Product overview
The HD-T901 is a sending card for synchronous LED systems. It supports cascading for larger screens and works with compatible Huidu receiving cards. Match the source timing and receiver configuration to the screen before setting the display parameters.
Product specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | HD-T901 |
| Mode | DVI synchronous display |
| Video input | 1 × DVI |
| LED outputs | 2 × 1000M RJ45 |
| Configuration | USB |
| Loading reference | 1.3 million pixels |
| Maximum width / height | 3840 / 2048 pixels; subject to supported timing |
| 60 Hz example | 1280 × 1024 |
| 30 Hz example | 2048 × 1024 |
| Width above 1920 pixels | Specification requires use with a video processor |
| Grayscale | 0–65536 adjustable levels |
| Scan support | Static to 1/64 scan |
| Audio | Input; used with multifunction card in the listing |
| Power | 5 V supply; PCI contact can supply power |
| Power consumption | 5 W |
| Cascade connections | Serial cascade input and output |
Configuration and selection
The card’s maximum dimensions and supported refresh timings must be checked together. Receiver quantity and loading also depend on the screen layout. The original model photographs and PDF remain below.
Frequently asked questions
Does the T901 display a live computer signal?
Yes. DVI is the synchronous video input. USB is used for configuration.
Can the T901 run a 2048 × 1024 layout at 60Hz?
The linked specification lists 2048 × 1024 at 30 Hz, while 1280 × 1024 is listed at 60 Hz. Use a documented timing for the required screen.
What is required for a screen wider than 1920 pixels?
The specification states that width above 1920 pixels requires use with a video processor.
Does a T901 card use the same AC supply connection as a sending box?
The documented card power connection is 5 V, and the PCI contact can provide power. Check the exact card connection rather than assuming an AC box inlet.
Can multiple T901 sending cards be cascaded?
Yes. Serial cascade connections support multi-card configuration and larger-screen systems.
Original product images and diagrams
