NovaStar TB6 Taurus multimedia player
The NovaStar TB6 combines content playback and LED sending for commercial displays with up to 1,300,000 pixels. It supports synchronous and asynchronous operation, dual Wi-Fi modes, multi-screen playback synchronization and redundant backup.
Use the TB6 for retail signs, chain-store displays, advertising screens and other installations that need local or remote content management. Confirm the screen pixel dimensions, receiving-card setup and intended playback mode before selecting the unit.
TB6 specifications and operating modes
| LED loading | Up to 1,300,000 pixels |
|---|---|
| Playback modes | Internal content in asynchronous mode; HDMI input in synchronous mode |
| Processor | Eight-core 1.5 GHz |
| Memory / storage | 2 GB operating memory / 8 GB internal storage |
| Video decoding | H.265 4K and 1080p hardware decoding |
| HDMI / USB | HDMI 1.4 input and output; USB 2.0 |
| Wi-Fi | AP, station and combined AP + station operation |
| Cellular network | Optional 4G module, selected for the country or region |
| Backup functions | Network redundancy and Ethernet port redundancy |
Video decoding capability is separate from LED loading. A 4K file does not increase the screen’s 1,300,000-pixel limit. Share the complete cabinet map and receiving-card details for a screen configuration review.
Content publishing and synchronization
Publish programs and control the screen using a PC, phone or LAN connection. Remote centralized publishing and monitoring can support installations with multiple locations. Choose the network arrangement according to how content will be updated at each site.
Multi-screen playback requires matching programs and synchronized device time. For projects with strict synchronization requirements, the original guidance recommends a time-synchronization module; confirm its suitability and inclusion separately.
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TB6 frequently asked questions
Can the TB6 play content without a live computer source?
Yes. Asynchronous mode uses internal content. A live HDMI source is used in synchronous mode instead. Configure the screen and publish the intended program before standalone playback.
Is a 4G module included with every TB6?
No. The original listing specifies purchasing and installing a suitable 4G module when cellular networking is required. Confirm regional network compatibility and the supplied accessories in your quotation.
What does redundant backup mean on the TB6?
The specification distinguishes network connection backup from active/standby Ethernet output-port backup. Confirm the required receiving-card wiring and configuration; the feature name alone does not establish redundancy for an existing installation.
Which software is referenced for TB6 control?
V1.2.0 lists ViPlex Express and NovaLCT for PC tasks, and ViPlex Handy for mobile operation. Check firmware and software compatibility before changing a working system.
What information is needed for a TB6 quotation?
Provide the screen resolution, receiving-card model, quantity and delivery country. Specify internal playback or live HDMI, any synchronization requirements, and whether a 4G module is needed.
Specification download
Download the original TB6 Specifications V1.2.0. Confirm the hardware revision against this document when replacing an older unit.




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