Product overview
The Linsn L1 is an asynchronous LED display player for advertising screens with up to 650,000 pixels. Programs can be imported through Wi-Fi, LAN, USB or a USB flash drive. It supports network-based screen setup and includes a 3.5 mm audio output for installations that need sound alongside stored media.
Product specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model / document | L1 asynchronous player; V2.1, March 2019 |
| Maximum LED load | 650,000 pixels |
| Maximum width / height | 1920 pixels wide or 1080 pixels high, within total capacity |
| Program transfer | Wi-Fi, LAN, USB and USB flash drive |
| Playback content | Video, images, animation; Word and database content listed |
| Scan support | Static through 32 scan; real and virtual pixels |
| Grayscale | Up to 16-bit / 65,536 levels |
| Refresh limits | Up to 3840 Hz scanning; up to 6000 Hz static |
| Audio | 3.5 mm output |
| Network / output interfaces | LAN/WAN; Wi-Fi; LED OUT |
| Power input / consumption | DC 12 V; 15 W |
| Operating temperature | −20°C to +75°C |
| Operating humidity | 0–95% |
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
Prepare content and screen mapping
The L1 is documented for asynchronous playback. Its interface list does not include HDMI input, so confirm a different model if the installation requires a live HDMI source.
Size the LED canvas within the 650,000-pixel capacity. The width and height limits are separate constraints and do not imply a full 1920 × 1080 output canvas.
Check the module driver IC and scan configuration when selecting refresh and grayscale settings. The manual gives broad media categories without detailed codec requirements; validate the actual files and playback program before deployment.


Frequently asked questions
1. Can the Linsn L1 play content without a live HDMI source?
Yes. It is an asynchronous player that supports programs imported through Wi-Fi, LAN, USB or a USB flash drive.
2. Does L1 have an HDMI input?
The attached L1 V2.1 manual does not list HDMI input. It documents asynchronous playback and LED OUT, LAN/WAN, USB and audio-output connections.
3. What is the largest LED canvas supported by L1?
The total capacity is up to 650,000 pixels. The listed maximum width is 1920 pixels or maximum height is 1080 pixels, subject to that total.
4. What refresh and grayscale settings are supported?
The specification lists up to 16-bit grayscale, up to 3840 Hz for scanning displays and up to 6000 Hz for static displays. The usable settings depend on the LED module and system configuration.
Download specification
Linsn Technology L1 Asynchronous LED Video Wall Sending Box Specification








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