port supports up to 4k60 420 300MHz then anything above this will be chroma converted to 300MHz. The algos detect deep color capabilities and bt2020 capabilities and will change the signal accordingly.
In addition 10 quick-presets are introduced for the TOP port scaling. They are activated by pressing and holding the "INFO " button and clicking the "INPUT/INP" button a number of clicks. Then when "INFO " is released the quick-preset is selected.
The presets are:
1. AUTOSENSE ALL (Default mode for Auto scaling, suitable for most use case)
2. 4k60 420 10 371MHz TV (e.g LG input 3)
[4k30 all -> 4k30 422 12 300MHz, 4k60 all -> 4k60 420 8 300MHz, 4k60hdr all -> 4k60 420 8/10/12 hdr]
3. 4k60 420 300MHz TV (for 4K)
[4k30 all -> 4k30 444 8 300MHz, 4k60 all -> 4k60 420 8 300MHz, 4k60hdr all -> 4k60 420 8 300MHz hdr]
4. 4k60 420 300MHz TV
[4k30 all -> 4k30 422 12 300MHz, 4k60 all -> 4k60 420 8 300MHz, 4k60hdr all -> 1080p60 444 8/10/12 hdr]
5. 4k60 420 300MHz TV (for color)
[4k30 all -> 4k30 422 12 300MHz, 4k60 all -> 1080p60 444 8/10/12, 4k60hdr all -> 1080p60 444 8/10/12 hdr]
6. 4K30 deepcolor PJ > 300MHz (e.g Wireless UB/TW Espon)
[4K30 all -> 4K30 all, 4k60 all -> 4k60 420 300MHz, 4k60hdr all -> 1080p60 444 8/10/12 hdr]
7. 4K30 deepcolor PJ at 300MHz (e.g Wired UB/TW Epson)
[4k30 all -> 4k30 422 12 300MHz, 4k60 all -> 4k60 420 8 300MHz, 4k60hdr all -> 1080p60 444 8/10/12 hdr]
8. 4k30 8-bit 300MHz TV
[4k30 all -> 4k30 8, 4k60 all -> 1080p60 444 8/10/12, 4k60hdr all -> 1080p60 444 8/10/12 hdr]
9. 1080p60 TV
[4k30 all -> 1080p30 8/10/12, 4k60 all -> 1080p60 444 8/10/12, 4k60hdr all -> 1080p60 444 8/10/12 hdr]
10. 1080p60 8b device (e.g Ambilight) [4k30 all -> 1080p30 8/10/12, 4k60 all -> 1080p60 444 8, 4k60hdr all -> 1080p60 444 8 hdr]
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List of Custom EDID available.
User can select an EDID from all below EDID tables or force the creation of an Automix EDID with below options.
[FIXED EDID with L/R stereo] 4K60 4:2:0 300MHz 8b 2ch audio
[CUSTOM USE]
1. CUSTOM 1 [Default FULL no DV]
2. CUSTOM 2 [FULL + LG DV]
3. CUSTOM 3 [FULL + Vizio DV]
4. CUSTOM 4 [Q9FN ALLM VRR HDR10+]
5. CUSTOM 5 [SONY A1 LLDC V2]
6. CUSTOM 6 [LG65C7 DV V1]
7. CUSTOM 7 [VISIO M50E1 DV V0]
8. CUSTOM 8
9. CUSTOM 9
10. CUSTOM 10
11. 4K60-444 600MHz HDR BT2020 All Sound
12. 4K60-444 600MHz HDR BT2020 SPDIF
13. 4K60-444 600MHz HDR BT2020 Stereo
14. 4K60-444 600MHz BT2020 All Sound
15. 4K60-444 600MHz BT2020 SPDIF
16. 4K60-444 600MHz BT2020 Stereo
17. 4K60-444 600MHz All Sound
18. 4K60-444 600MHz SPDIF
19. 4K60-444 600MHz Stereo
20. 4K50-444 600MHz HDR BT2020 All Sound
21. 4K50-444 600MHz HDR BT2020 SPDIF
22. 4K50-444 600MHz HDR BT2020 Stereo
23. 4K50-444 600MHz BT2020 All Sound
24. 4K50-444 600MHz BT2020 SPDIF
25. 4K50-444 600MHz BT2020 Stereo
26. 4K50-444 600MHz All Sound
27. 4K50-444 600MHz SPDIF
28. 4K50-444 600MHz Stereo
29. 4K60-420 12bit HDR BT2020 All Sound
30. 4K60-420 12bit HDR BT2020 SPDIF
31. 4K60-420 12bit HDR BT2020 Stereo
32. 4K60-420 12bit BT2020 All Sound
33. 4K60-420 12bit BT2020 SPDIF
