NovaStar MRV532 receiving card for PWM driver ICs
The NovaStar MRV532 is designed for LED modules using PWM driver ICs. A single card supports up to 512 × 512 at 60 Hz with an 8-bit video source, or 512 × 384 at 60 Hz with a 10-bit or 12-bit source. Ten HUB320F connectors provide the module connections.
MRV532 specifications
| 8-bit source loading | Up to 512 × 512 at 60 Hz |
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| 10-bit / 12-bit source loading | Up to 512 × 384 at 60 Hz |
| Module connectors | 10 × HUB320F |
| RGB real-pixel data | Up to 40 groups |
| 3-color sub-pixel data | Up to 40 groups |
| 4-color sub-pixel data | Up to 30 groups |
| Low latency | 1 frame at the receiving-card end; requires modules with driver ICs that have built-in RAM |
| Rotation | 0°, 90°, 180° or 270° |
| Input voltage | DC 3.8–5.5 V |
| Rated current / power | 0.5 A / 2.5 W |
| Dimensions / net weight | 146.0 × 91.5 × 19.2 mm / 99.5 g per card |
Values above refer to the original V1.0.2 PDF linked below. Check the source bit depth, module driver IC, firmware and cabinet mapping when confirming loading.
Calibration and seam adjustment
Pixel-level brightness and chroma calibration works with NovaStar’s calibration system to reduce differences between LEDs. Dark or bright lines at module and cabinet seams can be adjusted. Mobile-app seam correction requires a compatible TU-series setup and supports automatic or manual adjustment.
Low latency, 3D and rotation
The one-frame receiving-card latency requires driver ICs with built-in RAM. It does not describe the total delay through the source, processor and LED screen. For 3D output, the card must work with a controller that supports 3D. Rotation in 90° steps can be used where the cabinet arrangement calls for it.
Module compatibility checks
Compare the HUB320F pinout and data mode with the module before connecting it. The original V1.0.2 document specifies A, B and C line-decoding signals and excludes D and E signals. Provide the module model, driver IC and cabinet layout when requesting a compatibility check.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the MRV532 support 512 × 512 with a 12-bit source?
The original V1.0.2 specification lists 512 × 512 at 60 Hz for 8-bit sources and 512 × 384 at 60 Hz for 10-bit or 12-bit sources. Use the rating matching the signal format.
Which module connectors does it use?
The MRV532 uses ten HUB320F connectors. Check the pinout and module wiring before installation; a connector count alone does not establish compatibility.
What is required for one-frame low latency?
The modules must use driver ICs with built-in RAM. The stated one-frame delay applies at the receiving-card end, not to the complete video system.
Can I adjust module seams from a mobile app?
The documented mobile-app seam-correction function works with the TU series. Confirm the controller and software setup before relying on that workflow.
Can the MRV532 rotate the displayed image?
Yes. The listed rotation settings are 0°, 90°, 180° and 270°.
Download the original specification
NovaStar MRV532 Receiving Card Specifications (PDF, V1.0.2)
Contact sales for price, availability and a review of your module and controller configuration.





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