The DisplayPort (DP) daisy-chaining feature on the DISPLAX TILE Pro allows multiple displays to be connected in sequence. Here's a detailed explanation:

1. DP1/DP2 Input Ports: These accept video signals up to 4K (3840 × 2160) at 60Hz resolution. (The Tile Pro's native resolution is 1080p)
2. DP-Out Port: Facilitates daisy-chaining by transmitting signals received from the HDMI or DP input to subsequent displays.

Daisy-Chaining Behavior:

• Resolution Limit: All connected displays share a maximum resolution of 4K (3840 × 2160), regardless of the number of monitors.
• Maximum Units: Up to 6 displays can be daisy-chained in a single sequence.
• OS Behavior: When using daisy-chain mode, the operating system identifies all connected monitors as a single display. This simplifies configuration but limits individual monitor control.
  
• Software Requirement: To merge screens and manage the video wall, the VIDEOWALL CONTROL V.4.0 software must be used, ensuring seamless integration and configuration.

Daisy-Chaining Wiring example:

Suggested Connection Principles:

1. Numbering Principles:

   • Starts with Number 1: Assign a unique number to each unit, starting with 1.
   • Left-to-Right Numbering: Number the units sequentially from left to right in each row.
   • Top-to-Bottom Numbering: Continue numbering from the top row to the bottom.

2. Connection Principles:

   • DisplayPort and RS232 Requirements:
     • Each unit must be interconnected using DisplayPort for video signal transmission and RS232 for control and synchronization.
   • Signal Cable Length: Use the shortest possible signal cables to minimize latency and signal degradation.