34. 4K60-420 12bit BT2020 Stereo
35. 4K60-420 12bit All Sound
36. 4K60-420 12bit SPDIF
37. 4K60-420 12bit Stereo
38. 4K60-420 8-bit 300MHz HDR BT2020 All Sound
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39. 4K60-420 8-bit 300MHz HDR BT2020 SPDIF
40. 4K60-420 8-bit 300MHz HDR BT2020 Stereo
41. 4K60-420 8-bit 300MHz BT2020 All Sound
42. 4K60-420 8-bit 300MHz BT2020 SPDIF
43. 4K60-420 8-bit 300MHz BT2020 Stereo
44. 4K60-420 8-bit 300MHz All Sound
45. 4K60-420 8-bit 300MHz SPDIF
46. 4K60-420 8-bit 300MHz Stereo
47. 4K30-444 300MHz HDR BT2020 All Sound
48. 4K30-444 300MHz HDR BT2020 SPDIF
49. 4K30-444 300MHz HDR BT2020 Stereo
50. 4K30-444 300MHz BT2020 All Sound
51. 4K30-444 300MHz BT2020 SPDIF
52. 4K30-444 300MHz BT2020 Stereo
53. 4K30-444 300MHz All Sound
54. 4K30-444 300MHz SPDIF
55. 4K30-444 300MHz Stereo
56. 4K30-RGB 300MHz HDR BT2020 ALL audio
57. 4K30-RGB 300MHz HDR BT2020 SPDIF
58. 4K30-RGB 300MHz HDR BT2020 Stereo
59. 4K30-RGB 300MHz BT2020 ALL audio
60. 4K30-RGB 300MHz BT2020 SPDIF
61. 4K30-RGB 300MHz BT2020 Stereo
62. 4K30-RGB 300MHz ALL audio
63. 4K30-RGB 300MHz SPDIF
64. 4K30-RGB 300MHz Stereo
65. 4K24-422 12-bit HDR BT2020 All Sound
66. 4K24-422 12-bit HDR BT2020 SPDIF
67. 4K24-422 12-bit HDR BT2020 Stereo
68. 4K24-422 12-bit BT2020 All Sound
69. 4K24-422 12-bit BT2020 SPDIF
70. 4K24-422 12-bit BT2020 Stereo
71. 4K24-422 12-bit All Sound
72. 4K24-422 12-bit SPDIF
73. 4K24-422 12-bit Stereo
74. 1080p60-444 12-bit HDR BT2020 All Sound
75. 1080p60-444 12-bit HDR BT2020 SPDIF
76. 1080p60-444 12-bit HDR BT2020 Stereo
77. 1080p60-444 12-bit BT2020 All Sound
78. 1080p60-444 12-bit BT2020 SPDIF
79. 1080p60-444 12-bit BT2020 Stereo
80. 1080p60-444 12-bit All Sound
81. 1080p60-444 12-bit SPDIF
82. 1080p60-444 12-bit Stereo
83. 1080p24-444 12-bit HDR BT2020 All Sound
84. 1080p24-444 12-bit HDR BT2020 SPDIF
85. 1080p24-444 12-bit HDR BT2020 Stereo
86. 1080p24-444 12-bit BT2020 All Sound
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87. 1080p24-444 12-bit BT2020 SPDIF
88. 1080p24-444 12-bit BT2020 Stereo
89. 1080p24-444 8-bit All Sound
90. 1080p24-444 8-bit SPDIF
91. 1080p24-444 8-bit Stereo
92. 1080i60-444 8-bit All Sound
93. 1080i60-444 8-bit SPDIF
94. 1080i60-444 8-bit Stereo
95. 720p60-444 8-bit All Sound
96. 720p60-444 8-bit SPDIF
97. 720p60-444 8-bit Stereo
98. 480p60-444 8-bit All Sound
99. 480p60-444 8-bit SPDIF
100. 480p60-444 8-bit Stereo
[AUTOMIX] Enforceable flags available in Automix mode:
2.0 Stereo, 5.1 Multi, 7.1 Full Sound, Native, BT.2020/xvYcc, HDR10+, HLG, Dolby Vision, 3D Remove, YCbCr Remove
Selectable algorithms available in Automix mode: Min Mixed Capabilities, Max Audio/Min Video, Top Output Priority, Bot Output Priority, Max Audio/Max Video
Note: All options are also available via IR, USB GUI, RS232 or Android/iOS APP. To upload a custom EDID or Sniff EDID from sink device, please refer to GUI section p.24
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Backside Sticker
