Linsn X102S: Processing, Sending and USB Playback
The Linsn X102S LED video processor is an all-in-one controller for small fixed LED displays. It combines video processing, an integrated sender and USB flash-drive playback, with two LED output ports and up to 1.3 million pixels of total loading capacity.
Use it to switch between HDMI, DVI, VGA and CVBS sources, recall saved scenes or play local media. Its 3840-pixel maximum width and 1920-pixel maximum height are separate screen-layout limits: the actual canvas must also fit the 1.3-million-pixel capacity.
Features for Fixed LED Installations
- Two LED outputs: connect receiving cards with up to 650,000 pixels per output.
- Five video inputs: two HDMI 1.3 ports plus DVI, VGA and CVBS for digital and legacy sources.
- USB playback: the dedicated USB PLAY port handles supported image and video files from a flash drive.
- Stored scenes: save up to 100 scenes, with 10 quick recall paths.
- Display control: brightness adjustment, image freeze and source switching, including simultaneous audio/video switching.
- Operational flexibility: video source hot backup, audio input/output, and firmware upgrades by cable or USB.
X102S Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| LED capacity | Up to 1,300,000 pixels in total |
| Screen width / height limits | Up to 3840 pixels wide or 1920 pixels high, within the total loading limit |
| LED outputs | 2 ports; up to 650,000 pixels per port |
| HDMI | 2 × HDMI 1.3 inputs, up to 1920 × 1080 at 60 Hz |
| DVI and VGA | 1 input each, up to 1920 × 1080 at 60 Hz |
| CVBS | 1 input, PAL/NTSC |
| Audio | AUDIO IN and AUDIO OUT |
| USB image formats | JPG, JPEG, PNG, BMP |
| USB video formats | MP4, AVI, MPG, MOV, RMVB |
| Scene memory | 100 scenes; 10 quick recall paths |
| Dimensions | 482.6 × 225.3 × 44.5 mm |
| Rated power consumption | 15 W |
Check the Pixel Load Before Choosing a Controller
Multiply the LED screen’s pixel width by its pixel height, then check the total and the allocation on each output. For example, a 1280 × 720 canvas contains 921,600 pixels, which fits the overall capacity, subject to the receiving-card configuration and output mapping. A 1920 × 1080 LED canvas contains 2,073,600 pixels and exceeds the X102S total limit, even though the processor accepts a 1080p video input.
The CTRL network connection is for device control; use the two LED output ports for the receiving-card chain. Check receiver compatibility and module settings before replacing an existing controller. For a higher total load, review the Linsn X104S with up to 2.6 million pixels. You can also browse our LED video processors or send us your screen configuration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the X102S play media without a live video source?
Yes. It supports playback from a USB flash drive using the USB PLAY port. Use the listed media formats and check your files on the device before deployment, since the extension alone does not describe every encoding setting.
Is 3840 × 1920 the supported screen resolution?
No. Those are independent width and height limits. The combined screen area must remain within 1.3 million pixels, and each output must stay within its own loading limit.
Does it require a separate sending box?
The sender is integrated into the X102S. Receiving cards and the appropriate LED module configuration are still required for the screen.
Conclusion
The Linsn X102S suits fixed LED screens within a 1.3-million-pixel budget that need multiple inputs, USB playback and scene recall. Verify the screen dimensions, per-port load and receiving-card configuration before installation.
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