4K60 DisplayPort Input Card for Flex Matrix Pro
KanexPro FLEX-PRODP-IN for Flex Matrix Pro. DisplayPort 1.2. 4K60, Dante/AES67, TAA.
Add four DisplayPort 1.2 inputs to any Flex Matrix Pro chassis. The FLEX-PRODP-IN 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 inputs — 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 input • seamless switching • EDID/HDCP management
- Auto cable compensation • auto signal reclocking
- Hot-swappable • TAA compliant
Specifications| Input Card ports | 4 X Display Port 1.2v Input 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 5-pin Phoenix stereo audio for Insertion / Extraction |
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Questions
- How many DisplayPort inputs does the FLEX-PRODP-IN provide and what connector does it use?
- The card provides 4 DisplayPort 1.2 input ports using DisplayPort (female) connectors.
- What resolution, bandwidth, and HDCP level does the FLEX-PRODP-IN support?
- Each input 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-IN 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-IN 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-IN 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-IN 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 signal on a FLEX-PRODP-IN input. What should I check?
- Confirm the DisplayPort source is powered on and actively outputting, verify the DisplayPort cable is fully seated at both ends, and confirm the source is detected under chassis system monitoring.
- The Flex Pro chassis does not recognize an installed FLEX-PRODP-IN 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-IN over the FLEX-PROHDMI-IN card?
- The FLEX-PRODP-IN is intended for sources with a native DisplayPort 1.2 output, while the FLEX-PROHDMI-IN is intended for sources with a native HDMI 2.0 output; both deliver the same 4K60 4:4:4 18Gbps performance within the Flex Pro chassis.
- What installation scenario is the FLEX-PRODP-IN best suited for?
- It suits projects where source devices such as laptops or workstations with native DisplayPort outputs connect directly at or near the Flex Pro chassis.