RGB Spectrum DLO 4100 – Dual-Link DVI Output Option

Product Overview

The RGB Spectrum DLO 4100 is the dual-link DVI output option for the SuperView 4100 multiviewer. It adds a single dual-link DVI output to the host chassis so an eight-window layout can be presented on a WQXGA-class display or projector rather than being limited to single-link resolutions. RGB Spectrum lists the dual-link output for the SuperView 4100 as an option rather than a standard fitment, which is why it is ordered as its own part number. Specify the DLO 4100 when a SuperView 4100 in a control room or command centre has to drive a 2560x1600 output.

Product Description

The SuperView 4100 is a 2RU multiviewer that displays eight scalable windows with full layout flexibility. In its standard configuration RGB Spectrum publishes two single-link DVI-I outputs. The dual-link option is what raises the ceiling on a single screen: in the SuperView 4100 specification table RGB Spectrum records the dual-link fitment as "1x (option) on DVI-I", with an output resolution of dual-link to 2560x1600 and an output clock rate of 165 to 330 MHz. The same specification table records dual-link output mode as HDCP non-compliant, which is a design constraint worth settling early if any source in the room carries protected content.

RGB Spectrum's own announcement of the option describes it as "SuperView 4100: One DVI Dual-link output" supporting 2560x1600 (WQXGA), and notes that eight video-graphic windows can be displayed simultaneously in real time. In practice this is the option specified where a supervisory position or briefing space uses a WQXGA monitor or a high-resolution projector and the operator needs all eight windows at once without dropping window detail. Because the host SuperView 4100 is not part of the Creation Networks RGB Spectrum catalogue as a separate line item on this page, order the DLO 4100 against a known chassis serial or configuration so the output count is confirmed before the order is placed.

Two related spares are worth quantifying at the same time. The 860 9843 redundant hot-swappable power supply is the redundant supply listed for the SuperView 4100, and the 920 10104 replacement filter pack covers the same chassis family on a routine maintenance schedule. Where a legacy analog display or a test monitor still has to be fed from a DVI-I output, the 520 7885 DVI-I to VGA output adaptor is the RGB Spectrum part for QuadView, SuperView and MediaWall outputs. RGB Spectrum does not publish a datasheet under the DLO 4100 designation, so confirm output count, cabling and installation method with Creation Networks before ordering.

Key Features

• Dual-Link DVI Output for SuperView 4100 — The option adds the dual-link output fitment that RGB Spectrum records in the SuperView 4100 specification table as "1x (option) on DVI-I".
• WQXGA-Class Resolution — RGB Spectrum publishes dual-link output to 2560x1600, which lets one high-resolution display or projector carry the full eight-window layout.
• Eight Windows in Real Time — RGB Spectrum's announcement of the option states that eight video-graphic windows can be displayed simultaneously in real time.
• Higher Output Clock Rate — The dual-link output clock range published for the SuperView 4100 is 165 to 330 MHz, against 25 to 165 MHz for single-link.
• Ordered as a Discrete Part Number — Because the dual-link output is an option rather than a standard fitment, it is quoted and tracked separately on a project bill of materials.
• Known HDCP Behaviour — RGB Spectrum records dual-link output mode as HDCP non-compliant, so protected sources can be identified and routed at design stage rather than at commissioning.

Typical Applications

• Control Room — A supervisory position on a WQXGA monitor can display all eight windows at native detail.
• Command Center — A single high-resolution screen carries the full source set without splitting the layout across two outputs.
• Operations Center — Higher output resolution keeps small text in telemetry and dashboard windows readable during continuous monitoring.
• Government Space — A documented factory output option keeps the installed configuration traceable through a procurement record.
• Auditorium — A WQXGA projector fed from the dual-link output presents a multi-source layout to a large audience.
• Broadcast Studio — A high-resolution review display holds eight windows for simultaneous confidence monitoring.

Technical Specifications

• Part number — DLO 4100
• Product type — Dual-link DVI output option
• Fits — SuperView 4100 (SV 4100) multiviewer
• Output provided — Dual-link DVI output for the SV 4100

RGB Spectrum does not publish a datasheet for this part number. Contact Creation Networks for confirmed specifications before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the DLO 4100 actually add to a SuperView 4100?
It provides the dual-link DVI output for the SuperView 4100. RGB Spectrum records the fitment in the SuperView 4100 specification table as "1x (option) on DVI-I" with a dual-link output resolution of 2560x1600.

What maximum resolution does the dual-link output support?
RGB Spectrum publishes dual-link to 2560x1600 for the SuperView 4100, and its announcement of the option cites 2560x1600 (WQXGA).

Is the dual-link output HDCP compliant?
No. The SuperView 4100 specification table records single-link output mode as HDCP compliant and dual-link output mode as non-compliant. Plan protected sources around that before commissioning.

Can this option be added to a chassis already in service?
RGB Spectrum does not publish field-installation instructions or a datasheet under this part number. Contact Creation Networks with the chassis configuration so the correct ordering route is confirmed.

Does the same option exist for the MediaWall 2900?
The MediaWall 2900 has its own part number for the equivalent capability. See the DLO 2900 dual-link DVI output option, which RGB Spectrum's announcement describes as two dual-link outputs.

What other SuperView 4100 parts should be quoted alongside it?
The 860 9843 redundant hot-swappable power supply is the redundant supply listed for this chassis family, and the 920 10104 replacement filter pack covers scheduled maintenance.

How do I feed a legacy analog display from the chassis?
The 520 7885 DVI-I to VGA output adaptor is the RGB Spectrum part published for QuadView, SuperView and MediaWall outputs.

What warranty and support apply?
The RGB Spectrum manufacturer warranty applies to this part number. Creation Networks supports specification, configuration review and procurement, and can route warranty and technical support requests to RGB Spectrum.