The NovaStar TCC70 is an asynchronous LED display multimedia player that integrates sending and receiving functions in a single card. It publishes programs and controls screens from a PC, smartphone or tablet, and it can connect to the cloud publishing and monitoring platform for cross-region, clustered screen management.
Because the TCC70 combines a sending card and a receiving card in one device, small screens no longer need a separate sending box. A single card drives up to 512 × 384 pixels through eight standard HUB75E connectors, and both the hardware and the software were designed for faster on-site setup, more stable operation and more efficient maintenance.
Novastar TCC70 at a Glance
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product type | Asynchronous LED display multimedia player (sending + receiving in one card) |
| Brand / manufacturer | NovaStar |
| Model | TCC70 |
| SKU | Novastar-TCC70 |
| Loading capacity | Up to 512 × 384 pixels per card |
| Maximum width | 1280 pixels (1280 × 128) |
| Maximum height | 512 pixels (384 × 512) |
| HUB connectors | 8 × standard HUB75E; up to 16 groups of parallel RGB data |
| Processor | 4-core 1.2 GHz |
| Memory and storage | 1 GB RAM, 8 GB internal storage (about 4 GB available) |
| Video decoding | 1080p hardware decoding |
| Ports | 1 × USB 2.0, 1 × RS485, 1 × stereo audio output |
| Wireless | Built-in Wi-Fi AP; 4G supported (CAT1 by default) |
| Positioning | GPS positioning and GPS time synchronization |
| Typical applications | Vehicle-mounted displays, lamp-post displays, community displays, small traffic displays |
What Is the NovaStar TCC70 Multimedia Player?
The TCC70 is an asynchronous player, which means it stores and plays content on its own and does not need a computer connected while the screen is running. The sending and receiving electronics sit on the same board, so the card can be installed directly inside a small LED display cabinet and driven from a phone, tablet or PC over the built-in Wi-Fi access point.
Programs and playlists are published remotely, and the card can be linked to the NovaStar cloud publishing and monitoring platform so that many screens in different cities are managed as one cluster. That makes the TCC70 a practical choice for projects where a full sending box would be oversized, over-priced or simply impossible to fit.
Key Features of the NovaStar TCC70
- Loading capacity of a single card up to 512 × 384 pixels
Maximum width: 1280 (1280 × 128)
Maximum height: 512 (384 × 512) - 1 × stereo audio output
- 1 × USB 2.0 port — allows for USB playback.
- 1 × RS485 connector — connects to a sensor such as a light sensor, or to a module to implement corresponding functions.
- Powerful processing capability — 4-core 1.2 GHz processor, 1 GB RAM, 8 GB internal storage (4 GB available) and 1080p video hardware decoding.
- All-round control scheme — remote program publishing and screen control through user terminal devices such as PC, mobile phone and tablet.
- Built-in Wi-Fi AP — user terminals connect directly to the TCC70. The default SSID is “AP + last 8 digits of SN” and the default password is “12345678”.
- 4G network support — CAT1 by default. At present, 4G access is available in China and India.
- GPS positioning and GPS time synchronization.
- Integrated, space-saving design — eight standard HUB75E connectors with support for up to 16 groups of parallel RGB data, plus simplified cabling.
What the NovaStar TCC70 Is Best Used For
Thanks to its stable and secure integrated design, the TCC70 saves space and simplifies cabling. It suits applications that need a small loading capacity, such as:
- Vehicle-mounted LED displays
- Lamp-post LED displays
- Community and residential LED signage
- Small traffic and road-side information displays
- Small LED screens where a separate sending box is not practical
Novastar TCC70 FAQ
What is the NovaStar TCC70?
The NovaStar TCC70 is an asynchronous LED display multimedia player that combines a sending card and a receiving card in one device. It stores and plays content on its own and can be controlled from a PC, mobile phone or tablet.
How many pixels can one TCC70 control?
One TCC70 controls up to 512 × 384 pixels. The maximum supported width is 1280 pixels (1280 × 128) and the maximum supported height is 512 pixels (384 × 512).
Does the TCC70 support wireless publishing?
Yes. The TCC70 has a built-in Wi-Fi access point, so a phone, tablet or laptop can connect directly to the card. A 4G module is supported as well (CAT1 by default), and 4G access is currently available in China and India.
Which ports does the TCC70 have?
The card provides 1 × USB 2.0 port for USB playback, 1 × RS485 connector for sensors or function modules, 1 × stereo audio output, and eight standard HUB75E connectors for screen communication.
Can several TCC70 screens be managed together?
Yes. The TCC70 can access the cloud publishing and monitoring platform, which enables cross-region clustered management of multiple screens from a single account.
Where can I download the Novastar TCC70 specification?
Use the download link below to open the specification PDF, and contact our engineers if you need help matching the card to your LED cabinet and module.
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Novastar TCC70 Specification Download
Download Specification: Novastar TCC70 LED Display Multimedia Player Specification (PDF)
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Browse more asynchronous LED control cards or the full NovaStar product range. NovaStar is a global LED display control solution provider; see the official NovaStar website for manufacturer information.
