Overview
The FLEX Matrix chassis is the core switching engine of the FLEX modular matrix system. Each chassis accepts FLEX input and output cards to build a custom I/O configuration — from a compact 8×10 matrix up to a 24×60 high-density matrix — all in a single rack-mounted unit with built-in video wall, quad view, per-output scaling, and CEC display management.
Chassis SKUs
| SKU | Max In | Max Out | Input Slots | Output Slots | Size | Best For |
|---|
| FLEX-MF8X10 | 8 | 10 | 1 | 1 | 2U | Small installs, starter system |
| FLEX-MF16X20 | 16 | 20 | 2 | 2 | 2U | Sports bars, mid-size venues |
| FLEX-MF24X36 | 24 | 36 | 3 | 3 | 4U | Large venues, campuses |
| FLEX-MF24X60 | 24 | 60 | 3 | 5 | 4U | Maximum density, large deployments |
FLEX-MF8X10
The entry-level FLEX chassis. One input card slot (up to 8 inputs via FLEX-HDMI8IN) and one output card slot (up to 10 outputs via FLEX-HDMI12OUT or FLEX-CAT12OUT). Supports all built-in features including video wall and quad view. Scales up by upgrading to a larger chassis and transferring cards.
FLEX-MF16X20
KanexPro’s most popular sports bar matrix. Two input and two output card slots — supports 16 sources and 20 displays. Built-in video wall, quad view, per-output independent scaling, and CEC. Fits in 2U for space-constrained racks. The Sports Bar Matrix: 16 sources to 20 screens in 2U.
FLEX-MF24X36
Large-venue matrix for campuses, convention centers, and stadiums. Three input and three output slots — up to 24 sources and 36 displays. Built-in video wall supports multiple simultaneous wall zones. Full IP control and RS-232. 4U rack mount.
FLEX-MF24X60
Maximum output density in a single chassis. Three input slots and five output slots — 24 sources to 60 displays. With five FLEX-CAT12OUT output cards and FLEX-CATRX receivers, a single chassis can serve 60 remote displays across an entire building via PoC-powered CATx runs. Built-in video wall, quad view, per-output scaling. 4U rack mount.
Common Features (All Chassis)
- 4K60 4:4:4 switching, HDCP 2.2, HDR10
- Built-in video wall processor — no external controller required
- Quad View / PiP / PoP multiview — built-in
- Per-output independent scaling and EDID management
- CEC display management on HDMI outputs
- Web GUI (browser-based, no software required)
- RS-232, TCP/IP, UDP, REST API control
- Named routing presets — save and recall
- Firmware updates via web GUI
- Front panel display: IP address, model, status
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