Mooncell A704: 4-HUB75E LED receiving card
The Mooncell A704 is a receiving card for LED display cabinets, with 4 standard HUB75E interfaces, up to 8 groups of RGB parallel data and a maximum loading resolution of 512 × 256 pixels. Use these limits to check module connections and plan the cabinet layout.
Product specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | Mooncell A704 |
| Card type | LED display receiving card |
| Module interfaces | 4 standard HUB75E interfaces |
| Parallel data | Up to 8 groups of RGB parallel data |
| Maximum loading resolution | 512 × 256 pixels |
| Grayscale function | 18Bit+, enabled in software |
| HDR formats | HDR10 and HLG, with a suitable independent master controller and matching source |
| AutoLED functions | Receiving-card identification and configuration readback |
| Connection protection | Main and standby network-cable loop backup |
Grayscale, HDR and cabinet setup
The software-enabled 18Bit+ function increases grayscale levels by four times to improve low-gray detail at reduced brightness. HDR10 and HLG operation requires an appropriate independent master controller and a matching video source.
AutoLED supports receiving-card serial-number detection, network-port identification and configuration readback. Main and standby network-cable loop connections provide an alternate signal path if one series connection fails.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many pixels can the Mooncell A704 receiving card load?
The listed maximum loading resolution is 512 × 256 pixels. Check the module configuration and the required cabinet layout before allocating receiving cards.
How many HUB75E interfaces does the A704 have?
The A704 has 4 standard HUB75E interfaces and supports up to 8 groups of RGB parallel data. Match the module interface and cabling to this configuration.
What does the 18Bit+ function do?
When enabled in software, 18Bit+ increases grayscale levels by four times to improve low-gray detail when display brightness is reduced. It is a grayscale processing function.
What is required to use HDR10 or HLG?
HDR operation requires a suitable independent master controller and an HDR10 or HLG video source. The receiving card alone does not establish an HDR signal chain.
Can AutoLED identify cards and read back their configuration?
Yes. AutoLED can display the receiving-card number and network-port information on the target cabinet and read back the current configuration. The card also supports main and standby network-cable loop backup.
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Mooncell A704 Receiver Card Specification(Chinese)
