Colorlight A500 Cloud Signage Player
The Colorlight A500 is an eight-port networked LED player for commercial signage, exhibition displays and lobby screens. It supports live synchronous display and asynchronous program playback, with an LED load capacity of up to 5.2 million pixels.
Running Android 13, the A500 works with PlayerMaster for editing and publishing multi-window programs. Combine video, images, text, clocks, streaming media, web pages and weather, then position and overlap the windows to fit the display layout.
A500 Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| LED outputs | 8 × Gigabit Ethernet |
| Total pixel capacity | Up to 5.2 million pixels |
| Maximum screen width | 7680 pixels, within the total pixel-load limit |
| Video decoding and playback | 8K video or up to four simultaneous 4K videos |
| HDMI interfaces | 3 inputs; 1 output |
| Operating system | Android 13 |
| Internal storage | 64 GB |
| Storage expansion | USB drive and SSD; SSD up to 2 TB |
| Audio | SPDIF digital output and 3.5 mm audio jack |
| Networking | LAN; dual-band WiFi with hotspot/client modes; optional 4G/5G module |
Managing a Signage Installation
Use LAN program and command scheduling for content changes, USB plug-and-play for local playback, and network access for remote management. The player supports synchronized playback across multiple screens. A light sensor is required for automatic brightness adjustment, and environmental-monitoring sensors are optional.
When sizing the screen, treat video decoding, HDMI signals and LED output capacity as separate limits. A source described as 8K does not increase the A500’s 5.2-million-pixel LED output capacity.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Colorlight A500 maximum LED load?
The A500 supports up to 5.2 million pixels across eight Gigabit Ethernet outputs. Its maximum screen width is 7680 pixels, with total pixel load still limited to 5.2 million.
Is the A500 suitable for cloud signage management?
It supports remote management through LAN or WiFi and optional 4G/5G access. PlayerMaster is used to edit and publish programs, and the player supports cloud cluster management.
Can I use both live HDMI and stored media?
Yes. The A500 supports synchronous display and asynchronous playback, with three HDMI inputs and one HDMI output.
How much storage does the A500 have?
The linked specification lists 64 GB internal storage, USB-drive expansion and SSD expansion up to 2 TB.
Which functions need optional hardware?
Cellular access needs an optional 4G/5G module. Automatic brightness adjustment and environmental monitoring need the appropriate optional sensors.
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