HDMI switch DELTACO HM-SW401S 4-port with remote control, supports 1080p

DELTACO HM-SW401S is an HDMI 4x1 switch and quad multi-viewer that lets you connect up to four HDMI sources to a single display. It supports full HD resolution at 1080p/60fps and offers five multiview display modes. The device can operate as a seamless switcher to change inputs without visible interruption and is controlled from the front panel, via the included IR remote, or through RS232.

Advantages

The HM-SW401S combines a multi-viewer and a switcher in one compact unit, allowing simultaneous monitoring of multiple HDMI sources or seamless switching between them. It supports 1080p at 60 fps for consistent image quality, provides five configurable display modes, and offers flexible control options including front-panel buttons, IR remote control, and RS232 integration for system control.

Suitable for

• Home entertainment setups to switch between consoles, set-top boxes, and media players
• Small meeting rooms and classrooms for easy source selection
• Retail or trade-show displays where multiple inputs must be monitored
• Control systems requiring RS232 integration

Key specifications

• Model: DELTACO HM-SW401S
• Inputs / Output: 4× HDMI in, 1× HDMI out
• Resolution support: up to 1080p at 60 fps
• Display modes: five multiview modes
• Control methods: front panel, IR remote, RS232

How to use

Connect up to four HDMI source devices to the HDMI input ports and connect the HDMI output to your display. Use the front-panel buttons or the IR remote to select a single input or one of the multiview modes. For integration with control systems, connect the RS232 port and send commands according to the device's RS232 protocol. Ensure the connected display supports the selected resolution and switch modes.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use high-quality HDMI cables and confirm that all source devices are set to compatible output resolutions. When integrating with professional control systems over RS232, verify command compatibility and cable wiring to avoid communication issues.