Key Features
- Professional 4K UHD HDR Video Wall Controller
- Four Independent HDMI Display Outputs
- Hardware-Based Multi-Display Processing
- 3840 × 2160 4K UHD Input at 60Hz
- HDR10 High Dynamic Range Support
- Datapath Fx4-HDR Video Wall Controller
Build creative, high-impact multi-display installations with the Datapath Fx4-HDR 4K HDR Display Controller with 4 HDMI Outputs. Designed for professional digital signage and video wall applications, the Fx4-HDR accepts video signals up to 4096 x 2160 at 60 fps and distributes independently configured content across four HDMI outputs supporting resolutions up to 1080p60.
Supporting a 10-bit workflow, HLG video, HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2, flexible cropping, scaling, rotation, and frame-rate conversion, the Fx4-HDR gives integrators extensive control over how source content appears across multiple displays. Each output can show a different region of the source, overlap with another output, or be configured as part of a creative non-rectangular display arrangement.
Integrated Ethernet, USB, genlocked synchronization, 4K60 HDMI loop-through, and included Datapath Wall Designer software provide the tools required to design, configure, deploy, and manage everything from compact signage installations to large-scale multi-controller video walls.
The Fx4-HDR provides a flexible platform for converting high-resolution source material into multiple independently controlled display outputs.
It is designed for professional environments ranging from retail signage and corporate installations to stadiums, public spaces, entertainment venues, and large-scale video walls.
The controller accepts source signals at resolutions up to 4096 x 2160 at 60 fps, providing the bandwidth required for high-resolution professional content.
This allows a single 4K source to be divided across multiple Full HD displays while maintaining excellent source detail.
Support for a 10-bit video workflow allows the Fx4-HDR to accommodate professional content requiring greater color precision and smoother tonal transitions.
This makes the controller well suited for visually demanding signage and presentation applications.
The Fx4-HDR supports Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG) video, expanding its capabilities for HDR-oriented professional video workflows.
An integrated HDMI 2.0 input supports high-bandwidth video signals and HDCP 2.2, allowing compatible modern 4K sources to be incorporated into the display system.
The controller also provides two HDMI 1.4 inputs with HDCP 1.4 support, providing additional flexibility when connecting compatible source equipment.
Four HDMI 1.4 outputs provide video to the connected display array.
Each output supports resolutions up to 1080p60 and can be independently configured to display a selected region of the high-resolution input source.
A different region of the source image can be assigned to each HDMI output.
This allows integrators to divide a single source across multiple displays without requiring the source device itself to generate separate video feeds.
Integrated cropping allows precise regions of the source image to be selected for individual displays.
This gives designers greater control when building conventional video walls as well as unconventional digital signage arrangements.
The Fx4-HDR can internally scale selected source regions to match the requirements of connected displays.
Its flexible scaling capabilities help accommodate different display layouts and creative presentation requirements.
Individual output regions can be rotated, providing greater flexibility when mixing landscape and portrait displays within the same installation.
This is particularly useful for artistic video walls, retail signage, exhibitions, and architectural display designs.
Built-in frame-rate conversion helps the controller adapt source material for its individual display outputs.
Processing takes place internally, simplifying the external signal chain.
Output regions can be configured to overlap, allowing one output to replicate content displayed on another.
This provides additional flexibility for mirrored displays and specialized multi-screen configurations.
The Fx4-HDR is not limited to conventional rectangular video walls.
Selected source regions can be configured to create non-rectangular screen arrangements, mixed display orientations, and creative splices of source material, giving designers significantly greater freedom when building attention-grabbing installations.
An integrated HDMI loop-through output supports resolutions up to 4096 x 2160 at 60 fps.
The loop output carries the original signal unchanged, allowing the source to continue to another compatible device or controller.
The high-resolution loop-through capability makes it possible to incorporate additional controllers into larger display systems.
This allows the Fx4-HDR to scale beyond four displays when designing more extensive multi-screen installations.
