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Compact black box with one HDMI input and six HDMI outputs plus audio ports

Jansicotek

Jansicotek OZJP3 2x3 Video Wall Controller 4K 30Hz 1 In 6 Out

SKU CH-RY9B-X3VDS

Distributes one HDMI source across six displays in 14 layout modes with 4K 30 Hz input and 1080p 60 Hz output

  • TypeProfessional Video Devices
  • Remote ControlRemote Included
  • InterfaceHDMI
  • Ports In1 HDMI
  • Ports Out6 HDMI
  • Specifications4K HDMI Video Wall Controller with SPDIF & 3.5mm Audio Port
  • 4K 30 Hz input creates large video walls
  • 14 preset layouts cover 1×1 to 6×1 splicing
  • One HDMI source drives six displays simultaneously
  • IR remote and RS232 give flexible control options
  • SPDIF and 3.5 mm ports extract audio separately

2x3 Video Wall Controller for Multi-Screen Setups

The Jansicotek OZJP3 accepts one HDMI source and splits it across six HDMI displays in a 2x3 grid or any of the other 14 supported layouts. It is aimed at installers and operators who need a single 4K 30 Hz signal distributed to multiple LCD panels for digital signage or control-room walls. A handheld IR remote and an RS232 port let you switch modes without leaving the desk.

HDMI 1.4 and HDCP 1.4 Limit Output to 1080p 60 Hz

Although the input accepts 3840x2160 at 24 or 30 Hz, the six HDMI outputs are constrained to 1920x1080 at 60 Hz by the HDMI 1.4 and HDCP 1.4 specification. The processor handles RGB or YUV 24-bit input and delivers RGB444 24-bit output, but it cannot pass 4K resolution to the individual screens. Audio is de-embedded to a 3.5 mm stereo jack and an SPDIF port for external sound systems.

Metal Chassis with Rack-Friendly Mounting

The unit ships in a compact metal enclosure that can sit on a shelf or be secured in a standard rack environment using its integrated brackets. A 5 V 2.1 A power adapter is included, so no internal supply fans add noise. Six HDMI output ports sit side by side for tidy cable runs, while the single input, RS232 connector and audio jacks face the opposite edge for clean separation of source and distribution cabling.

Highlights

  • 4K 30 Hz input creates large video walls
  • 14 preset layouts cover 1×1 to 6×1 splicing
  • One HDMI source drives six displays simultaneously
  • IR remote and RS232 give flexible control options
  • SPDIF and 3.5 mm ports extract audio separately

Specifications

BrandJansicotek
ModelOZJP3
TypeProfessional Video Devices
Remote ControlRemote Included
InterfaceHDMI
Ports In1 HDMI
Ports Out6 HDMI
Specifications4K HDMI Video Wall Controller with SPDIF & 3.5mm Audio Port
This HDMI video wall controller can distribute one HDMI input signal device to 6 HDMI outputs display simultaneously, via LCD splicing screens can form a complete dynamic large video wall screen and digital signage displays, bring you an amazing visual experience. It is the ideal choice for shopping mall video exhibition, security monitor and other large screen splicing display.
Package Contents3x2 HDMI video wall controller * 1; Remote Control (without battery) * 1; 5V/2.1A Power Adapter * 1; User Manual * 1.

Questions about this item

The OZJP3 lists 14 display modes — which ones are actually useful for a 2×3 wall?

The 2×3 mode splits the source across all six screens in a two-row, three-column grid; 1×6 and 6×1 give single-row or single-column spans; other modes like 1×1, 1×2, 2×2, 3×2 etc. let you use fewer displays or different aspect ratios.

The spec says 4K@30 Hz input but 1080p@60 Hz output — what resolution will each screen show in a 2×3 layout?

Each of the six outputs delivers 1920×1080 at 60 Hz; the controller slices the 4K source into six 1080p tiles so the combined wall shows the full 3840×2160 image at 30 Hz.

The unit has HDMI 1.4 and RS-232 — what does the RS-232 port actually control?

RS-232 provides an alternative way to switch the 14 display modes and adjust settings without the IR remote, useful for automation or rack-mounted installations.

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