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LED Sending / Receiving Card

What is a Sending/Receiving Card?

A pair of sender and receiver cards that carry the image from the source to each LED cabinet.

What is a LED Sending / Receiving Card?

An LED screen uses a sending card (sender) that receives the signal from a computer/processor and a receiving card (receiver) in the cabinet to control each pixel’s display.

The card (Novastar, Linsn, Colorlight…) decides the screen’s smoothness, refresh rate, sync and configurability. Configuring the card correctly is a crucial step during installation.

Includes · Sender + ReceiverBrands · Novastar · Linsn · ColorlightDecides · Smoothness · Refresh rateRole · Carries the image

Pros & cons

  • Carries the image to each cabinet
  • Decides smoothness & refresh rate
  • Flexible configuration by screen layout
  • A popular ecosystem, easy to replace
  • Wrong config causes offset/blurry image
  • Needs the right compatible card line
  • Requires someone who can program cards

Use in a Bar / Club

LED Sending / Receiving Card on the floor

The sending/receiving card is the “nervous system” carrying the image to the LED screen. NHK Stage configures the sender/receiver to standard (Novastar/Linsn/Colorlight) so the screen displays smoothly, in sync and to the right layout.

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Advice & a quote for the LED Sending / Receiving Card

NHK Stage advises the right equipment, builds a 3D visualization and handles turnkey installation for your space.

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