Product overview
The Linsn RV907 is a receiving card listed for rental LED displays, LED lighting and LED curtains. It provides four module-output interfaces, up to 24 parallel data groups and a listed 1024 × 256-pixel maximum load. Its configuration, correction and monitoring functions are intended to support cabinet installation and maintenance.
Product specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | RV907 |
| Application | Rental LED displays, LED lighting and LED curtains |
| Module interfaces | 4 outputs; 90-degree 26-pin interface described |
| Parallel data | Up to 6 groups per interface; 24 groups total |
| Serial data in original listing | 16 groups |
| Maximum loading | 1024 × 256 pixels |
| Signal processing | 18-bit; up to 18-bit grayscale per RGB channel |
| Chromaticity correction | 1024 grades of single-pixel correction |
| Color input support | 12-bit HDMI color through a ninth-generation sending card |
| Configuration | Readback, program replication and color-space conversion |
| Diagnostics | Network BER and flat-cable tests; pixel fault detection requires a dedicated driver chip |
| Monitoring | Door, temperature, 2 fan-speed lines and 3 voltage lines |
| Optional sensors | Humidity and smoke modules sold separately |
Check the module wiring and board fit
The product text states compatibility with earlier RV807/817/827/837 and RV801 systems. Check the actual board revision, connector assignment and configuration before replacement; do not rely on family names alone.
Each module interface includes a VCC pin for power from the module supply. Confirm the correct electrical rating and wiring for the supplied card before connection. No model-specific PDF is attached to this page.
The original description lists “479 mm × 1365 mm” as a small board size. Those dimensions are not supported by a matching document here and are not used as installation dimensions. The retained image filename contains RV907H, so confirm the actual RV907 model and mounting pattern when ordering.

Frequently asked questions
1. Is the RV907 suitable for rental LED displays?
The original product description identifies RV907 as a receiving card for rental screens, with parallel data for LED modules and serial data for lighting or curtain applications.
2. Does the RV907 have an HDMI socket?
The listed 12-bit HDMI color support requires a ninth-generation sending card. It is a system-level capability, not a documented direct HDMI input on the receiver.
3. Which diagnostic functions are listed for RV907?
The page lists network-cable BER testing, flat-cable fault detection and configuration readback. Pixel-fault detection requires a compatible dedicated driver chip.
4. What should I check before replacing an RV907?
Confirm the exact model and revision, 26-pin wiring, module scan settings, power requirements and mounting pattern. The existing dimension text and RV907H-labelled image filename are not sufficient proof of physical fit.


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