Product overview
The HD-T902x1 sends a live DVI video signal to an LED display through four Gigabit Ethernet outputs. Its 2.6 million pixel capacity makes it suitable for installations that require a synchronous sending box. USB-B provides the configuration connection, while the DVI port supplies the display signal.
Product specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | HD-T902x1 |
| Control mode | Synchronous |
| LED loading capacity | 2.6 million pixels |
| Maximum width | 3840 pixels |
| Maximum height | 2048 pixels |
| Video input | 1 × DVI |
| Audio input | 1 × dual-channel stereo input |
| LED outputs | 4 × Gigabit Ethernet |
| Configuration interface | USB-B |
| Power supply | Built-in 110–220 V AC to 5 V DC transformer |
| Expansion | Multiple sending boxes can be spliced for larger displays |
Configuration and selection
Check the LED screen pixel count, width and height together before installation. Use the connection diagram and retained specification download below when configuring the sending box.
Frequently asked questions
How many Ethernet outputs does the HD-T902x1 have?
It has four Gigabit Ethernet outputs for the LED display connection.
What is the maximum LED loading capacity?
The specified total loading capacity is 2.6 million pixels. The maximum width and height are separate limits; a proposed screen must also remain within the total pixel load.
Does the HD-T902x1 use DVI or HDMI input?
This model has one DVI video input. Check the source equipment connection before selecting a sending box.
Can USB-B supply the live display video?
USB-B is the configuration interface. The synchronous video signal enters through DVI.
Can multiple sending boxes be used for a larger screen?
Yes. The product supports splicing multiple devices to control larger LED displays. Plan the video source, receiver connections and pixel allocation for the complete system.
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