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Below, you'll find a list of the most frequently
asked questions:
Are Accell's HDMI cables compatible with the
new HDMI specification Ver. 1.3?
The HDMI specification version 1.3 is fully
backwards compatible with earlier versions of the HDMI specification.
This means that the Accell HDMI cables and devices that are compliant
to the HDMI 1.2 specification will work with an HDMI 1.3 compliant
device. The first product to use the new HDMI 1.3 specification
is the Sony Playstation 3. Accell's UltraRun HDMI cables, UltraAV
cables and UltraAV 2-1 HDMI Switch and 1-2 Splitter are ideal
for use with the PS3.
My cable does not seem to be working.
- Check the connection and cable. Are the connectors
securely inserted into their receptacles? It's worth checking
your connections again.
- Are there transparent dust caps on the ends
of the cables? Some of our products come equipped with dust caps
for protection. Please remove them before connecting your cable.
- Try another cable. This is easy for cables
like USB cables or power cords that you can borrow from another
device. If you find that the other cable doesn't fix the problem,
you are likely experiencing a problem with your hardware device.
Contact your component or peripheral manufacturer's support line
for help.
- Are all the components powered on? Make sure
that your device is plugged in and turned on.
- Have you installed the correct software to
run your peripheral device? Many problems arise from improperly
functioning of components or peripherals. Contact your component
or peripheral manufacturer's support line for help.
The connector sleeve of my A/V cable is loose.
The metal sleeves on Accell UltraAudio and UltraVideo
cables are designed to screw on the end of the cables connector.
Try turning the metal sleeve clockwise to tighten the fit.
The cable doesn't seem to fit in the receptacle.
- First, make sure that you've oriented
the connector properly to the receptacle. Often times, there is
a "key" or a plastic notch that indicates the orientation of the
connector.
- Next, check to make sure that there are no
plastic end-caps on the connectors. Some of our products such
as our DVI and fiber optic cables come with transparent protective
dust caps.
My cable appears to be damaged.
If you've just purchase the cable, please
check with your reseller about getting a replacement cable. Accell
does not take responsibility for damages that are a result of
normal wear, abuse, shipping damage, or failure to use the cable
in accordance with the instructions. Check out or warranty
for more details .
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