Novastar MRV432 Receiving Card

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Novastar MRV432 Receiving Card

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The MRV432, developed by NovaStar, is a versatile receiving card capable of loading up to 512×512 pixels. It supports an array of features, including pixel-level brightness and chroma calibration, quick adjustment of dark or bright lines, 3D functionality, individual Gamma adjustment for RGB, and image rotation in 90° increments. These features collectively enhance the display performance and significantly improve the user experience.

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Novastar MRV432 LED Screen Receiving Card Features:

  • Pixel-Level Brightness and Chroma Calibration: In conjunction with NovaLCT and NovaCLB, the receiving card supports brightness and chroma calibration for each LED, effectively eliminating color discrepancies and significantly improving brightness and chroma consistency, resulting in superior image quality.
  • Quick Adjustment of Dark or Bright Lines: Easily adjust dark or bright lines caused by the splicing of modules or cabinets to enhance the visual experience. Changes take effect immediately.
  • 3D Function: When paired with a compatible sending card, the receiving card supports 3D output.
  • Individual Gamma Adjustment for RGB: With NovaLCT (V5.2.0 or later) and a supporting sending card, the receiving card allows for individual adjustment of red, green, and blue Gamma. This helps manage image nonuniformity at low grayscale levels and corrects white balance offset, delivering more realistic images.
  • Image Rotation in 90° Increments: The display image can be rotated in multiples of 90° (0°/90°/180°/270°).
  • Mapping Function: Cabinets can display the receiving card number and Ethernet port information, making it easier to determine the locations and connection topology of receiving cards.
  • Pre-Stored Image Setting in Receiving Card: Customize the image displayed during startup, when the Ethernet cable is disconnected, or when there is no video signal.
  • Temperature and Voltage Monitoring: Monitor the receiving card’s temperature and voltage without additional peripherals.
  • Cabinet LCD: The cabinet’s LCD module can display temperature, voltage, single run time, and total run time of the receiving card.
  • Bite Error Detection: Monitor the Ethernet port communication quality and record erroneous packets to troubleshoot network communication problems. Requires NovaLCT V5.2.0 or later.
  • Firmware Program Readback: Read back and save the receiving card firmware to a local computer. Requires NovaLCT V5.2.0 or later.
  • Configuration Parameter Readback: Read back and save the receiving card configuration parameters to a local computer.

 

 

Brand

NOVASTAR

NovaStar controllers are widely used in the LED display industry for their reliability and advanced features. They provide solutions for various display types, from small indoor screens to large outdoor displays. Here's a detailed overview of NovaStar controllers:

1. Types of NovaStar Controllers

  • Synchronous Controllers: Used for real-time data display, requiring a constant connection to a source (like a computer).
    • Examples: NovaStar VX4S, NovaStar MCTRL660, NovaStar MCTRL4K
  • Asynchronous Controllers: Store content locally and display it without a continuous connection to a computer.
    • Examples: NovaStar Taurus Series (e.g., TB3, TB6), NovaStar A8S

2. Setup and Installation

  • Hardware Installation:
    • Connect the controller to the LED display.
    • Ensure power supply connections are secure.
    • Connect data cables (e.g., Ethernet or fiber optic cables) from the controller to the LED modules.
  • Software Installation:
    • Install NovaLCT or ViPlex (for asynchronous controllers) on your computer.
    • Ensure your computer and the controller are connected to the same network for configuration.

3. Programming and Content Management

  • Content Creation:
    • Use software like NovaLCT for synchronous controllers or ViPlex for asynchronous controllers to create and manage content.
    • Design your content layout, including text, images, videos, and other media.
  • Content Upload:
    • For synchronous controllers, content is streamed in real-time from the connected computer.
    • For asynchronous controllers, upload content via USB, Wi-Fi, or LAN.
  • Scheduling:
    • Set schedules for content playback through the software to automate display changes.

4. Troubleshooting Common Issues

  • No Display:
    • Verify all connections are secure and power is supplied.
    • Check the configuration settings in NovaLCT or ViPlex.

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