Linsn4 × 1G Ethernet2,300,000 px
Linsn X104
1U all-in-one processor with HDMI/DVI/VGA/CVBS inputs and four gigabit Ethernet outputs loading up to 2.3 million pixels.
These figures have not yet been checked against the manufacturer datasheet. Verify before specifying.
Ports
2× 1G Ethernet4× 1G Ethernet
Capacity
1.3M px2.3M px
Capacity
- Outputs
- 4 × 1G Ethernet
- Pixels per port
- 650,000 px
- Total capacity
- 2,300,000 px
- Max input resolution
- 1920×1080@60Hz
Processing
- Ecosystem
- Linsn
- Redundancy
- Yes
- Inputs
- HDMI, DVI, VGA
Physical
- Rack units
- 1U
- Weight
- 2 kg
- Max power
- 15 W
- Operating temperature
- -20 to 70 °C
What this drives
Cabinet counts computed from each panel's pixel count, respecting both the per-port budget and the total capacity.
- INFiLED IRWT0.93-SSC0.93 mm2 per port8 cabinets
- INFiLED IRWK1.51.56 mm7 per port27 cabinets
- Planar VPI-2.3VX2.3148 mm13 per port49 cabinets
- AOTO SW3.73.75 mm12 per port44 cabinets
- Samsung IS059C-BL5.9 mm92 per port325 cabinets
All models in the X series
Every Linsn X processor with its port count and pixel capacity.
- Linsn X1022× 1G Ethernet1.3M px
- X104this model4× 1G Ethernet2.3M px
Competing controllers
The closest processors from other brands by capacity and outputs — ecosystems differ, so the receiving cards do too.
- Colorlight A2004× 1G Ethernet2.3M px
- Colorlight S44× 1G Ethernet2.3M px
- NovaStar TB604× 1G Ethernet2.3M px
- NovaStar MCTRL6004× 1G Ethernet2.3M px
Frequently asked
- How many pixels can the Linsn X104 drive?
- 2,300,000 pixels in total, across 4 outputs carrying up to 650,000 pixels each. Both limits apply — filling every port does not unlock more than the total.
- How many cabinets does the Linsn X104 drive?
- INFiLED IRWT0.93-SSC (0.93 mm): 8 cabinets; INFiLED IRWK1.5 (1.56 mm): 27 cabinets; Planar VPI-2.3VX (2.3148 mm): 49 cabinets; AOTO SW3.7 (3.75 mm): 44 cabinets; Samsung IS059C-BL (5.9 mm): 325 cabinets. The exact figure depends on the cabinet's pixel count.
- Which panels work with the Linsn X104?
- Any cabinet whose receiving card speaks the Linsn protocol, within the capacity above. Most manufacturers fit the card the customer orders, so confirm the ecosystem with your supplier.