MCTRL R5
Sender / controller · MCTRL
- Capacity4.15 MP
- Outputs8 × RJ45
- Max. width3,840 px
- ModeSynchronous
Official product image — source: NovaStar.
NovaStar · Receiving card
General small receiving card; a single A6s loads up to 512×256 pixels. Highlights are pixel level brightness and chroma calibration, individual Gamma adjustment for RGB, 3D, 18bit+ and low latency. It uses high-density connectors with up to 32 groups of parallel RGB data or 64 groups of serial data (extendable to 128).
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The card receives data over the Ethernet chain and drives the module group inside this area. The cabinet/module load cannot exceed this area or the capacity of 131,072 px.
In the manufacturer's own wording (the original English terms are kept).
512×256 pixels
Gigabit Ethernet ports (Port1, Port2) on the high-density connector JH2
Up to 32 groups
64 groups (extendable to 128 groups)
High-density connectors (JH1, JH2)
Target cabinets display the receiving card number and Ethernet port information
Dual-card backup and status monitoring, loop backup, dual backup of program
Firmware program readback (NovaLCT V5.2.0 or later) and configuration parameter readback
V4.6.2.0 (document V1.0.1)
Pixel level brightness and chroma calibration with NovaLCT and NovaCLB
Improves LED display grayscale by 4 times (activated in NovaLCT)
Frame latency on the receiving card end reduced to one frame (only when using modules with driver IC with built-in RAM)
Requires NovaLCT V5.2.0 or later and an independent controller that supports the function
Multiples of 90° (0°, 90°, 180° and 270°)
Works with an independent controller that supports the 3D function
DC 3.3 V–5.5 V
0.6 A
3.0 W
RoHS, EMC Class B
70.0 mm × 45.0 mm × 7.9 mm
16.2 g
The one-frame low latency applies only to modules whose driver IC has built-in RAM.
Dataset: 2026.10.12-1 · last verified: Oct 6, 2026
Interoperability between receiving cards and controllers from different manufacturers is not assumed without official documentation.
System components from the same manufacturer. The solution designer calculates whether a specific pairing is technically suitable.
Sender / controller · MCTRL
Sender / controller · MCTRL
Sender / controller · MCTRL
Sender / controller · MCTRL