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Config export explained

A config export is a text file the device writes on request, listing its current settings together with the live state of the HDMI link, handy for support and for keeping a record of a working setup.

The short explanation

One click writes a file containing the active state and the configuration: which mode is running, what both sides of the link report, the network settings, the display options, and the raw capability data itself.

Where you run into it

Three uses. Before a firmware update, so you have a complete record of your settings in case they need to be entered again. For support, because a file describing the exact state beats a description from memory every time. And as a record, so a setup that took an afternoon to get right can be reproduced.

One caution: the export contains the serial number, MAC address and local IP addresses. Strip those before posting it in public.

How the DR HDMI 8K handles it

EXPORT CONFIG on the DR HDMI 8K's CONFIG page writes DR8K-CONFIG-DATE.txt. It covers product and firmware identity, live link state, both EDID sets with their video and audio capabilities, the active EDID mode and table, the full network configuration, the OLED settings, and the complete raw RX and TX EDID blocks in hexadecimal.

About the DR HDMI 8K: a 1500MHz / 48Gbps HDMI 2.1 repeater that reads, stores and rewrites EDID between your source and the rest of the system, and shows the link state on its OLED and web page — so a failing chain becomes something you can test one step at a time. See what the unit does →

Want to test your own HDMI chain?

The DR HDMI 8K is sold through the HDFury.eu web shop.

DR HDMI 8K on HDFury.eu ↗