NEWCARE Manuals & User Guides

ന്യൂകെയർ is a consumer electronics brand specializing in affordable and reliable connectivity solutions for home theater and office setups. The brand offers a diverse array of audio and video accessories, most notably high-performance HDMI switches and splitters that support modern standards such as 4K@60Hz resolution, HDR10, and Dolby Vision. These devices allow users to seamlessly manage multiple input sources—such as gaming consoles (PS5, Xbox), streaming sticks, and Blu-ray players—on limited display inputs.

Beyond video distribution, NEWCARE provides audio extraction tools designed to route sound to amplifiers and soundbars from HDMI sources, as well as signal converters and networking accessories like RJ45 ethernet splitters. With a focus on plug-and-play functionality, NEWCARE aims to simplify complex cabling setups and enhance the multimedia experience for everyday users.

• Why is my NEWCARE HDMI switch not auto-switching?

  Some HDMI sources may not provide enough power for the auto-switch function to trigger while in standby. Try powering on multiple source devices. Additionally, ensure that your HDMI cables are standard high-speed cables under 10 feet (3 meters) in length.

• How do I get sound from the NEWCARE HDMI Audio Extractor?

  Ensure your input device is set to bitstream or PCM audio output depending on your receiver's capabilities. If you get video but no audio, try switching the audio mode switch (Pass/2.0CH/5.1CH) on the extractor and check your ampലൈഫയർ കണക്ഷനുകൾ.

• Does the NEWCARE Ethernet Splitter allow two devices to connect to the internet simultaneously?

  Standard passive ethernet splitters usually allow only one device to be active at a time. However, some NEWCARE models are sold in pairs or designed to work with specific setups (IPTV + Router) to allow simultaneous connections. Please refer to the specific user guide for your model, such as the W3 Ethernet Splitter.

• What kind of power supply does the HDMI switch need?

  Many NEWCARE HDMI switches are powered directly via the HDMI cables from the source devices. However, for 4K@60Hz or power-hungry setups, a dedicated USB power cable (usually included) connected to a 5V/1A power source is recommended for stable performance.