4K60 Fiber Optic Input Card for Flex Matrix Pro
KanexPro FLEX-PROFIB-IN for Flex Matrix Pro. Fiber Optic (LC). 4K60, Dante/AES67, TAA.
Add four Fiber Optic (LC) inputs to any Flex Matrix Pro chassis. The FLEX-PROFIB-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. Singlemode 2km. Multimode 300m.
- 4× Fiber Optic (LC) 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
- Singlemode 6,562ft (2km) • Multimode 984ft (300m) • adaptive SM/MM
- Hot-swappable • TAA compliant
Specifications| InputCard ports | 4 X 1 LC Fiber Input Port |
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| Connector Type | LC |
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| Signal Type | Fiber w/ Adaptive Single Mode & Multimode Processing |
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| Optical Loss Budget: | Single Mode 9 dB, Multimode 8 dB |
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| Maximum Receiver Sensitivity | Single mode -15dbm, Multi-mode -16dbm |
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| Video Resolution: | Up to 3840x2160 60Hz 4:4:4 (8bit) |
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| Operating Distance: | Single-mode 1.24 Mile (2 KM), Multi-mode 984 mile (300 m) |
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| Normal Peak Wavelength | 1550nm, 1310nm |
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| Analog Audio Port | 4 X 5-pin Phoenix stereo audio for Insertion / Extraction |
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Questions
- How many fiber inputs does the FLEX-PROFIB-IN provide and what connector does it use?
- The card provides 4 fiber optic input ports using LC connectors, each with adaptive single mode and multimode processing.
- What resolution and bandwidth does the FLEX-PROFIB-IN support?
- Each input supports video resolutions up to 3840x2160 @60Hz 4:4:4 (8-bit), with HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2 compliance and HDR support.
- Which transmitter connects to the FLEX-PROFIB-IN card?
- The FLEX-PROFIB-TX (HDMI to fiber optic transmitter) connects directly to the FLEX-PROFIB-IN card, transmitting video, audio, and bidirectional RS-232 up to 6,562 ft (2KM) over single fiber optic cable.
- Which Flex Pro chassis models accept the FLEX-PROFIB-IN card?
- It is hot-swappable across all Flex Pro main frame models: FLEX-PRO16X16, FLEX-PRO32X32, FLEX-PRO64X64, and FLEX-PRO128X128.
- Does the FLEX-PROFIB-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-PROFIB-IN be installed or removed without powering down the chassis?
- Yes. The card is hot-swappable, 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-PROFIB-IN input. What should I check?
- Confirm a FLEX-PROFIB-TX is connected at the far end and powered, verify the fiber type (single mode or multimode) is within its rated distance, and check that the fiber connectors are clean and fully seated.
- The Flex Pro chassis does not recognize an installed FLEX-PROFIB-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-PROFIB-IN over the FLEX-PROCAT-IN card?
- The FLEX-PROFIB-IN reaches up to 6,562 ft (2KM) over singlemode fiber, far beyond the FLEX-PROCAT-IN's 330 ft (100M) CAT6A limit, making it suited to long-distance or inter-building runs.
- What installation scenario is the FLEX-PROFIB-IN best suited for?
- It suits projects distributing 4K sources over long distances, such as between buildings or across large facilities, using fiber runs beyond the practical range of copper CAT cabling.