X65 Sync/Async LED Sign Controller
This X65 product listing covers synchronous and asynchronous LED sign control, local media transfer and remote group management. The listed connections include HDMI, USB-drive data input and reading, and expansion using an SD memory card.
Specification scope: The following values and functions are retained from the original listing. An exact-model manufacturer specification PDF is not available on this page. Refresh, scan and driver compatibility claims therefore require confirmation for the supplied board and module combination.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Maximum pixel capacity | 650,000 pixels |
| Control modes | Synchronous and asynchronous |
| Connections / storage | HDMI support; USB-drive data input and reading; SD memory-card expansion |
| Remote management | Internet remote group control |
| Media types listed | Video, images and Flash; exact codec and file-format versions not specified |
| Asynchronous canvas examples | 512 × 1024; 960 × 600; 800 × 700; 1024 × 576; 1520 × 384; 2048 × 256; 704 × 800; 1120 × 500; 904 × 500 |
| Listed maximum LED refresh | 6000 Hz for static full-color displays; 3840 Hz for dynamic-scan full-color displays |
| Listed frame frequency | 60 Hz |
| Listed grayscale | Adjustable, up to 16-bit / 65,536 levels |
| Listed scan methods | Static and dynamic scan up to 1/32 |
| Listed calibration | Brightness and color consistency calibration |
| Listed expansion functions | Custom software development; MFN300 multifunction-card support |
Loading and Driver Compatibility
The asynchronous canvas sizes are examples from the existing product information, not independent maximum-width and maximum-height limits to combine. Match the screen layout to a supported configuration and the listed total pixel capacity.
The original driver list names TI, TOSHIBA, MBI, SITI, SUMACRO and MY-SEMI, with DM13H, MBI5024, MBI5036, MBI5034, MBI5042, MBI5041, MBI5030, MBI5040 and MBI5050. These legacy compatibility claims have not been independently verified for every board revision; confirm the exact driver IC, scan mode and firmware together.
Choosing Playback and Control Settings
Synchronous operation follows a live source, while asynchronous operation uses content managed for independent playback. The original X65 listing supports both modes but does not specify HDMI timing limits, storage size limits, supported software versions or a complete codec table. Check those details before preparing media files or planning an installation.
The 60 Hz frame-frequency entry and the LED refresh-rate entries describe different aspects of operation. The stated maximum LED refresh figures should not be treated as a video playback frame rate or as a guaranteed result for every screen configuration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does X65 support both synchronous and asynchronous control?
Both modes are included in the original X65 feature list. Confirm the required software and operating procedure for the actual hardware revision.
What is the listed X65 pixel capacity?
The original listing states a maximum of 650,000 pixels and gives the asynchronous canvas examples in the table above. It does not provide conditions for every possible width and height.
Can X65 read content from a USB drive or SD card?
USB-drive data input and reading, plus SD memory-card expansion, are listed features. No maximum storage size or supported filesystem is specified in the source listing.
Does a 6000 Hz refresh claim mean 6000 video frames per second?
No. The original listing separately states a 60 Hz frame frequency. Its 6000 Hz static-display and 3840 Hz dynamic-scan entries are LED refresh claims, whose module and configuration conditions still need confirmation.
Which driver ICs and scan modes are listed for X65?
The original information lists static scan and dynamic scan up to 1/32, together with the driver families and IC models above. Verify the exact board, firmware and LED module combination instead of assuming every listed IC works with every setting.




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