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WolfPack HDTVFIX1600E
16×16 HDMI Matrix Manual

Connect, configure and control up to 16 HDMI sources and 16 displays. This guide covers setup, remote control, EDID settings and saved presets.

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Updated October 13, 2026 · Web interface reference: firmware v3.2

Quick setup

  1. Connect HDMI sources to the numbered INPUT ports.
  2. Connect TVs or other displays to the numbered OUTPUT ports.
  3. Connect the supplied 12 V DC adapter to the matrix and connect the adapter to AC power.
  4. For web or app control, connect the matrix's LAN port to your local network with an Ethernet cable.
  5. Select an input, then the outputs you want to receive that source.

The 3.5 mm audio connection follows output 1. The chassis has no built-in Wi-Fi.

Included items

HDMI matrix switcher, 12 V DC / 5 A power adapter, IR remote control and two rack ears.

Technical specifications

ModelWolfPack HDTVFIX1600E
HDMI inputs / outputs16 HDMI inputs / 16 HDMI outputs
Maximum resolution4K at 30 Hz
HDMI / HDCPHDMI 1.4 / HDCP 1.4
Saved presets16
Audio output3.5 mm audio output follows HDMI output 1
Network connectionWired LAN; no built-in Wi-Fi
Power adapterTDX-1205000: 12 V DC, 5 A, 60 W output
Adapter AC input100–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, 2 A
Dimensions / weight480 × 252 × 44 mm / 3.5 kg
Operating temperature0–40 °C
Storage temperature−20–60 °C
WarrantyOne year

Network login and mobile control

  1. Connect the matrix and computer to the same local network.
  2. Enter the matrix's IP address in your browser. The factory default is 192.168.1.80.
  3. Sign in with username admin and password admin.

Use Setup to configure the IP address, serial baud rate and buzzer. Use Account to change the login credentials. Screenshots in the PDF may show an installed IP address rather than the factory default.

For MCS mobile control, connect your phone or tablet to the same local network and enter the matrix's IP address in the app. The matrix itself remains connected by LAN cable.

IR remote control

Route a source to one or more TVs

Press the source's number in the upper INPUT group, then press each TV's number in the lower OUTPUT group. For example: INPUT 1 → OUTPUT 1 → OUTPUT 2 → OUTPUT 3.

To route a source to every output, select the input and press ALL.

Select channels 10–16

The 4K button acts as the tens prefix. Press it before the final digit in the appropriate INPUT or OUTPUT group.

ChannelKeys
104K → 0
114K → 1
124K → 2
134K → 3
144K → 4
154K → 5
164K → 6

Example: route input 15 to outputs 15 and 16 with 4K → INPUT 5 → 4K → OUTPUT 5 → 4K → OUTPUT 6.

Save and recall a preset

Both operations use the upper INPUT number buttons. There are 16 presets.

Front-panel controls

UP and DOWN scroll through the front-panel menu. ENTER confirms a setting or save operation.

Save or recall routing

  1. Set the input-to-output routing you want to store.
  2. Press SAVE, select the preset number and press ENTER.
  3. To restore it, press RECALL, select that preset number and press ENTER.

Set EDID

  1. Press EDID and select the input to configure.
  2. Use UP/DOWN to select an appropriate EDID setting, then press ENTER.
  3. Press EDID again to return to switching mode.

Web routing, EDID and source names

On Home, select the source on the left and the TVs on the right. A selected source appears blue; selected TV outputs appear green.

Name each source and TV

  1. Open Caption. Enter a separate name for each source in the Input group, then click its Submit button.
  2. Enter each TV's name in the Output group, then click that group's Submit button.
  3. Return to Home to check the names. Use up to eight characters for input, output and scene names.

EDID management

Configure an EDID setting for each input. The dropdown includes 1080i/1080p, 3D, 4K and DVI format labels, plus OUT1 through OUT16. Examples include 1080P2.1, 4K2.1 and DVI-1024. Choose a setting appropriate for your connected equipment; available choices depend on the installed firmware.

Serial and network commands

RS-232 settings: 9600 baud, eight data bits, no parity, one stop bit, using a direct RS-232 cable. Network ports: TCP 5000 / UDP 4000.

SyntaxFunctionExample
Yall.Route input Y to all outputs.1all.
YxY.Route an input to an output.2x9.
YxY.YxY.YxY.Route one input to multiple outputs.3x2.3x3.3x4.
SaveY.Save the current routing to preset Y.Save2.
RecallY.Recall preset Y.Recall10.
Reset.Restore the default IP and login credentials.Reset.

Replace placeholders with the input, output or preset number. Do not type brackets. Each command ends with a period.

Reset: Reset. restores the factory IP address and the default admin/admin login credentials.

Troubleshooting

Contact customer service if problems persist or the unit is damaged.

Frequently asked questions

Does the HDTVFIX1600E have built-in Wi-Fi?

No. Connect the matrix to your local network with an Ethernet cable. A phone or tablet can connect to that same network using Wi-Fi.

How do I select input or output 10 with the remote?

Press 4K, then 0 in the appropriate INPUT or OUTPUT number group.

Which remote number buttons select saved presets?

Use the upper INPUT number buttons for both SAVE and RECALL, then press ENTER.

How many presets can I save?

The matrix supports 16 saved presets.

What is the default web login?

The factory IP address is 192.168.1.80. The default username and password are both admin.

Which output does the 3.5 mm audio jack follow?

It follows HDMI output 1.

Does the serial Recall command use brackets?

No. For preset 10, send Recall10. including the final period.

What is the warranty period?

The warranty period is one year from purchase. See the PDF manual for the complete terms and exclusions.

Warranty and customer service

This product has a one-year warranty. Refer to the downloadable manual for the full warranty terms.

Email customerservice@hdtvsupply.com or call 833-965-3722.

Have your model number, firmware version, control method and a description of the issue available when contacting us.