MRV416-N LED receiving card with 16 HUB75E connectors
The NovaStar MRV416-N LED receiving card has 16 HUB75E connectors and supports up to 32 parallel RGB data groups. With 8-bit video at 60 Hz, one card loads up to 512 × 512 pixels with PWM driver ICs or 512 × 384 pixels with common driver ICs.
Choose this model by its full MRV416-N designation and the LED module requirements. Its integrated HUB75E interfaces connect to modules, while the Gigabit Ethernet ports connect to the sending card and cascade other receiving cards. Each Ethernet port can act as an input or output.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| PWM driver IC loading | 512 × 512 pixels at 60 Hz, 8-bit video |
| Common driver IC loading | 512 × 384 pixels at 60 Hz, 8-bit video |
| Module connectors | 16 × standard HUB75E |
| Parallel RGB data | Up to 32 groups |
| Input voltage | DC 3.8–5.5 V |
| Rated current / power | 0.5 A / 2.5 W |
| Operating temperature | −20 to +70 °C |
| Operating humidity | 10%–90% RH, non-condensing |
| Storage temperature | −40 to +85 °C |
| Storage humidity | 0%–95% RH, non-condensing |
| Dimensions | 145.6 × 91.5 × 19.3 mm |
| Net weight | 104.6 g per receiving card |
| Certification listed | RoHS; EMC Class A |
Current and power consumption can vary with settings, use and operating conditions. The loading limits above apply to the specified 8-bit source and driver IC type.
Image adjustment and controller requirements
Color management supports Rec.709, DCI-P3, Rec.2020 and custom gamuts. The card also provides 18bit+, pixel-level brightness and chroma calibration, quick adjustment of dark or bright seams, and multi-batch brightness adjustment. Calibration works with NovaStar’s calibration system.
Low-latency mode is disabled by default. With a driver IC that has built-in RAM, enabling it reduces receiving-card latency to one frame. A compatible controller is required for 3D output; individual RGB gamma adjustment requires NovaLCT and a controller supporting that function. Image rotation is available at 0°, 90°, 180° and 270°.
Maintenance and backup
Mapping 1.1 displays controller, receiving-card and Ethernet-port information on the cabinets. Built-in temperature and voltage monitoring, bit-error detection, Ethernet-disconnection counting, firmware readback and configuration readback help with maintenance. A cabinet LCD can display temperature, voltage and running time through the 5-pin LCD connector.
A stored image can be customized for startup, disconnected Ethernet or missing video. Loop backup uses primary and backup connections to the controller. Configuration parameters are stored in both application and factory areas, and dual firmware copies provide program backup.
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Specification reference
Technical values on this page follow NovaStar MRV416-N Receiving Card Specifications V1.0.3. Match the board label, module driver IC and configuration file before installation or replacement.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum resolution of the MRV416-N?
At 60 Hz with an 8-bit video source, the limit is 512 × 512 pixels for PWM driver ICs and 512 × 384 pixels for common driver ICs. The driver IC type matters when selecting a configuration.
How many HUB75E ports does the MRV416-N have?
It has 16 standard HUB75E connectors and supports up to 32 groups of parallel RGB data. Check the module pinout and scan configuration as well as connector count.
Can I use MRV416 specifications for an MRV416-N replacement?
Use documentation for the exact MRV416-N model. A similar model name alone does not confirm matching firmware, module configuration, connector layout or loading conditions.
Does the MRV416-N support low latency and 3D?
Yes, with conditions. Low-latency mode reduces receiving-card latency to one frame only with module driver ICs that have built-in RAM. 3D requires a controller supporting 3D output.
How can I check a suspected Ethernet or video signal problem?
The card provides bit-error detection and Ethernet-disconnection counting. In V1.0.3, a green indicator flashing once every three seconds indicates an abnormal Ethernet connection; three flashes every half-second indicate a normal Ethernet connection but no video source. Check the corresponding link or source before changing the module configuration.






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