Product overview
The Linsn L2 is a synchronous/asynchronous LED player for advertising displays with up to 650,000 pixels. Use HDMI input for synchronous display, or import programs through Wi-Fi, LAN, USB or a USB flash drive for playback. It also provides a 3.5 mm audio output and network-based screen setup.
Product specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model / manual | L2; V2.1, March 2019 |
| Playback modes | Synchronous HDMI input; asynchronous program playback |
| Maximum LED load | 650,000 pixels |
| Maximum width / height | 1920 pixels horizontally or 1080 vertically, within total load |
| Program import | Wi-Fi, LAN, USB and USB flash drive |
| Scan modes | Static through 32 scan; real and virtual pixels |
| Grayscale | Up to 16-bit, 65,536 levels |
| Listed refresh limits | Up to 3840 Hz for scanning display; up to 6000 Hz for static display |
| Media categories | Video, images and animation; Word and database content listed |
| Audio output | 3.5 mm |
| Power input | DC 12 V |
| Power consumption | 15 W |
| Dimensions in original listing | 178 × 103 × 32 mm |
| Operating conditions | −20°C to +75°C; 0–95% humidity |
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
Choose synchronous or stored-content operation
Use HDMI when the display needs to follow an external video signal. Use imported content for a scheduled or stored-content installation. The specification lists multiple import methods but does not define every supported codec, so test your actual media before deployment.
The 1920-pixel width and 1080-pixel height are separate limits. They do not mean that a full 1920 × 1080 LED canvas fits within the 650,000-pixel capacity.
Refresh and grayscale values are maximum supported figures, not fixed results for every screen. Check the driver IC, scan mode and receiving-card configuration needed to meet the intended display performance.


Frequently asked questions
1. Can the Linsn L2 work in both synchronous and asynchronous modes?
Yes. HDMI input supports synchronous display, while programs can be imported through Wi-Fi, LAN, USB or USB flash drive for asynchronous use.
2. How many pixels can the L2 control?
The maximum stated load is 650,000 pixels. The 1920-pixel width and 1080-pixel height limits must be used within that total, not combined as a full 1080p LED output.
3. What refresh rates are listed for L2?
The manual lists up to 3840 Hz for scanning displays and up to 6000 Hz for static displays. Actual performance depends on the module and system configuration.
4. Does L2 have audio output and Wi-Fi?
Yes. The manual identifies a 3.5 mm audio output, a Wi-Fi antenna and a Wi-Fi/hotspot switch.






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