The Mooncell M-RC32A LED receiving card integrates 12 HUB75E interfaces and 24 RGB output groups for connecting LED modules. It is listed with a 96K-pixel card load and point-by-point brightness and chroma correction.
M-RC32A specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Module interfaces | 12 HUB75E |
| RGB output groups | 24 |
| Maximum card load | 96K pixels |
| Per-data-group load | 8K pixels |
| Input voltage | +3.5–6 V |
| Calibration | Point-by-point brightness and chroma correction; listed without load-area reduction |
| Driver types listed | PWM, point-detection and conventional driver chips |
| Backup | Network-cable backup |
| Other features | Startup picture, parameter monitoring, external environment monitoring and recovery support |
| Compliance stated in listing | RoHS and CE-EMC |
Module connection and recovery
Match the HUB75E pinout, driver chip and receiving-card configuration to the cabinet. The listed recovery and monitoring functions support maintenance, while cable backup requires the correct redundant connection.
The power-related brightness-reduction feature depends on a compatible intelligent power-supply arrangement. Confirm the required configuration before relying on it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the M-RC32A have integrated HUB75E interfaces?
Yes. The description lists 12 HUB75E interfaces and 24 RGB output groups. Check the module pinout and driver configuration before connecting the card.
What is the M-RC32A pixel-loading limit?
The original listing states 96K pixels per card and 8K pixels per data group. These values are retained as written; the overall card limit still applies.
What input voltage is listed for M-RC32A?
The listed input range is +3.5–6 V. Confirm the board label, polarity and power connection before installation.
Does calibration reduce the receiving-card area?
The product description states that point-by-point brightness and chroma correction is supported without reducing the receiving area. Confirm the driver and calibration configuration for the supplied revision.
Will backup support prevent every black-screen event?
No universal no-black-screen guarantee is established. The listed features include network-cable backup and brightness reduction with a compatible intelligent power-supply setup, but operation depends on correct hardware, wiring and configuration.
