SheenColor D10 Receiving Card for T- and H-Series Systems
The SheenColor D10 is a supporting receiving card for compatible T- and H-series LED controllers. It is listed for vehicle LED displays and other small outdoor full-color displays. The D10 requires a main controller and cannot be used on its own.
SheenColor D10 Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Card type | LED receiving card |
| Controller family | Compatible SheenColor T- and H-series controllers |
| Standalone operation | Not supported; main controller required |
| Grayscale | 65,536 levels |
| Original per-card load entry | 64,000 pixels — requires confirmation |
| Original suggested layout entry | 320 × 256 — requires confirmation because it exceeds the stated load |
Pixel-Capacity Information Needs Confirmation
The source description states a maximum load of 64,000 pixels per card and also suggests a 320 × 256 layout. These entries conflict: 320 × 256 equals 81,920 pixels. Neither entry should be used as a confirmed sizing limit until the specification for the supplied D10 revision is verified.
Matching a Main Controller
The product descriptions for the SheenColor T2 controller and SheenColor T3 controller identify D10 receiving-card support. Confirm the controller revision, LED module wiring and cabinet mapping before replacing or adding receiving cards.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the D10 operate without a main controller?
No. The D10 is a supporting receiving card and must be used with a compatible main controller.
Which SheenColor controller families are listed for D10?
T- and H-series controllers are named. The T2 and T3 product descriptions also explicitly identify D10 support; confirm the exact hardware combination.
Is the D10 capacity 64,000 pixels or 320 × 256?
The original listing gives both values, but 320 × 256 equals 81,920 pixels and conflicts with the 64,000-pixel entry. Confirm the supplied revision’s capacity before sizing the display.
What grayscale level does the D10 support?
The product description lists 65,536 grayscale levels. This is separate from the unresolved pixel-load capacity.
What should I check before replacing a D10 card?
Confirm the main controller, D10 hardware revision, LED module wiring, cabinet layout and verified per-card pixel limit.
