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Datapath Fx4 Quick Start Guide

Datapath Fx4
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STEP 6 CONFIGURE VIA A NETWORK
The Fx4 has dual ethernet ports to allow users to add the device to their network. Only one Fx4
in any chain requires connection to the physical LAN as ethernet loop through is supported on
the second LAN Port, meaning multiple devices can be connected.
Dual Ethernet Ports
Connect the Fx4 to a network using the top LAN connector then open Wall Designer and create
your display layout. At the point where you associate the virtual device with a physical device
the list will display all Fx4’s currently connected to the network either directly or daisy chained.
Click on the virtual device to display its properties, the Device Properties can be changed in
the same way as if connecting via USB. Once any changes have been made click on Apply
Settings to save.
See the Fx4 User Guide for information regarding network settings.
STEP 9 MULTIPLE DEVICES
Where more than four outputs are required, (the example below shows eight) the Auto Cong
Fx4 function will determine the most logical way to connect all devices. To daisy chain a
second Fx4, use a DisplayPort cable (not supplied) to connect the DisplayPort Out Loop on the
rst Fx4 to the DisplayPort Input on the second Fx4.
DisplayPort Out Loop
DisplayPort In
STEP 10 RACK MOUNTING (OPTIONAL)
Remove the stud
screws on the side
of your Fx4 and
secure the rack
mounts using the
screws provided

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Datapath Fx4 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Inputs1 x DisplayPort 1.2, 2 x HDMI 1.4
Maximum Input Resolution4096x2160 @60Hz
Bezel CorrectionYes
HDCPYes
GenlockYes
ScalersYes, per output
Supported PlatformsWindows, Linux
Resolution SupportUp to 4K
Maximum Output Resolution4096x2160 @ 60Hz
RotationYes
AudioAudio pass-through via DisplayPort and HDMI
ControlEthernet
Power Supply100-240V AC, 50-60Hz
Video ProcessingReal-time

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