NovaStar DIS-300 Ethernet port distributor
The DIS-300 distributes LED display data through two Gigabit Ethernet inputs and eight Gigabit Ethernet outputs. It switches between 1-in/8-out and 2-in/4-out modes for installations using multiple small or medium-sized displays, including fixed installations and rental setups.
Product specifications
| Model | NovaStar DIS-300 |
|---|---|
| Product type | Ethernet port distributor / splitter for LED display systems |
| Inputs | 2 × Gigabit Ethernet |
| Outputs | 8 × Gigabit Ethernet |
| Working modes | 1 in / 8 out; 2 in / 4 out |
| Maximum listed input capacity | 1,300,000 pixels in 2-in/4-out mode |
| Receiving-card data readback | Supported |
Choose the distribution mode
Select the mode according to the source connections and display layout. The 1.3-million-pixel input figure is specified for 2-in/4-out operation; it should not be multiplied by the eight output connectors. Confirm the sending controller, receiving-card configuration and output routes before installation.
The distributor is intended for LED control-system data distribution. A compatible system connection should be checked before using it as part of an existing screen installation.
Status indicators
| Indicator | Color and state | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Running | Green, flashes twice every 1 second | The input port has been connected to the system. |
| Running | Green, continuously on | The input port has not been connected to the system. |
| Power | Red, continuously on | Power supply is normal. |
Frequently asked questions
What does the NovaStar DIS-300 do?
It distributes LED display Ethernet data using two input ports and eight output ports, with selectable distribution modes.
Which operating modes are available?
The DIS-300 supports 1-in/8-out and 2-in/4-out working modes. Choose the mode to match the source connections and display arrangement.
Does the 1.3-million-pixel capacity apply in both modes?
The original specification on this page assigns the 1,300,000-pixel input capacity to 2-in/4-out mode. Confirm the capacity and mapping for your chosen mode.
Can the DIS-300 read data back from receiving cards?
Yes. Receiving-card data readback is listed as a supported function.
What does a steady green running indicator mean?
The indicator table identifies a steady green light as an input port not connected to the system. Flashing twice every second indicates that the input port has been connected.
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