4K60 DisplayPort Output Card for Flex Matrix Pro
KanexPro FLEX-PRODP-OUT for Flex Matrix Pro. DisplayPort 1.2. 4K60, Dante/AES67, TAA.
Add four DisplayPort 1.2 outputs to any Flex Matrix Pro chassis. The FLEX-PRODP-OUT delivers 4K60 4:4:4 at 18Gbps with HDCP 2.2, HDR, scaling, and Dante/AES67 per port. Seamless switching. EDID/HDCP management. Hot-swappable. TAA compliant.
- 4× DisplayPort 1.2 outputs — hot-swappable across all Flex Pro chassis (16×16 to 128×128)
- 4K60 4:4:4 at 18Gbps • HDCP 2.2 • HDR
- Dante/AES67 network audio • 8ch LPCM High-Res Audio
- Independent scaling per output • seamless switching • EDID/HDCP management
- Auto cable compensation • auto signal reclocking
- Hot-swappable • TAA compliant
Specifications| Input Card ports | 4 X Display Port 1.2 Out put Port |
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| Connector Type | Display Port ( Female) |
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| Video Resolution: | Up to 3840x2160 60Hz 4:4:4 (8bit) |
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| Maximum Data Rate | 18 Gbps |
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| HDCP Version : | HDCP 2.2 |
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| Support Hot Plug Detection | Yes |
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| Re-clocking | Output: Automatic |
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| Analog Audio Port | 4 X 3 -pin Phoenix S tereo A udio Extraction |
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Questions
- How many DisplayPort outputs does the FLEX-PRODP-OUT provide and what connector does it use?
- The card provides 4 DisplayPort 1.2 output ports using DisplayPort (female) connectors.
- What resolution, bandwidth, and HDCP level does the FLEX-PRODP-OUT support?
- Each output supports video resolutions up to 3840x2160 @60Hz 4:4:4 (8-bit) at a maximum data rate of 18Gbps, with HDCP 2.2 compliance and HDR support.
- Which Flex Pro chassis models accept the FLEX-PRODP-OUT card?
- It is hot-swappable across all Flex Pro main frame models: FLEX-PRO16X16, FLEX-PRO32X32, FLEX-PRO64X64, and FLEX-PRO128X128.
- Is the FLEX-PRODP-OUT compatible with Dante audio networking?
- Yes, it supports Dante/AES67 network audio, is compatible with Dante Controller software, and is Dante Domain Manager ready.
- Does the FLEX-PRODP-OUT card require its own power adapter?
- No local power adapter is documented for the card itself; it is powered by the Flex Pro chassis.
- Can the FLEX-PRODP-OUT be installed or removed without powering down the chassis?
- Yes. The card is hot-swappable with hot plug and auto detect, so it can be installed or replaced in a Flex Pro chassis card slot without taking the matrix offline.
- There is no video at a display connected to a FLEX-PRODP-OUT output. What should I check?
- Confirm the display is powered on with the correct input selected, verify the DisplayPort cable is fully seated at both ends, and confirm the output routing is correctly assigned in the chassis control system.
- The Flex Pro chassis does not recognize an installed FLEX-PRODP-OUT card. What should I do?
- Remove and reseat the card in its slot to trigger hot plug and auto detect; if it is still not recognized, try a different card slot in the chassis.
- Why choose the FLEX-PRODP-OUT over the FLEX-PROHDMI-OUT card?
- The FLEX-PRODP-OUT is intended for displays with a native DisplayPort 1.2 input, while the FLEX-PROHDMI-OUT is intended for displays with a native HDMI 2.0 input; both deliver the same 4K60 4:4:4 18Gbps performance within the Flex Pro chassis.
- What installation scenario is the FLEX-PRODP-OUT best suited for?
- It suits projects where displays with native DisplayPort inputs are located at or near the Flex Pro chassis.