Product overview
The Linsn X100 combines video processing, an LED sender and USB flash-drive playback for small fixed LED displays. It provides two RJ45 outputs with a total load of up to 1.3 million pixels. Video can come from HDMI, DVI, VGA or CVBS, or from supported files on a USB drive. This listing specifies Linsn receiving cards.
Product specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model / manual | X100; V3.0, hardware V4, January 2020 |
| LED outputs | 2 × RJ45; up to 650,000 pixels per output |
| Total loading | Up to 1.3 million pixels |
| Maximum width / height | 1920 pixels wide or 1080 pixels high, within total load |
| Video inputs | 1 × HDMI 1.3; 1 × DVI; 1 × VGA; 1 × CVBS |
| HDMI/DVI/VGA input | Up to 1920 × 1080 at 60 Hz |
| USB image formats | JPG, JPEG, PNG, BMP |
| USB video formats | MP4, AVI, MPG, MOV, RMVB |
| Scaling | Full-screen and pixel-to-pixel |
| Audio | Input and output |
| Control | RS232; USB connection to LEDSet |
| Power | AC 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz; 15 W rated |
| Operating environment | −20°C to +70°C; 0–95% RH |
| Dimensions / weight | 482.6 × 241.2 × 44.5 mm; 2.1 kg |
USB playback and screen setup
Select USB on the front panel to use the flash-drive playback input. A listed file extension does not define every supported codec or encoding setting; test the actual media files before installation. The USB connection for PC configuration is a separate function from flash-drive playback.
The input can accept 1920 × 1080 at 60 Hz, but the LED output remains limited to 1.3 million pixels. Plan the LED canvas and receiving-card mapping within that total.
The earlier listing mentions an Android extension board for phone or tablet connection. The attached V4 manual labels EXT as reserved and does not document that option. Confirm the hardware and accessory support if mobile-device connection is required.


Frequently asked questions
1. Can the Linsn X100 play videos from a USB drive?
Yes. The manual supports USB flash-drive playback and lists MP4, AVI, MPG, MOV and RMVB video formats, plus JPG, JPEG, PNG and BMP images. Test the required encoding before use.
2. Does 1080p input mean a full 1920 × 1080 LED output?
No. HDMI, DVI and VGA can accept up to 1920 × 1080 at 60 Hz, but the specified LED loading limit is 1.3 million pixels.
3. Which receiving cards can be used with X100?
This product listing specifies Linsn receiving cards. Check the receiving-card model and configuration for the intended LED modules.
4. Can a phone or tablet connect through an Android board?
The original page describes an Android extension option, but the attached V4 manual does not confirm it and marks EXT as reserved. Verify the supplied hardware and accessory before relying on this feature.
Download specification
Linsn Technology X100 LED Screen Video Controller Box Specification





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