Product overview
The Linsn RV902 is a receiving card listed for compact LED lighting and background-wall installations. Its model-specific V1.1 manual describes serial and parallel output modes through 26-pin and 16-pin interfaces, with a maximum load of 1024 × 256 pixels. The active outputs and pin assignments change with the selected data mode.
Product specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model / manual | RV902; V1.1, January 2018 |
| Maximum loading | 1024 × 256 pixels; recommended values depend on screen design |
| Serial output | 16 data groups |
| Parallel modes | 4 groups RGBR′ or 5 groups RGB |
| Default-mode interfaces | 26-pin: 16 serial groups; 16-pin: 2 full-color parallel groups |
| 4/5-group parallel modes | 26-pin output; 16-pin interface inactive |
| Network / layout | RJ45; front-side output interface |
| Image adjustment | Pixel brightness calibration; single-card color-space conversion |
| Diagnostics | Network-cable BER test |
| Supply voltage | 5 V rated; 4.5–5.5 V |
| Rated current / power | 0.80 A / 4.0 W |
| Operating conditions | −20°C to +70°C; 0–95% humidity |
Choose the interface mode before wiring
In default mode, the 26-pin and 16-pin interfaces serve different data functions. The manual states that the 16-pin interface is inactive in the four-group and five-group parallel modes. Use the relevant pinout and receiver setting for the LED module.
The original description compares RV902 with RV802/RV806 and RV901. Match the physical interface, module driver and configuration before replacement, because the original text itself notes differences in size and output interfaces.
The older page includes monitoring and hot-backup claims that are not documented in the attached RV902 V1.1 feature list. Confirm those functions on the exact supplied version if they are required; the parameter table here follows the model-specific manual.




Frequently asked questions
1. What output modes does the RV902 support?
The V1.1 manual lists sixteen serial data groups, four groups of RGBR′ parallel data or five groups of RGB parallel data. The correct mode depends on the LED module.
2. Why is the RV902 16-pin output inactive in some modes?
The manual explicitly marks the 16-pin interface inactive in four-group and five-group parallel modes. Those modes use the 26-pin connection and their own pin assignments.
3. What is the maximum RV902 load?
The specified maximum is 1024 × 256 pixels, with recommended values dependent on the display design and configuration.
4. Are RV902 and RV901 physically interchangeable?
The original listing says they differ in size and output interfaces. Check connectors, mounting and configuration before choosing RV902 as a replacement.



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