The Colorlight K5+ LED receiving card drives LED modules inside a display cabinet. It is designed for projects that need compact cabinet integration, pixel-level calibration and a choice of redundancy options. Confirm the driver IC, HUB interface and cabinet wiring before ordering: the supported pixel load changes with the LED driver chip.
Colorlight K5+ specifications at a glance
| Item | K5+ detail |
|---|---|
| Maximum load by driver IC | PWM: 512 × 384 pixels; conventional: 512 × 256 pixels; Shixin: 512 × 324 pixels |
| Parallel RGB outputs | Up to 32 data groups |
| Video input | 8-bit source support |
| Cabinet functions | Brightness and chromaticity calibration, screen rotation, monitoring and redundancy options |
Display quality and cabinet control
The K5+ supports pixel-by-pixel brightness and chromaticity correction, low-brightness grayscale improvement and color-temperature adjustment. High-frame-rate operation up to 240 Hz depends on a compatible sender and complete system configuration; it should not be treated as a guaranteed frame rate for every cabinet.
For service work, the receiving card supports screen rotation, firmware upgrades and transfer of calibration coefficients. Monitoring functions can report cabinet conditions such as temperature, humidity and power or voltage status when the required monitoring hardware is installed. Loop, receiving-card, firmware and power redundancy are available as system designs when the matching components are configured.
Check compatibility before ordering
Match the K5+ to your module driver IC, scan mode, HUB board interface, cabinet pixel dimensions and Colorlight sending system. The 512 × 384 figure applies to PWM-chip configurations; conventional-chip and Shixin-chip limits differ. If you are replacing a card, verify the exact K5+ model, connector and saved receiver configuration with your cabinet supplier. Contact us with the module and cabinet details if you need help checking the fit.
Colorlight K5+ receiving card photos


Specification download
Download the Colorlight K5+ receiving card specification (PDF). For current manufacturer documentation, see Colorlight’s K-series receiving card downloads.
Conclusion
Choose the Colorlight K5+ when its connector and driver-chip-specific load match your LED cabinet. Confirm the complete signal chain and any monitoring or backup hardware before installation.







