NovaStar MX2000 Pro modular LED display controller
The NovaStar MX2000 Pro combines video processing and LED display control in a modular COEX system. Two input-card slots and two output-card slots let a project select the required source connections and transmission path. Screens can be configured by output card for multi-screen installations.
Quoted configuration: this listing is based on the host unit, an MX_4×HDMI 2.0 input card and an MX_4x10G_Fiber output card. Other configurations require a separate quotation. Confirm card quantities and accessories with sales before ordering.
MX2000 Pro specifications and configuration
| Input-card slots | 2 |
|---|---|
| Listed input choices | 4 × HDMI 2.0 per 4K input card; 2 × DP 1.4 per 8K input card. These are alternative card options, not a list of included cards. |
| Input bit depth | 12-bit, 10-bit and 8-bit |
| Output-card slots | 2 |
| Quoted output card | MX_4x10G_Fiber |
| Fiber conversion | MX_4x10G_Fiber works with CVT10 for 1G Ethernet transmission |
| Original Ethernet loading reference | 650,000 pixels per cable; use the specification’s detailed table for the selected bit depth, frame rate and receiving card |
| Maximum frame-rate capability | Up to 360 Hz in the V1.1.1 configuration reference; actual support depends on the screen hardware |
| Presets | Up to 128 customizable presets |
| Monitoring | Real-time input-source preview and LED screen status monitoring |
The original listing highlights HDMI 2.0 and DP 1.4 cards. V1.1.1 also documents DP 1.2, HDMI 2.1 and 12G-SDI input-card options. Ask for a quotation matched to the required input card and signal format; an available slot does not mean that a card is installed.
Screen management and presets
Card-based screen configuration allows separate output cards to be assigned to screens. Frame synchronization aligns output images used on the same display. For irregular layouts, blank areas do not contribute to pixel loading; each Ethernet port’s load is calculated from the cabinets connected to it.
Save layer arrangements, brightness, color temperature and gamma as presets for repeated show or installation settings. Real-time preview and status monitoring help the operator check source selection and display operation.
Plan the complete signal path
Specify the source connector, resolution, frame rate and bit depth, along with the LED cabinet layout and receiving-card model. For the quoted fiber output card, also confirm the CVT10 converter, fiber type and optical modules required for the installation. Do not assume that the maximum frame rate and maximum pixel load apply simultaneously.
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Frequently asked questions
What is included in the quoted MX2000 Pro configuration?
The stated pricing basis is the host unit, an MX_4×HDMI 2.0 input card and an MX_4x10G_Fiber output card. Contact sales to confirm quantities, accessories and current pricing or request a different card combination.
Does the MX2000 Pro have fixed HDMI and DisplayPort inputs?
Its inputs are provided by removable cards. The connector types available on the supplied unit depend on the cards ordered and installed.
Which converter works with the listed 10G fiber output card?
The MX_4x10G_Fiber card works with a CVT10 fiber converter to provide the listed 1G Ethernet transmission path. Confirm the converter version, optical modules and receiving-card compatibility for your system.
Can every LED screen run at 360 Hz?
No. The original V1.1.1 reference states a maximum capability of 360 Hz, with actual support determined by the screen hardware configuration. Input format, receiving cards and port loading must also be checked.
Can I save different screen settings as presets?
Yes. The controller supports up to 128 customizable presets for settings such as layers, brightness, color temperature and gamma.
Original specification and manual downloads
These original downloads identify the document edition used here. Confirm any newer hardware or firmware requirements with sales.





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