A sticker is available on the back of the unit to remind you the basic configuration options available from the physical button and slide switches as well as the Short Press [SP] and Long Press [LP] functions of each button. INFO Control button was since updated, see p.9
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Selecting your Windows PC Driver for USB GUI and Firmware update
Make sure to install the right Silabs driver for Windows PC based on your Windows OS version and USB port version.
Silabs Driver 4.0.0 for XP/VISTA/WIN7/WIN8/WIN10
Silabs Driver 4.0.0 - ZIP - 9.18 Mo
USB2.0: WIN XP / VISTA / WIN7 / WIN8 / WIN10 USB3.0: WIN10 / Partial support for others Windows version.
Silabs Driver 3.9.2 for XP/VISTA/WIN7/WIN8
Silabs Driver 3.9.2 - ZIP - 1.65 Mo
USB2.0: WIN XP / VISTA / WIN7 / WIN8 USB3.0: WIN XP / VISTA / WIN7 / WIN8
If you are using Windows 10, the Silabs Driver 4.0.0 is mandatory. However, Silabs driver 4.0.0 only have partial support for USB3.0 on Win8 and previous Windows version, so you might prefer the 3.9.2 in such case. If you are using Windows XP, the Silabs Driver 3.9.2 is mandatory. It is recommended to try the 4.0.0 version first on any Windows version other than XP.
For installation simply download from the above link, unzip and then run the .EXE file
Silabs 3.9.2 driver: run the USBXpressInstaller.exe Silabs 4.0.0 driver: USBXpressInstaller_x86. exe for 32bit or USBXpressInstaller_x64.exe for 64bit.
Once you have correctly selected, downloaded and installed the right driver, you can proceed with either updating Firmware (p.20) or using GUI utility (p.24)
Both Firmware update and GUI utility provides 2 directories labelled as per Driver version, make sure to use the right directory matching your driver version.
Ex: If you installed 3.9.2 driver, Use the 3.9.2 directory to run Firmware update or the 3.9.2 directory to run the GUI utility.
Note: You can install or remove any driver any time: Control Panel > Program > Remove Software.
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Updating your Integral 2 Firmware with a Windows PC
The Integral 2 Firmware Updater is compatible with all Windows from Win XP to Win 10.
Make sure you have installed the right Silabs driver based on your Windows version and USB port as described in previous page.
You can download the latest Firmware version for your Integral 2 device from the Download Tab on the Integral 2 Product page: here. If you are unsure about your Firmware version currently in use, simply use the Total Control APP for Android/iOS info page or the USB GUI for Windows PC to retrieve it.
Once downloaded and extracted, you should have a directory on your computer with the following files
You will have to run both Update FPGA and Update MCU to successfully upgrade your Integral 2 unit. Note: Version number could be different depending on the FW revision you downloaded.
You can start by any of them; there is no particular order to respect.
However, you might prefer to start by MCU update as it does not require mandatory power cycle. FPGA update will take about 50s while MCU update is taking less than 5s.