The Fx4-HDR provides two Ethernet ports for network connectivity and system configuration.
Only one Ethernet connection needs to be connected to the network, while the second port can be used for loop-through daisy-chain connectivity.
The dual-port network architecture helps simplify installations containing multiple Fx4-HDR units.
Controllers can be daisy-chained instead of requiring an individual network connection back to the primary network infrastructure for every device.
USB connectivity provides another option for programming and configuring the Fx4-HDR using compatible system-management tools.
A BNC genlocked synchronization input allows the Fx4-HDR to synchronize with compatible third-party hardware.
This provides an important integration capability for professional video environments requiring synchronized operation across multiple components.
The Fx4-HDR is designed to function as a flexible standalone display controller.
Once configured, its internal processing handles cropping, scaling, rotation, frame-rate conversion, and output-region management without requiring a dedicated external computer for continuous operation.
The Fx4-HDR includes access to Datapath Wall Designer software for Windows and macOS.
Wall Designer provides a visual environment for designing and configuring multi-screen installations before programming the display controllers.
Within Wall Designer, users can add displays and visualize how source content will appear across the complete installation.
Input regions can be positioned and adjusted to create the required content layout.
Wall Designer can be used to program one or multiple Fx4 devices through USB or Ethernet.
This provides a centralized configuration workflow for installations ranging from small four-screen arrangements to larger multi-controller deployments.
The Fx4-HDR allows users to preload an image for immediate display when an input signal is unavailable.
If the media source or connecting cables malfunction and the controller stops receiving a signal, the stored image can provide a fallback instead of leaving the connected displays without intended content.
Flexible source manipulation and independent output control make the Fx4-HDR particularly effective for professional digital signage applications.
Retailers, venues, transportation facilities, and other organizations can create distinctive multi-display arrangements without being restricted to conventional rectangular video walls.
With 4K60 input, loop-through, Ethernet daisy-chaining, genlock, and multi-controller configuration, the Fx4-HDR can serve as a building block for significantly larger visual installations.
This scalability allows integrators to deploy a consistent controller platform across small, medium, and large projects.
$3,180.00
Build creative, high-impact multi-display installations with the Datapath Fx4-HDR 4K HDR Display Controller with 4 HDMI Outputs. Designed for professional digital signage and video wall applications, the Fx4-HDR accepts video signals up to 4096 x 2160 at 60 fps and distributes independently configured content across four HDMI outputs supporting resolutions up to 1080p60.
Supporting a 10-bit workflow, HLG video, HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2, flexible cropping, scaling, rotation, and frame-rate conversion, the Fx4-HDR gives integrators extensive control over how source content appears across multiple displays. Each output can show a different region of the source, overlap with another output, or be configured as part of a creative non-rectangular display arrangement.
Integrated Ethernet, USB, genlocked synchronization, 4K60 HDMI loop-through, and included Datapath Wall Designer software provide the tools required to design, configure, deploy, and manage everything from compact signage installations to large-scale multi-controller video walls.
The Fx4-HDR provides a flexible platform for converting high-resolution source material into multiple independently controlled display outputs.
It is designed for professional environments ranging from retail signage and corporate installations to stadiums, public spaces, entertainment venues, and large-scale video walls.
The controller accepts source signals at resolutions up to 4096 x 2160 at 60 fps, providing the bandwidth required for high-resolution professional content.
This allows a single 4K source to be divided across multiple Full HD displays while maintaining excellent source detail.
Support for a 10-bit video workflow allows the Fx4-HDR to accommodate professional content requiring greater color precision and smoother tonal transitions.
This makes the controller well suited for visually demanding signage and presentation applications.
The Fx4-HDR supports Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG) video, expanding its capabilities for HDR-oriented professional video workflows.
An integrated HDMI 2.0 input supports high-bandwidth video signals and HDCP 2.2, allowing compatible modern 4K sources to be incorporated into the display system.
