Product overview
The Linsn RV921 is an LED receiving card with a rear-side 50-pin output interface and 90-degree RJ45 orientation in the linked RV901/911/921/931 family specification. This listing identifies the output connector as female. The card supports cabinet monitoring, configuration readback and dual-receiver hot backup.
Product specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model / source | RV921; family specification V1.0, September 5, 2012 |
| Output connector | 50-pin female, per product listing; rear-side output in family model table |
| RJ45 orientation | 90 degrees |
| 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 |
| 12-bit color input support | Requires a ninth-generation sending card |
| Configuration functions | Readback; program replication; single-card color-space conversion |
| Diagnostics | Network BER and flat-cable fault tests; pixel fault detection requires dedicated driver-chip support |
| Cabinet monitoring | Door, temperature, 2 fan-speed lines and 3 voltage lines |
| Optional monitoring | Humidity sensor and smoke module sold separately |
| Working voltage | 3.3–5.5 V |
| Average working current | 0.8 A |
| Operating environment | 0°C to +60°C; 10–90% humidity |
Check the connector orientation before replacement
The RV901 and RV921 share a family document, but the model table places their output interfaces on different sides. Use the RV921 rear-side layout and the actual connector gender when checking fit; do not assume the boards mount interchangeably without inspecting the cabinet.
The family document defines normal and 20-group parallel-data modes. The 50-pin signal assignment changes with the mode, so follow the pinout table that matches the screen configuration.
The stated 12-bit HDMI color support is a control-system feature requiring a ninth-generation sending card; it does not mean RV921 has an HDMI input socket. Hot backup and optional environmental monitoring need the appropriate additional hardware.


Frequently asked questions
1. How does RV921 differ from RV901 in the family specification?
The model table lists a 90-degree RJ45 orientation for both, with RV901 outputs on the front side and RV921 outputs on the back side. This product listing identifies a 50-pin female connector.
2. How many pixels can the RV921 handle?
The linked family specification lists a maximum of 1024 × 256 pixels per receiving card. Verify the module and system settings for the required display performance.
3. Does the RV921 accept HDMI directly?
The specification describes 12-bit HDMI color support when used with a ninth-generation sending card. It does not identify a direct HDMI connector on the receiving card.
4. Are humidity, smoke and pixel-fault monitoring automatic on every system?
Humidity and smoke monitoring require separately supplied modules. Pixel-fault detection requires a supported dedicated driver chip.


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