After updating the FPGA firmware, you will be prompted to power cycle your Integral 2 unit, you won’t see any light about 15s as the unit is reconfiguring itself. Once ready, light will come back on. This is only valid for any FPGA update.
If any issue after update, please refer to p.13
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FPGA Update Instructions
Double-click Integral 2 FPGA executable (if needed, right-click and select Run as Administrator) The below window will open.
Click Update Firmware as shown on the above picture.
Flashing time is around 50 seconds Do not disconnect your device while the upgrade process is running.
Once completed, you will hear a windows notification sound and the below window will pop up.
Simply click OK and the main updater will display the below message.
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This confirms the FPGA update process is completed; you can process to next step. After power cycling your Integral 2 unit, you won’t see any light for about 15s as the unit is reconfiguring itself. Once ready, light will come back on. This is only valid for any FPGA update.
MCU Update Instructions
Double-click UpdateMCU executable (if needed, right-click and select Run as Administrator) The below window will open.
Click Update Firmware as shown on the above picture. Flashing time is less than 5 seconds.
Once completed, you will hear a windows notification sound and the below window will pop up.
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Simply click OK and the main updater will display the below message.
Congratulations, you have successfully updated both the MCU and FPGA and your unit is now ready to operate with the benefits from the latest software additions.
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Integral 2 USB GUI (Software for Windows PC)
The USB GUI is compatible with all Microsoft Windows version from Win XP to Win 10.
Make sure you have installed the right Silabs driver based on your Windows version and USB port as described in p.19
You can download the latest GUI version for your Integral 2 device from the Download Tab on the Integral 2 Product page: here. Always run latest FW when running latest GUI to benefit from all new features.
The USB GUI for Windows PC allows the following control:
- Display Information on Source device when available.
- Display Input signal resolution, refresh rate and bandwidth.
- Display Input signal Color Space and Deep Color.
- Display Input signal encryption.
- Display Input signal detected Audio type.
- Display Information on Sink device when available.
- Display Output signal resolution, refresh rate and bandwidth.
- Display Output signal Color Space and Deep Color.
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- Display Output signal encryption.
- Display the Firmware version and Windows GUI revision.
- Display Active input information.
- Switch Active Input or enter/exit Matrix modes.
- Select EDID Mode (Sink, Custom, Fixed)
- Select the default EDID table from a selection of 100 preloaded EDID banks.
- Use similar or different EDID for each input.
- Select forced flags for Automix mode. (2.0, 5.1, 7.1 Full, Native, Top Max, BT.2020/xvYcc, HDR10+, HLG, DV Force, DV Remove, DV Limit, no 3D, no YCbCr)
- Select Automix Algo
- Sniff EDID from connected sink devices. (Read EDID from TOP and BOT output)
- Read, Write, Load, and Save and Upload any custom EDID bank.
- Define Scaling rules (No Scaling, Custom Scaling, Auto Scaling)
- Select preferred Custom Scaling Modes
- Select Scaling rules from available 4K30 presets
- Select Scaling rules from available 4K60 and 4K60 4:2:2 presets
- Set preferred Scaling options (Downscale, Thru and Up)
- Defines Color Space and Deep Color for Downscale, Thru and Up.
- Display Captured HDR Metadata.
- Send Live HDR Metadata created with Custom HDR metadata generator.
- Autofill CRC for HDR infoframe.
- Disable HDR by cancelling all incoming HDR metadata (JVC PJ mode)
- Display Captured AVI and Vendor Specific InfoFrame.
- Send Custom AVIand Vendor Specific Infoframe.
- Disable AVI and VSI.
- Save Dobly Vision mandatory string from connected sink.
- Display captured SPD, Audio, HDMI Vendor Specific and HDMI Forum VSIF Infoframe.
- Enable/Disable OSD notification.
- Set OSD location, color, transparency, background.
- Select OSD info to be displayed (Source, Video Field, Video IF, HDR RX/TX, HDR IF, Audio, RX HDR.
- Select OSD timer for OSD fade out.
- Enable or Disable OSD Mask.
- Set location and OSD mask transparency.
- Enable or Disable OSD custom text.
- Set location for OSD custom text.
- Edit OSD custom text.
