NovaStar TB40 multimedia player for LED displays
The NovaStar TB40 combines media playback and LED sending. It can run a stored program in asynchronous mode or use its HDMI input for a synchronous source. Two Gigabit LED outputs provide up to 1.3 million pixels of loading capacity, making the screen resolution and port layout the starting point for selection.
TB40 specifications and connections
| LED loading | Up to 1,300,000 pixels |
|---|---|
| LED Ethernet outputs | Two; both are primary by default, or one can be configured as backup |
| HDMI | 1 × HDMI 1.3 input and 1 × HDMI 1.3 output with loop support |
| Content and control connections | USB Type-A, USB Type-B, wired Ethernet and Wi-Fi AP/STA |
| Video decoding | H.264/H.265 decoding up to 4K at 60 Hz; this is not the LED output canvas size |
| Cellular networking | Optional 4G hardware; select and confirm the required configuration |
| Storage revision | The manufacturer V1.2.1 specification lists 32 GB. Confirm the storage capacity and revision of the supplied unit. |
Screen size, playback mode and backup
Choose the operating mode around the content workflow. A scheduled signage program and a live HDMI feed have different source and network requirements. Tell EagerLED whether the installation needs stored playback, a live input, or switching between them.
Check the full LED pixel width and height against the permitted dimensions and total loading capacity for the actual hardware, firmware and mode. A 4K decoding capability does not establish a 4K LED output resolution. If you need output-port backup, include the intended backup wiring in the configuration check.
Choose the TB40 4G option carefully
This listing offers a standard TB40 option and a TB40 with 4G module option. Choose the required version and confirm its regional network support, antenna arrangement and any separate connectivity requirements. A SIM slot or antenna connector alone does not confirm that cellular hardware is included.
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EagerLED TB series video guide
This EagerLED guide introduces the TB multimedia-player range. Use the TB40 model specification and the supplied revision for the final project limits.
NovaStar TB40 frequently asked questions
What is the NovaStar TB40 price?
Select the standard TB40 or TB40 with 4G module in the Model Number menu to see the current price for that configuration. For a project quotation, send the quantity, destination country and required accessories to EagerLED. Check shipping and applicable taxes before completing your order.
Is the 4G module included with every TB40?
No. This page offers separate standard and 4G-module configurations. Choose the 4G option if cellular networking is required, and confirm regional network compatibility and SIM/data service requirements before ordering.
Can the TB40 drive a full 4K LED screen?
No. Its 4K video decoding specification does not mean it can drive a full 3840 × 2160 LED canvas. The TB40 LED loading limit is 1,300,000 pixels. Check both total pixels and the permitted width, height and port layout for your installation.
Where can I find the TB40 manual and datasheet?
Use our NovaStar Taurus TB30/TB40/TB50/TB60 manuals and specifications library. Match the document and software version to your supplied TB40 hardware and firmware before configuration.
Is HDMI synchronous mode the same as synchronized playback across screens?
No. HDMI synchronous mode means the TB40 follows an external HDMI video source. Coordinating playback across several screens is a separate system requirement. Specify which behavior you need so the source, timing and device configuration can be checked.
Before ordering for a chain-store LED display
- Define the screen: send the full pixel width and height, receiving-card model and proposed output-port wiring.
- Define the content: specify whether each store needs a stored signage program, a live HDMI source or both.
- Define the network: identify the available wired or Wi-Fi connection, or request the optional 4G configuration.
- Confirm the supply: ask EagerLED to check the hardware revision, required accessories, quantity and destination before purchase.
Specification reference: NovaStar TB40 Specifications V1.2.1 (20 October 2024), available as a TB40 datasheet on our sister website. This is a revision-specific reference; confirm the specification for the unit supplied.
Get your TB40 configuration checked
Contact EagerLED about the TB40 and 4G options with the screen resolution, receiving-card model, playback mode, networking plan, quantity and destination country. Compare other LED media players and the LED receiving cards for the system.
View the existing TB40 specification. Confirm the document revision against the supplied hardware; older documents may describe different storage or operating limits.












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