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Extron IN1608 Presentation Switcher 2.26.0001

Extron IN1608 Presentation Switcher driver from Extron for OS Independent

Extron IN1608 Presentation Switcher driver from Extron for OS Independent

Publisher review for Extron IN1608 Presentation Switcher 2.26.0001:

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This package provides the necessary installation files of Extron IN1608 Presentation Switcher Firmware version 2.26.0001.Fixes:-Issue (originated in v2.01.0016) – DTP inputs (Input 7 or 8) may blink or lose sync when the non-selected DTP input is removed and reconnected –When both DTP inputs were in use, video output of the IN1608 would be lost when one of the two DTP video inputs was removed and/or resumed. The issue is resolved in firmware v2.26.0001.
- Issue (originated in v2.01.0016) – Sharelink 200 video will periodically blink when used with either DTP input on an IN1608 – When a Sharelink 200 product was placed upstream of either of the two DTP input ports on the IN1608, video would periodically blink on the output of the IN1608. The issue is resolved in firmware v2.26.0001.
- Issue (originated in v2.13.0001) – DTS embedded audio (at 192kHz) would not pass – Audio was lost when attempting to pass embedded DTS audio (at 192kHz) through the product. The issue is resolved in firmware v2.26.0001.
- Issue (originated in v1.00.0013) – DTS-HD 7.1 audio would not pass correctly to the output – When connected to a video source with embedded DTS- HD 7.1 audio, the IN1606/IN1608 would incorrectly pass digital noise, no audio, or ‘LPCM 2-Ch’ format to the output. The issue is resolved in firmware v2.26.0001.
- Issue (originated in v1.00.0013) – “Mode-4” reset does not properly re-initialize the network connection on the unit – When performing a “Mode-4” reset via the rear panel reset button the network connection was not properly re-initialized and would fail to apply the new network settings. The issue is resolved in firmware v2.26.0001.
- Issue (originated in v2.24.0005) – Audio level control was not functional on IN1608 IPCP SA HDBT model – The built-in audio amplifier on the IN1608 IPCP SA HDBT unit was unable to be adjusted. The issue is resolved in firmware v2.26.0001.
- Issue (originated in v1.00.0013) – The OSD (On Screen Display) menu would not update with the current IP address when DHCP was enabled – If DHCP was enabled on the unit, the OSD menu would occasionally not update to show the current IP address settings issued by the network. The issue is resolved in firmware v2.26.0001.
- Issue (originated in v2.20.0003) – IN1606 output status LEDs would continue to illuminate green, even if output sync has been muted – When the IN1606 video outputs had been disabled via the Screen Saver mode or the “2B” SIS ‘sync mute’, output status LEDs for any connected display would remain green instead of flashing amber. This issue did not affect the IN1608. The issue is resolved in firmware v2.26.0001.
New features:- Added Feature – Added command to adjust ‘switch effect duration’ setting – Firmware v2.26.0001 now supports SIS commands to set and read the duration of the switch effect when switching between inputs (‘Esc x EDUR Enter’ to set and ‘Esc EDUR Enter’ to read, where x is the switch effect duration). The setting is determined in 0.1 second increments with a variable range of 2 (0.2 seconds) to 50 (5.0 seconds) and a default setting of 7 (0.7 seconds).
- Added Feature – Added support for ATMOS audio format – All units running firmware v2.26.0001 will now accept and pass embedded ATMOS formatted audio streams.
Installation steps:1. From the Device drop-down menu, select Update Firmware > Update Firmware this Device... . A dialog box opens to ask permission to disconnect from the device.
2. Click the Continue button to disconnect from the device and continue with the firmware update process. The Update Firmware dialog box opens.
3. Click the Open Firmware File... button. The Open Firmware File window opens.
4. Navigate to the desired firmware file and select the device-specific firmware file.
NOTE: Valid firmware files have an .eff or .esf file extension.
5. Click the Open button. The Open Firmware File window closes.
6. In the Update Firmware This Device dialog box, click Update . The progress bar shows the progress of the firmware upload to the device.

Operating system:
OS Independent