- Send Live HDMI CEC command.
- Turn ON/OFF CEC processing.
- Define CEC ID# (Either AVR ID#5 for ARC feature or processor ID#14)
- Turn ON or OFF the Autoswitch feature.
- Set Input Priority for Autoswitch mode (Normal/Forced)
- Select HDCP output revision.
- Enable or disable Logo.
- Issue Hotplug (Soft Reset)
- Reset the unit to Factory Default.
- Reset EDID to Factory Default.
- Import or Export Config file.
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The TOP SECTION of the USB GUI for Windows PC:
The right boxed area will provide you with the following information:
FW: 2.34.2.35 on the top right corner indicates the current FW version of your Integral 2 unit. GUI: 2.32 on the top right corner indicate the current Windows GUI version in use. Source Info: When available it will display information about the source device in use. RX0: Display Input signal resolution at RX0 input; refresh rate, color, bandwidth and HDCP information. AUD0: Display sound information for the RX0 input. RX1: Display Input signal resolution at RX1 input; refresh rate, color, bandwidth and HDCP information. AUD1: Display sound information for the RX1 input. TX1: Display Status or Output signal resolution at TX1; refresh rate, color, bandwidth, HDCP and EDID TX0: Display Status or Output signal resolution at TX0; refresh rate, color, bandwidth, HDCP and EDID
On the left, below the Integral 2 logo: Active Input: Allow you to select the current active input port or enter both Matrix modes available.
Similarly to what you can do from the push button on the unit (see page 9)
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The EDID MANAGER section of the USB GUI for Windows PC:
[Automix Mode]: Create EDID based on mutual capabilities so both sinks will always show a picture and
audio. Some Flags can be checked or unchecked so you can force and override some parameters to match your needs. Ex: If your TV is stereo and your AVR full sound and both are connected to each Integral 2 outputs port, then by default, Automix will report Stereo as sound capabilities, by checking Full Audio flag you will force Automix to always report Full Audio no matter the real sound capabilities of the connected sink devices.
[Automix Algo]: Select the mixing algo of your choice, available algo are: Min Mixed Capabilities, Max Audio/Min Video, Top Output Priority, Bot Output Priority, Max Audio/Max Video (default)
[2.0 Stereo]: Force the created automix EDID to present stereo sound capabilities. [5.1 Multi]: Force the created automix EDID to present 5.1 multi-channel sound capabilities. [7.1 Full]: Force the created automix EDID to present Full 7.1 sound capabilities. [Native]: Force the created automix EDID to present the setup native sound capabilities. [TOP MAX]: Force the automix EDID to present the max audio capabilities from sink at top output. [HDR 10+]: Force the automix EDID to present HDR10+ support. [HLG]: Force the automix EDID to present the HLG support. [2020/xvYCC]: Force the automix EDID to present BT2020 and xvYCC support. [no YCbCr]: Force the automix EDID to present no support for YCbCr (useful to force RGB). [no 3D]: Force the automix EDID to present no support for 3D. [DV Force Metadata]: Force the automix EDID to present Dolby Vision support. [DV Remove]: Force the automix EDID to present no support for Dolby Vision. [DV Limit 300MHz]: Force the automix EDID to only present support for Dolby Vision at 300MHz.
[Custom Use / BT]: Pick and use EDID from a selection of preloaded EDID tables or load any EDID bank
of your choice. By default the selected EDID table is a 4K60 4:4:4 600MHz with Full Audio capabilities. Leave the slide in this position to allow remote control via USB/IR or Android/iOS APP and/or to pick and
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use any from up to 100 different EDID tables available (4K60 4:4:4 HDR, 4K60 4:2:0 10bit, see p.13 for the full list). When you select an EDID bank from the dropdown list of preloaded EDID banks, there is nothing else to do, once you click one, the EDID of your choice will be loaded and HPD events will reset the signal to present your selected EDID automatically. Each input can have an individual EDID assigned.
