The H803TV converts real-time video content from a computer or compatible video source into network control data for large addressable LED installations.
H803TV DVI/HDMI Online LED Master Controller
H803TV DVI/HDMI Online LED Master Controller
The H803TV is an online master controller designed to convert real-time DVI or HDMI video content into control data for large addressable LED lighting systems.
Four network ports can be configured independently, allowing different LED IC protocols to be used on separate outputs. The controller works with compatible slave controllers such as H801RA, H801RC and H802RA, and supports LED Studio and MADRIX software for real-time effects, video mapping and large-screen pixel control.
Product Specification Table
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | DVI/HDMI Online LED Master Controller |
| Model No | H803TV |
| Controller Type | Online Video Master Controller |
| Video Input | DVI; HDMI connection supported through compatible interface or cable |
| Network Output Ports | 4 |
| Maximum Pixel Capacity | Up to 400,000 pixels |
| Maximum Pixels per Port | Up to 100,000 pixels |
| Maximum Slave Controllers | Up to 1,020 total |
| Maximum Slaves per Port | Up to 255 |
| Compatible Slave Controllers | H801RA / H801RC / H802RA |
| Direct Online/Offline Output | H803TC supported |
| Software | LED Studio / MADRIX |
| Data Transmission | Standard Ethernet Protocol |
| Maximum Network Distance | Up to 100m per Ethernet segment |
| Display Modes | Duplicate / Extended / Multi-Monitor |
| Recommended Refresh Rate | 60Hz |
| Input Voltage | DC9V |
| Power Consumption | 5W |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +75°C |
| Product Size | 183 × 139 × 40mm |
| Weight | 0.8kg |
| Carton Size | 205 × 168 × 69mm |
| Included Accessories | DVI Cable / USB Cable / DC 9V Adapter |
FAQ
Normally, no. The H803TV is a master controller. Addressable LED products are generally connected through compatible slave controllers such as H801RA, H801RC or H802RA.
One H803TV can control up to 400,000 pixels in total, with up to 100,000 pixels assigned to each of its four network ports. Actual capacity depends on the slave controllers, IC protocol and display configuration.
Yes. The four outputs can be configured independently, allowing different compatible IC protocols to be assigned to separate ports.