Y10 Asynchronous Playback and Display Setup
The XIXUN Y10 manages LED display programs using an Android-based controller. Its features include video hardware decoding, non-linear program editing, resumed transfers and AIPS publishing. This page focuses on playback and configuration details for the listed card.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model / system | Y10 / Android |
| Display size | Listing: maximum 1280 × 512; PDF technical table: 256 × 256 without cascading and 1280 × 512 after cascading |
| Communication | Wired network, onboard WiFi and PCI-E 3G modem support |
| HUB arrangement | Original listing: two HUB boards via expansion boards; PDF: two standard HUB ports |
| Onboard flash | Original listing: 512 MB; PDF: 1 GB |
| TF expansion | Original listing: up to 4 GB; PDF: up to 32 GB |
| Maximum grayscale | Original listing: 4,096; PDF: 65,536 |
| HDMI / audio | Audio and video output supported |
| Refresh rate | Greater than 4 kHz, as stated in original listing; test conditions not provided |
| Brightness loss | Less than 10%, as stated in original listing; test conditions not provided |
| Sensor functions listed | Temperature, humidity, automatic brightness adjustment and infrared program switching |
| Publishing platform | AIPS |
The linked Version 2.0 PDF contains a Y30 reference in its feature introduction, although its cover and technical table identify Y10. Its storage, grayscale and HUB descriptions also differ from this listing. Confirm the exact hardware revision and configuration before treating either set of values as a guaranteed specification for the supplied unit.
Planning the Installation
Confirm the screen dimensions, hub arrangement and receiving-card setup together. Identify any required sensors, infrared accessories and cellular modem before ordering. HDMI is documented as an output rather than a video-capture input.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Y10 run an Android-based playback system?
Yes. Android, video hardware decoding and stored multimedia program management are listed features.
Is 1280 × 512 supported without cascading?
The original listing gives that maximum without explaining the arrangement. The linked PDF separates 256 × 256 without cascading from 1280 × 512 after cascading. Confirm your hardware and receiver setup.
How much flash and TF expansion does this Y10 have?
The original listing states 512 MB flash and up to 4 GB TF expansion; the linked PDF states 1 GB and up to 32 GB. Confirm the supplied revision.
Does it support HDMI input?
The original listing specifies HDMI audio/video output. HDMI capture input is not established.
Why do the grayscale values differ?
The original listing states 4,096 levels and the linked PDF states 65,536. The available documents do not explain the difference, so it should be checked against the actual board and firmware.
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