[Copy TOP Sink]: Use EDID from TOP Sink [Copy BOT Sink]: Use EDID from BOT Sink
[Fixed EDID with L/R Audio]: This mode is a 4K60 4:2:0 8b 300MHz stereo EDID table. It can be used as a security EDID to ensure a picture in every setup/situation. (Except for FHD and 4K30 Max display)
[Read RX EDID}: This option could be useful if for example you want to double check the build capabilities of an Automix EDID in your setup using external software such as AWEE (AW EDID Editor from Analog Way). In such case, you would simply use the Read Integral 2 EDID button and then the
Save to File button in order to be able to open the EDID file with an external EDID editor software.
[Read TV [TOP] EDID]: Allow you to sniff the EDID from the sink device connected to the TOP output port of your Integral 2 unit. You could then use it as the Custom EDID by using the Upload EDID to Integral 2 button or export it as a file using the Save to File button in order to be able to open the EDID
file with an external EDID editor software.
[Read TV [BOT] EDID]: Allow you to sniff the EDID from the sink device connected to the BOTTOM output port of your Integral 2 unit. You could then use it as the Custom EDID by using the Upload EDID to Integral 2 button or export it as a file using the Save to File button in order to be able to open the EDID file with an external EDID editor software.
[Load from File]: Allow you to open and load any EDID file of your choice. You could then use it as the Custom EDID by using the Write EDID to Integral 2 button.
[Save to File]: Allow you to save the current EDID into a file for backup or for editing using external software such as AWEE (AW EDID Editor from Analog Way).
[Upload EDID]: This button will write the current manually uploaded EDID file into Integral 2 custom bank.
Note on HDCP:
Both inputs accept HDCP1.4/2.2. Both outputs can work with HDCP1.4/2.2 devices.
Note: When you select an EDID bank from the dropdown list of preloaded EDID banks, there is nothing else to do, once clicked, the EDID of your choice will be loaded and HPD events will reset the signal to present your selected EDID automatically.
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The SCALER section of the USB GUI for Windows PC:
[No Scaling]: Set your unit to No Scaling for the signal to pass-through untouched
[Custom Scaling]: Set your Integral 2 unit to Custom Scaling to manually define the scaling parameters.
You can select between various type of resolutions, color space and deep color settings for both the upscale and downscale output ports.
Available Color Space options: Follow Input (default), RGB FULL, RGB BT2020, 4:4:4 BT.709, 4:4:4 BT2020, 4:2:2 BT.709, 4:2:2 BT2020, 4:2:0 BT.709, 4:2:0 BT2020. Available Deep Color options: Follow Input (default), 8-bit/24-bit, 10-bit/30-bit, 12-bit/36-bit, 16-bit/48­bit
[Auto Scaling]: Set your unit to Auto Scaling to use automatic pre-sets for TX1 [TOP output port]. By default unit will use auto-sense.
[4K60 PRESET]: This forces any 4k60 input to come out as 4k60 420 8bit 300MHz or 1080p60 444 8/10/12-bit. A neat profile for people who only have a 300MHz display with 4K60 420 8-bit support. If EDID allows the player to send HDMI 2.0 formats, such as all HDR modes, they will be accepted by the display due to Integral 2 scaling/chroma changes.
[4K60 422 HDR PRESET]: This forces 4K60 420 HDR input to come out as 4K60 420 10-bit, 4k60 420 8-bit 300MHz or 1080p60 444 8/10/12-bit. A neat profile for people who only have a 300MHz display with 4K60 420 8-bit support. If EDID allows the player to send HDMI 2.0 formats, such as all HDR modes, they will be accepted by the display due to Integral 2 scaling/chroma changes.
[4K30 PRESET]: This forces any 4k24/25/30 to come out as 4k24/25/30 444 8-bit 300MHz, 1080p30 444 8/10/12-bit or 4k24/25/30 422 12-bit 300MHz. A neat profile if you have a 300MHz display. If EDID
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allows the player to send HDMI 2.0 formats, such as all HDR modes, they will be accepted by the display due to Integral 2 scaling/chroma changes.
[NO UPSCALING]: By default when using Auto Scaling, Integral 2 will upscale TX0 [BOT output port] when possible, to disable this behavior or to let the sink/display performs the upscaling, you can check this option.
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