SP410 HDMI 2.1 Splitter 1 In 4 Out: Enjoy 4K 120Hz on Four Displays Simultaneously
This HDMI 2.1 splitter distributes the signal from one source to 4 displays simultaneously. The displays can be used separately or together. No switching between displays is necessary. You can use TVs, video projectors, monitors, capture cards, or similar devices.
Supports resolutions up to 8K 60Hz and 4K 120Hz
Resolutions up to 8K 60Hz HDR and 4K 120Hz are supported (up to 48 Gbps data rate). The SP410 is backward compatible with all lower resolutions and guarantees lossless video and audio transmission. It also offers HDMI 2.1 gaming features such as Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) to reduce stuttering and ensure smooth gameplay, and Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM), which automatically minimizes latency to improve in-game response time.
HDMI-CEC Pass
There is an HDMI-CEC pass between the signal input and output 1. This allows, for example, the source device to be controlled with the TV remote control at output 1 or to automatically turn on/off.
4 Displays Simultaneously
All screens generally receive the same HDMI signal, i.e., the same audio-video formats. Only if the downscaler is active, meaning one display supports a lower resolution than the others, will the video signal be adjusted for the "inferior" display.
Downscaler
If the source delivers an 8K or 4K signal, the image for displays with lower resolution is scaled in real-time, i.e., downscaled. 8K 60Hz becomes 4K 60Hz on a 4K screen, or 1080p 60Hz on a Full HD display. 4K 120Hz becomes 1080P 120Hz.
EDID Management
The SP410's EDID management enables optimal signal transmission through automatic detection and adaptation to the capabilities of your connected displays. With the EDID switch, you can precisely set the signal format to ensure the best possible audio and video experience. Connect your main display to output 1 for high-quality playback or optimize compatibility with other displays by simply adjusting the EDID settings.
| Dip |
Video |
Audio |
| 111 |
COPY* |
COPY* (recommended)
|
| 001 |
COPY* |
Audio 5.1 DTS/Dolby/PCM 2.0 |
| 000 |
COPY* |
Audio 7.1 DTS/Dolby/HD/PCM7.1 |
| 110 |
4K 60Hz 4:4:4 |
Audio PCM 2.0 |
| 101 |
FRL12G 8K HDR |
Audio PCM 2.0 |
| 100 |
FRL12G 8K HDR |
Audio 5.1 DTS/Dolby/PCM 2.0 |
| 011 |
FRL12G 8K HDR |
Audio 7.1 DTS/Dolby/HD/PCM7.1 |
| 010 |
FRL12G 8K Dolby Vision |
Audio 7.1 DTS/Dolby/HD/PCM7.1 |
*COPY means the EDID data of the connected display 1 is adopted.
FRL12G enables a maximum data rate of 48 Gbps (HDMI 2.1 Maximum)
Specifications:
- HDMI Version 2.1
- Supported copy protection HDCP 2.3 or older
- Data transfer rate 48 Gbps
- Supported video formats up to 8K 60Hz YUV420 12-bit or 4K 120Hz RGB/YUV444 12-bit
- Supported HDMI 2.1 features VRR, ALLM, QMS, QFT, SBTM
- HDR (High Dynamic Range): HDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision, HLG
- HDMI-CEC Pass-through: yes, Input <> OUT 1
- HDMI-ARC/eARC: no
- Supported audio formats: LPCM 2.0-7.1, Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus (incl. Atmos), Dolby TrueHD (incl. Atmos), Dolby MAT, DTS, DTS-HD (incl. DTS-X), DSD
- Recommended HDMI cable length: in < 3 m, out<3 m (8K/4K120Hz) or in < 8 m, out < 8 m (4K 60Hz), for longer cable runs use HDMI fiber optic hybrid cables (FeinTech ProAqtive)
- Power consumption < 5.5 W
- Dimensions (WxLxH) 145 x 68 x 18 mm
Please note:
- The ARC/eARC (Audio Return Channel) is not passed through. An HDMI splitter is therefore not suitable for transmitting a signal to a soundbar.
- The splitter can only downscale the signal to 2 defined resolutions – from 8K to 4K or 1080p, or from 4K to 1080p - not to other resolutions, not to other aspect ratios.
When using with a computer:
- An HDMI splitter cannot be used to output different image content to multiple monitors on a computer. The "Extended Desktop" or "Extend Display" function is not supported by HDMI – all monitors will always show the same image.
- For seamless operation, all displays should have the same aspect ratio (usually 16:9) and the same refresh rate. Different refresh rates cannot be generated. Therefore, do not use a single widescreen or 1440p monitor with the splitter. For example, if you connect an old monitor and a new TV, you will not be able to use all new features like VRR and high frame rates.
- For office applications, both displays should support exactly the same video format. Scaled fonts are harder to read.