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Find answers on KYSTAR controllers, media players and receiving cards. Check compatibility, plan your setup or troubleshoot your LED display.
Check what your KYSTAR equipment can do.
KD4 and KD6 support 4K@60Hz hardware decoding with H.264 and H.265. Decoding resolution and screen loading capacity are separate specifications.
Compatible KP and KD players connect to Kares Cloud for remote content publishing and device management.
Kapollo can manage compatible audio, lighting and power systems, as well as programmable equipment such as motorized screens and rail motors.
Yes. H8s Pro supports HDR10 and HLG when paired with compatible sending equipment and an appropriate HDR signal chain.
Options include control-card, input/output and redundant power backups. Availability depends on the model and configuration.
Find the inputs, layers and output capacity your project needs.
Controllers with sufficient independent layers can display multiple sources together. The available layout depends on your model’s inputs, resolutions and layer limits.
Current SHn models support up to 128 2K layers and 224 Ethernet outputs, depending on the chassis and installed cards.
The SEn range supports up to 192 layers, with configurations offering up to 128 2K or 32 4K@60Hz output channels.
For HDR10/HLG displays, consider compatible Hxs receiving cards. For 8K signal processing, explore SEn and SHn processors.
Yes. ES20 provides four 10G fiber interfaces for long-distance LED display signal transmission.
ES20 supports up to 8.85 million pixels across 20 Gigabit Ethernet outputs, with a maximum width or height of 8,000 pixels.
Start with these checks to narrow down the issue.
Confirm the source is playing and the correct input is selected. Then check power, video cables and the connection between sending and receiving equipment.
Check RGB data order, module settings and calibration data. Use a test pattern to help determine whether the issue affects the source or the display configuration. Check the display settings on your computer to ensure the color format output is set to RGB.
Check power and data connections in the affected area. Then verify receiving-card communication and screen mapping. For 2-in-1 processor devices, you need to check the canvas size settings.
Verify the module’s driver IC, scan mode and configuration file. Power off the affected cabinet before checking ribbon cables and module connections. The image is blurry: check the resolution to ensure a pixel-for-pixel display
Share your device model, connection layout and a photo or video of the issue. Our technical team can help you identify the next step.