The controller also provides two HDMI 1.4 inputs with HDCP 1.4 support, providing additional flexibility when connecting compatible source equipment.
Four HDMI 1.4 outputs provide video to the connected display array.
Each output supports resolutions up to 1080p60 and can be independently configured to display a selected region of the high-resolution input source.
A different region of the source image can be assigned to each HDMI output.
This allows integrators to divide a single source across multiple displays without requiring the source device itself to generate separate video feeds.
Integrated cropping allows precise regions of the source image to be selected for individual displays.
This gives designers greater control when building conventional video walls as well as unconventional digital signage arrangements.
The Fx4-HDR can internally scale selected source regions to match the requirements of connected displays.
Its flexible scaling capabilities help accommodate different display layouts and creative presentation requirements.
Individual output regions can be rotated, providing greater flexibility when mixing landscape and portrait displays within the same installation.
This is particularly useful for artistic video walls, retail signage, exhibitions, and architectural display designs.
Built-in frame-rate conversion helps the controller adapt source material for its individual display outputs.
Processing takes place internally, simplifying the external signal chain.
Output regions can be configured to overlap, allowing one output to replicate content displayed on another.
This provides additional flexibility for mirrored displays and specialized multi-screen configurations.
The Fx4-HDR is not limited to conventional rectangular video walls.
Selected source regions can be configured to create non-rectangular screen arrangements, mixed display orientations, and creative splices of source material, giving designers significantly greater freedom when building attention-grabbing installations.
An integrated HDMI loop-through output supports resolutions up to 4096 x 2160 at 60 fps.
The loop output carries the original signal unchanged, allowing the source to continue to another compatible device or controller.
The high-resolution loop-through capability makes it possible to incorporate additional controllers into larger display systems.
This allows the Fx4-HDR to scale beyond four displays when designing more extensive multi-screen installations.
The Fx4-HDR provides two Ethernet ports for network connectivity and system configuration.
Only one Ethernet connection needs to be connected to the network, while the second port can be used for loop-through daisy-chain connectivity.
The dual-port network architecture helps simplify installations containing multiple Fx4-HDR units.
Controllers can be daisy-chained instead of requiring an individual network connection back to the primary network infrastructure for every device.
USB connectivity provides another option for programming and configuring the Fx4-HDR using compatible system-management tools.
A BNC genlocked synchronization input allows the Fx4-HDR to synchronize with compatible third-party hardware.
This provides an important integration capability for professional video environments requiring synchronized operation across multiple components.
The Fx4-HDR is designed to function as a flexible standalone display controller.
Once configured, its internal processing handles cropping, scaling, rotation, frame-rate conversion, and output-region management without requiring a dedicated external computer for continuous operation.
The Fx4-HDR includes access to Datapath Wall Designer software for Windows and macOS.
Wall Designer provides a visual environment for designing and configuring multi-screen installations before programming the display controllers.
Within Wall Designer, users can add displays and visualize how source content will appear across the complete installation.
Input regions can be positioned and adjusted to create the required content layout.
Wall Designer can be used to program one or multiple Fx4 devices through USB or Ethernet.
This provides a centralized configuration workflow for installations ranging from small four-screen arrangements to larger multi-controller deployments.
The Fx4-HDR allows users to preload an image for immediate display when an input signal is unavailable.
If the media source or connecting cables malfunction and the controller stops receiving a signal, the stored image can provide a fallback instead of leaving the connected displays without intended content.
Flexible source manipulation and independent output control make the Fx4-HDR particularly effective for professional digital signage applications.
Retailers, venues, transportation facilities, and other organizations can create distinctive multi-display arrangements without being restricted to conventional rectangular video walls.
With 4K60 input, loop-through, Ethernet daisy-chaining, genlock, and multi-controller configuration, the Fx4-HDR can serve as a building block for significantly larger visual installations.
This scalability allows integrators to deploy a consistent controller platform across small, medium, and large projects.
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