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== Basic Setup & Usage ==

Connect your Morph's HDMI output port to an HDMI compatible TV or monitor using an HDMI cable. Remember to use a cable rated for ~~4K video (at least~~ HDMI 1.4 ~~for 4K 30Hz or HDMI 2.0 for 4K 60Hz) if using a 4K display~~.

Connect your Morph's HDMI output port to an HDMI compatible TV or monitor using an HDMI cable. Remember to use a cable rated for 1080p HDMI 1.4 video.

Connect ~~an HDMI source to the HDMI input port of Morph and ensure~~ a suitable power supply ~~is linked~~ to the USB-C connector. Turn on Morph using the physical power switch at the front left of the unit. Verify your TV or monitor is set to the correct input to receive Morph's HDMI output port. You should now see a "No Signal!" message on your TV or monitor. Turn on ~~the HDMI~~ source and ~~within milliseconds, Morph will display~~ it ~~on the TV or monitor.~~

Connect a suitable power supply to the USB-C connector. Turn on Morph using the physical power switch at the front left of the unit. Verify your TV or monitor is set to the correct input to receive Morph's HDMI output port. You should now see a "No Signal!" message on your TV or monitor. Turn on a video source and select it <add description>

=== Remote Control ===

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The included remote uses the following buttons as of the current firmware. More functionality may be added in future firmware updates.

* Red Power Button - This button will toggle Morph in and out of standby mode while remaining powered on via the physical switch ~~(as of firmware 3.2.11)~~.

* Red Power Button - This button will toggle Morph in and out of standby mode while remaining powered on via the physical switch.

** When entering standby mode, the front LED will turn white. Neither Morph's on-screen menu nor HDMI input source will be displayed on the TV or monitor. If the HDMI input source is still detectable, Morph's rear LED will remain orange. Morph's WebUI is still available, yet features are limited.

** When exiting standby mode, the front LED will briefly turn pink for a few seconds and then change to blue ~~(or if you're on firmware 3.7.6 and set a new default LED choice via the RGB selection in the on-screen menu)~~ to indicate Morph is awake and fully functional. Morph's WebUI is fully available.

** When exiting standby mode, the front LED will briefly turn pink for a few seconds and then change to blue to indicate Morph is awake and fully functional. Morph's WebUI is then fully available.

* Menu or Back buttons - Two buttons (one with a house and one with a return arrow) acts as a Menu or Back button. This button will toggle Morph's on-screen menu on or off. If you navigate to a submenu option, the button will take you instead to the previous menu. Keep pressing the button to navigate back to the main menu and then again to close the menu.

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Your next step should be to check that Morph is outputting the most suitable resolution for your TV or monitor. Navigate to "Video" on the Morph's on-screen menu and them to "Output Resolution".

Use the remote to select the desired resolution then press "OK". If your display cannot accept the chosen resolution, Morph will reset to the previous resolution after 30 seconds. If your display is unable to accept a 4K signal from Morph~~, despite being rated for 4K use~~, please check that your HDMI cable is ~~rated for 4K.~~

Use the remote to select the desired resolution then press "OK". If your display cannot accept the chosen resolution, Morph will reset to the previous resolution after 30 seconds. If your display is unable to accept a signal from Morph, please check that your HDMI cable is properly inserted and the connector is free or debris.

~~Usually you would choose~~ the highest resolution that your television can support. Typically for a 4k television, you would choose "4K" as the output resolution. However, if you want to use the Black Frame Insertion feature (Insert data) you would choose "1080p120" instead.

You are now ready to start exploring Morph's functionality. For an overview of what you can do with various sources, proceed to the next section.

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 == Basic Setup & Usage ==
-Connect your Morph's HDMI output port to an HDMI compatible TV or monitor using an HDMI cable. Remember to use a cable rated for 4K video (at least HDMI 1.4 for 4K 30Hz or HDMI 2.0 for 4K 60Hz) if using a 4K display.
+Connect your Morph's HDMI output port to an HDMI compatible TV or monitor using an HDMI cable. Remember to use a cable rated for 1080p HDMI 1.4 video.
-Connect an HDMI source to the HDMI input port of Morph and ensure a suitable power supply is linked to the USB-C connector.  Turn on Morph using the physical power switch at the front left of the unit.  Verify your TV or monitor is set to the correct input to receive Morph's HDMI output port. You should now see a "No Signal!" message on your TV or monitor. Turn on the HDMI source and within milliseconds, Morph will display it on the TV or monitor.
+Connect a suitable power supply to the USB-C connector.  Turn on Morph using the physical power switch at the front left of the unit.  Verify your TV or monitor is set to the correct input to receive Morph's HDMI output port. You should now see a "No Signal!" message on your TV or monitor. Turn on a video source and select it <add description>
 === Remote Control ===
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 The included remote uses the following buttons as of the current firmware. More functionality may be added in future firmware updates.
-* Red Power Button - This button will toggle Morph in and out of standby mode while remaining powered on via the physical switch (as of firmware 3.2.11).
+* Red Power Button - This button will toggle Morph in and out of standby mode while remaining powered on via the physical switch.
 ** When entering standby mode, the front LED will turn white.  Neither Morph's on-screen menu nor HDMI input source will be displayed on the TV or monitor.  If the HDMI input source is still detectable, Morph's rear LED will remain orange.  Morph's WebUI is still available, yet features are limited.
-** When exiting standby mode, the front LED will briefly turn pink for a few seconds and then change to blue (or if you're on firmware 3.7.6 and set a new default LED choice via the RGB selection in the on-screen menu) to indicate Morph is awake and fully functional.  Morph's WebUI is fully available.
+** When exiting standby mode, the front LED will briefly turn pink for a few seconds and then change to blue to indicate Morph is awake and fully functional.  Morph's WebUI is then fully available.
 * Menu or Back buttons - Two buttons (one with a house and one with a return arrow) acts as a Menu or Back button. This button will toggle Morph's on-screen menu on or off. If you navigate to a submenu option, the button will take you instead to the previous menu. Keep pressing the button to navigate back to the main menu and then again to close the menu.
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 Your next step should be to check that Morph is outputting the most suitable resolution for your TV or monitor. Navigate to "Video" on the Morph's on-screen menu and them to "Output Resolution".
-Use the remote to select the desired resolution then press "OK". If your display cannot accept the chosen resolution, Morph will reset to the previous resolution after 30 seconds. If your display is unable to accept a 4K signal from Morph, despite being rated for 4K use, please check that your HDMI cable is rated for 4K.
+Use the remote to select the desired resolution then press "OK". If your display cannot accept the chosen resolution, Morph will reset to the previous resolution after 30 seconds. If your display is unable to accept a signal from Morph, please check that your HDMI cable is properly inserted and the connector is free or debris.
-Usually you would choose the highest resolution that your television can support. Typically for a 4k television, you would choose "4K" as the output resolution. However, if you want to use the Black Frame Insertion feature (Insert data) you would choose "1080p120" instead.
 You are now ready to start exploring Morph's functionality. For an overview of what you can do with various sources, proceed to the next section.