HDCP 2.3 Compliance Testing of Transmitter, Receiver & Repeater Devices

In 2018 VESA announced that it now requires HDCP testing as part of the DisplayPort testing requirement for certification. If a DP Source or Sink supports HDCP (as reported in the product CDF) it shall be tested as part of the certification requirements for obtaining the DP Logo. (Source: VESA)

Digital Content Protection LLC (DCP) is an organization that licenses technologies for protecting premium commercial entertainment content. High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) is a specification developed by Intel Corporation to protect digital entertainment content across digital interfaces. (Source: DCP)

UCD-400, an 8K video analyzer and generator, is approved for HDCP 2.3 compliance testing of HBR3 capable DisplayPort sinks, sources and repeaters. The HDCP 2.3 CTS tool is extended beyond DisplayPort 1.4a interface. Unigraf’s UCD-340 is the only DCP Approved compliance test tool for testing USB-C DP Alt Mode Sinks and Sources. The HBR3 capable UCD-400 also supports testing of USB-C DP Alt Mode devices with suitable cable adaptors. When testing DP 1.2 Sinks and Sources the HW platform is Unigraf’s UCD-323. Further, UCD-301 is approved for testing DP Source devices. (https://www.digital-cp.com/compliance)

Highly Visual User Interface

HDCP 2.3 CTS tests are controlled via Unigraf’s UCD Console user interface. UCD Console provides the test engineer superior at-a-glance visibility of the ‘vital signs’ of DP interface and full control of important connection parameters. In UCD Console each functionality is clearly laid out on dedicated dialogs ensuring constant high productivity of the design engineer during test sessions. UCD Console features built-in test sets for HDCP 2.3 CTS tests. You can easily select and run the HDCP 2.3 tests.