GODLIKE MINI 4k HDMI/DP Fuser

This guide will cover the cabling and setup process for the godlike mini fuser.

Resolution check

Before doing anything with the fuser. Ensure that the two systems you intend on using with the fuser are set to the same resolution and refresh rate.

Hardware Install

  1. Using the provided cable, plug in the Fuser to the red colored power port.
  2. Plug your main display that you intend on using throughout your experience to the yellow indicated display port.
  3. From your main PC plug a HDMI cable from either your GPU or motherboard into the green labeled HDMI port.
  4. From your 2nd PC plug a HDMI cable from either your GPU or motherboard into the blue labeled HDMI port.
  5. Power on the fuser using the power button in the front (not labeled in image)

Remote Usage

The included remote does not come with batteries. The remote requires a CR2025 battery. You can purchase this battery here or any local auto parts store that sells key fob batteries.

Yellow: Enable or disable display fusion

Green: Adjust the output quality for either display

Blue: Switch between displays when not actively fused

Red: Select your current resolution and refresh rate of both display inputs.

Conclusion

Active display fusion is indicated by all four lights on the front panel being active. This concludes the instructions for the 4K Fuser. If you have any questions or issues please reach out to us here.

Troubleshooting

All four lights on the front of the fuser are solid but monitor is solid black.

  1. Set both displays (within windows settings and GPU application settings) to 1920×1080 and 60hz.
  2. Power cycle both PC’s
  3. Unplug your main monitor and plug it back in
  4. Connect the fuser back normally with all 3 cables in there correct places.
  5. Ensure the fuser is turned on and press the EDID button on the remote
  6. Wait about 30 seconds and then press the 1K60 button on the remote.
  7. If the main display is still solid black, redo step #3.
  8. If your display is working correctly then increase the refresh rate and resolution incrementally until you are on your desired setting.