NovaStar VX1000 Pro Overview
The NovaStar VX1000 Pro is an all-in-one LED video controller that combines video processing and LED display control in one device. It provides 10 Gigabit Ethernet outputs, supports a loading capacity of up to 6.5 million pixels, and accepts video input up to 4K × 2K at 60Hz. A single unit can drive ultra-wide canvases up to 10,240 pixels or ultra-tall canvases up to 8,192 pixels.
Designed for medium- and high-end rental screens, stage systems, broadcast-style production and fine-pitch LED displays, the VX1000 Pro reduces rack complexity while retaining professional scaling, layer composition, fiber connectivity and backup functions. It can be operated from the front-panel knob, NovaLCT, the Unico web interface or the VICP mobile app.
Āhuatanga matua
- 6.5-million-pixel capacity: Ten Gigabit Ethernet outputs support large LED canvases with a maximum width of 10,240 pixels and maximum height of 8,192 pixels.
- True 4K input: DP 1.2 and HDMI 2.0 connectivity supports input resolutions up to 4K × 2K at 60Hz.
- Multi-layer processing: Compose up to six layers with flexible position, size and scaling controls.
- Three working modes: Use the device as a video controller, fiber converter or in ByPass mode to match different signal workflows.
- Flexible fiber solution: Optical connectors support long-distance signal transmission and adaptable input or sending-card output workflows.
- Image-quality tools: Low latency, output synchronization, EDID management, color adjustment and pixel-level brightness and chroma calibration support consistent LED image quality.
- Te purei anō a te USB: Play compatible media directly from a USB drive for fast content checks or simple playback requirements.
- Manawa whakahaere: End-to-end backup, Ethernet-port backup testing and data retention after power loss help support live-event reliability.
NovaStar VX1000 Pro Whakatakotoranga
| momo hua | All-in-one LED video controller and processor |
|---|---|
| LED outputs | 10 × Ngā tauranga Gigabit Ethernet |
| Te kaha uta teitei | 6.5 miriona pika |
| Maximum canvas width | Ngā pika 10,240 |
| Maximum canvas height | Ngā pika 8,192 |
| Maximum input resolution | 4K × 2K at 60Hz |
| Ngā tāurunga ataata | 1 × DP 1.2, 2 × HDMI 2.0, 4 × HDMI 1.3 and 1 × SDI input with loop output |
| Optical connectivity | 2 × OPT ports for fiber workflows |
| Monitoring and audio | HDMI monitoring output plus independent 3.5 mm audio input and output |
| Layer capability | Tae atu ki te 6 paparanga |
| Te mahi mahi | Video Controller, Fiber Converter and ByPass |
| Tikanga whakahaere | Front-panel knob, NovaLCT, Unico web interface and VICP app |
| Nga mahi matua | Scaling, presets, 3D, USB playback, low latency, output synchronization, EDID management and pixel-level calibration |
How the NovaStar VX1000 Pro Works
Video Controller Mode
In Video Controller mode, the VX1000 Pro receives and processes video sources before sending the mapped image to LED receiving cards through its Ethernet or optical output path. This mode provides scaling, layers, presets, color controls and other processing functions.
Aratau Whakawhiti Muka
Fiber Converter mode is intended for long-distance optical transmission workflows. It allows the optical and Ethernet interfaces to bridge the signal path between control and display equipment. Confirm the required optical modules and fiber accessories for the planned topology before ordering.
ByPass Mode
ByPass mode provides a direct signal-routing option for workflows where independent video processing is not required. This can simplify backup or system-integration designs while retaining the controller’s professional connectivity.
Nga Tono Taunakitia
- Concert, touring and live-event LED screens
- Medium- and high-end rental LED display systems
- Broadcast studios, virtual production and control rooms
- Corporate events, exhibition stages and launch presentations
- Fine-pitch LED video walls and ultra-wide display canvases
- Installations that require long-distance fiber transmission or system backup
Deployment Notes
Match the output resolution and Ethernet-port loading to the receiving-card configuration before connecting the screen. Use NovaLCT or the supported Unico workflow to configure the LED canvas, verify mapping and save tested presets. Firmware, software versions, optical modules, 3D accessories and some cabling requirements may vary by project; confirm compatibility with the complete LED control system before purchase.
Pātai Auau
How many pixels can the NovaStar VX1000 Pro control?
The NovaStar VX1000 Pro supports up to 6.5 million pixels. The maximum canvas width is 10,240 pixels and the maximum height is 8,192 pixels, subject to the total loading limit and receiving-card configuration.
How many Ethernet outputs does the VX1000 Pro have?
It has 10 Gigabit Ethernet LED outputs. The ports distribute the processed image to the LED receiving-card network.
Does the NovaStar VX1000 Pro support 4K input?
Yes. Its DP 1.2 and HDMI 2.0 inputs support video input up to 4K × 2K at 60Hz. Actual supported timings depend on the selected connector and EDID configuration.
What are the three VX1000 Pro working modes?
The available modes are Video Controller, Fiber Converter and ByPass. Video Controller mode enables processing and LED output, Fiber Converter mode supports optical transmission workflows, and ByPass provides direct signal routing.
Can the VX1000 Pro play media from a USB drive?
Yes. The controller supports USB playback for compatible media, providing a convenient source for testing and straightforward playback tasks.
How can the VX1000 Pro be controlled?
Operators can use the front-panel knob, NovaLCT software, the browser-based Unico interface or the VICP mobile app. Confirm the recommended software and firmware versions for the deployment.
Downloads and Official Reference
- Download the NovaStar VX1000 Pro specification PDF
- View the NovaStar VX1000 Pro official specifications V1.2.0
Technical details were checked against NovaStar VX1000 Pro Specifications V1.2.0. Specifications, supported functions and included accessories may change with firmware or production updates; confirm current project requirements before ordering.
