NovaStar TB10 Taurus LED Multimedia Player
This listing is for the original TB10, marked out of production and no longer available. The TB10 combines content playback and LED sending for displays up to 650,000 pixels. It supports publishing and screen control from a computer, phone or tablet, with wired and wireless networking for commercial signage.
TB10 Specifications
The specifications below refer to the NovaStar TB10 manufacturer document V1.0.0, dated 28 June 2022. TB10 and TB10 Plus are separate models; their specifications should not be interchanged.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Loading capacity | 650,000 pixels |
| Maximum screen dimensions | 4096 pixels wide or 3840 pixels high, within total loading capacity |
| LED output | 1 Gigabit Ethernet port |
| Processor | Quad-core, 1.3 GHz |
| Memory / storage | 1 GB RAM / 16 GB internal storage |
| Video playback | 1 × 4K, 2 × 1080p or 4 × 720p videos |
| USB Type-A | USB 3.0 for USB-drive playback and firmware upgrades |
| USB Type-C | Direct computer connection for content publishing and screen control |
| USB file systems | Ext4 and FAT32; exFAT and FAT16 are not supported |
| Control Ethernet | 1 Fast Ethernet port |
| Wi-Fi | AP and STA mode switching |
| Audio | Stereo output; internal-source sample rate fixed at 48 kHz |
| Power input / maximum consumption | DC 12 V, 2 A / 12 W |
| Dimensions | 130.5 × 89.0 × 29.5 mm |
| Net weight | 255.4 g |
| Operating conditions | −20°C to +60°C; 0%–80% RH, non-condensing |
| Protection / operating system | IP20 / Android 11.0 |
| Third-party applications | Not supported |
Networking and Multi-Screen Playback
Wi-Fi AP mode lets a user device connect directly to the player. In STA mode, the player and user device connect through a router. When several network options are available, the priority is wired Ethernet, Wi-Fi, then 4G. The 4G module is not included by default.
For synchronized playback, the TB10 supports NTP time synchronization. GPS synchronization requires the specified 4G module, while RF synchronization requires the specified RF module. These module requirements matter when assessing an existing installation.
Choosing a Replacement
Match the screen pixel count, maximum dimensions, connections and content workflow when selecting a replacement. For a separately documented newer model, see the TB10 Plus product page. Do not transfer the TB10 limits or power requirements to another model.
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Original Specification Link
Original NovaStar TB10 specification PDF link
The original download address currently returns an unavailable-file response. It is retained for reference; the table above was checked against the manufacturer’s TB10 V1.0.0 document.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the NovaStar TB10 still available on this listing?
No. The original listing marks this product as out of production and no longer available. This page retains its specifications for reference and existing installations.
What is the maximum TB10 screen size?
The TB10 supports up to 650,000 pixels, with maximum width of 4096 pixels or maximum height of 3840 pixels. The total screen pixel count must remain within 650,000.
Does 4K playback mean the TB10 can drive a 4K LED wall?
No. The player supports 4K video decoding and playback, but its LED output capacity remains 650,000 pixels. Source-video resolution and screen loading capacity are different limits.
Does the TB10 include 4G, GPS or RF synchronization hardware?
The 4G module is not included by default. GPS synchronization needs the specified 4G module, and RF synchronization needs the specified RF module. NTP time synchronization is also supported.
Can TB10 Plus specifications be used for the original TB10?
No. They are separate models. Use the TB10 document for this unit and the TB10 Plus document when evaluating that model, particularly for memory, USB connections, loading limits and power requirements.





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