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The HDfury Diva CONFIG section: autoswitch, HDCP, OLED, audio and IP
CONFIG holds the settings that describe how the unit behaves rather than what it does to the picture: switching, HDCP on TX1, the OLED, audio muting, the network, and the reset and update tools at the bottom.
Autoswitching
- AUTOSWITCH INPUTS
- When activated, the TMDS and pixel clock autoswitch forces the Diva to switch to an active signal if the selected signal is lost. Because it watches the clock rather than the +5V line, it also handles sources that keep sending +5V in standby, such as an ATV4K, an Xbox One X or a Shield.
- AUTOSWITCH PRIORITY
- With input priority mode enabled, the Diva switches to a newly detected active input as soon as it appears.
HDCP and HTPC
- HDCP VERSION
- Selects, or forces, the HDCP revision used on the TX1 output port.
- HTPC MODE
- Useful if you have trouble with the Windows desktop and icons when a machine resumes from standby. With the default firmware, HTPC mode is not compatible with an HDCP signal.
OLED options
- OLED DISPLAY
- The OLED is enabled by default and can be turned on or off at will. Some people find a lit display distracting in a home cinema, and this is how you get rid of it.
- ROTATE 180 DEG
- Off by default. Flips the OLED, for a unit mounted the other way up.
- REVERSE COLORS
- Off by default. Reverses the OLED colours.
- OLED FADE
- A custom time in seconds before the OLED fades. Set it to 0 to keep the display permanently active. The default is 30 seconds.
- OLED PAGE
- Which OLED page is displayed at startup. The OLED display page describes each of them.
Audio
- MUTE TX0 AUDIO
- Mutes the sound going out of the TX0 output. If your AVR is fed from the HDMI audio output, you may not want the equipment on TX0 producing sound as well.
- MUTE TX1 AUDIO
- The same for the TX1 output.
- ANALOG L/R AUDIO CONTROL
- Adjusts the analog stereo output, with volume, bass and treble controls. Click SEND after changing any of the three to apply them.
IP configuration
This section decides how the Diva obtains its address. Any change here is applied only after a reboot or power cycle, so make the change, then restart the unit.
- DHCP
- When set to on, the Diva retrieves a dynamic IP address automatically.
- CURRENT IP CONFIGURATION
- Displays the current IP address, IP mask and IP gateway.
- CONFIGURE STATIC IP
- Enter the IP address, mask and gateway you want. DHCP has to be off for the static values to be used.
- SET IP
- Validates any change to the IP configuration.
- IP PORT
- The IP and telnet port used for control. The default is 2210.
- SET PORT
- Applies the chosen port. A reboot or power cycle is required.
The RS232 and IP control page explains how commands are formed once you can reach the unit on that port.
Maintenance
- REBOOT UNIT
- Restarts the Diva completely.
- EXPORT CONFIG
- Exports a text file containing the full list of Diva settings along with setup information that is useful for support. The config export page describes it in detail.
- ISSUE HOTPLUG
- Sends a hotplug event, which performs a soft reset of your setup. Try this before anything more drastic when a source and a sink have failed to agree.
- CLEAR ALL SETTINGS TO FACTORY DEFAULTS
- Type RESET into the factory default text field and click RESET to clear every setting. A power cycle is needed afterwards.
- EDID FACTORY SETTINGS
- Tick the checkbox, type RESET into the field and click RESET to return only the EDID settings to factory defaults.
- FW UPDATE
- Select the firmware file and click SEND to upload it. Wait for the Diva to reboot, then refresh the page. The firmware update page covers the full procedure.
- REFRESH
- Reloads the current page.