Colorlight 5A-75B receiving card for HUB75 LED modules
The Colorlight 5A-75B is an LED receiving card with eight integrated HUB75 outputs. It receives display data through Gigabit Ethernet and distributes it to compatible LED modules inside a cabinet. The integrated connectors remove the need for a separate HUB75 adapter board in a suitable installation.
The specifications below follow 5A-75B Specification V8.3.1. Check the hardware revision on your existing card before using these values for a repair or replacement. The model name alone does not confirm that a card matches your module wiring, driver IC or cabinet configuration.
5A-75B specifications and loading limits
Loading capacity depends on the driver-chip type. The largest value in the specification applies to PWM chips; it should not be used as the capacity for every LED module. Confirm the required cabinet width and height together with the actual module parameters.
| Normal-chip loading | 128 × 1024 pixels |
|---|---|
| PWM-chip loading | 192 × 1024 pixels |
| Shixin-chip loading | 162 × 1024 pixels |
| Scan support | Up to 1/128 scan |
| Module outputs | 8 HUB75 connectors; 16 parallel RGB groups |
| Calibration | 8-bit brightness and 8-bit chromaticity calibration |
| Data connections | 2 interchangeable Gigabit Ethernet ports |
| DC supply | 3.8–5.5 V; use only one power input |
| Power consumption | 3 W, 0.6 A as listed in the specification |
| Dimensions and weight | 145.2 × 91.7 × 18.4 mm; 82 g |
Connections, setup and service checks
The eight module outputs are labeled J1 through J8. Two RJ45 ports automatically recognize input and output direction. The specification recommends CAT5e cable with a transmission distance of up to 100 m. These Ethernet connectors carry the control-system data; confirm the sending-device arrangement before connecting an existing installation.
The board provides two alternative power connection positions. Use one power input only, with correct polarity and a supply within the documented voltage range. Disconnect power before moving module ribbon cables or replacing a receiving card.

The test button provides red, green, blue, white, horizontal-line and vertical-line patterns. Use these patterns to inspect module connections during commissioning. They help check the display path but do not replace the correct receiver configuration or calibration data.
Check compatibility before replacing a card
- Record the existing card model and hardware revision, and photograph both sides.
- Identify the LED module driver IC, scan ratio, resolution and HUB75 pin assignment.
- Back up the working receiver parameters and calibration files before making changes.
- Confirm the sending device, firmware and software arrangement with your installer.
- Test one cabinet before changing cards throughout the screen.
Browse our LED receiving cards for other models. A similar connector layout does not establish interchangeability. For a model check, contact EagerLED with the board photos, cabinet resolution and module information.
Frequently asked questions
Does the 5A-75B need a separate HUB75 adapter?
The card has eight integrated HUB75 connectors, labelled J1–J8. A separate HUB75 adapter is not needed where the module pin assignment and cabinet wiring match these outputs. Confirm the signal mapping before connecting ribbon cables.
Can every module use the maximum 192 × 1024 loading?
No. Specification V8.3.1 lists that limit for PWM driver chips. Normal chips are listed at 128 × 1024 and Shixin chips at 162 × 1024 pixels. Scan mode and frame rate must also be checked.
Can I connect both power inputs?
No. The specification identifies the two power connections as alternatives and instructs users to use only one. The documented supply range is DC 3.8–5.5V.
Does 120Hz or 240Hz operation change the loading limit?
Yes. The specification notes that high frame rates affect loading. Have the driver IC, scan mode, cabinet resolution and target frame rate checked together before configuring the card.
Where can I find the 5A-75B pinout?
Use the specification PDF linked below for the HUB75 pinout, connector diagram and electrical details. Match its V8.3.1 specifications to the actual hardware and firmware revision before applying settings.





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