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General| Refresh Rate | 3840 Hz |
|---|---|
| Contrast Ratio | 5000:1 |
| Lifespan | 100, 000 hours |
| Pixel Pitch | 2.5mm |
| Brightness | 1000 nits |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 50°C |
| Cabinet Size | 500mm x 500mm |
| IP Rating | IP65 |
To prevent electric shock, ensure proper grounding, disconnect power during lightning, and turn off the master switch before maintenance.
Use circuit breakers, maintain ventilation, avoid obstructing the screen, do not modify, and do not exceed 55°C ambient temperature.
Wear helmets, ensure structures withstand equipment weight, secure stacked products, and avoid looking directly at the screen without protection.
Information on recycling components and contacting local authorities for disposal information.
Highlights features like curve version, high brightness, HDR10, 16bit grayscale, 3840Hz refresh rate, and advanced locking system.
Detailed specifications for PL V2 indoor models, including LED type, pixel pitch, cabinet dimensions, refresh rate, and power consumption.
Detailed specifications for PL V2 outdoor models, including LED type, pixel pitch, cabinet dimensions, refresh rate, and power consumption.
Visual representations of cabinet dimensions in millimeters, showing front, side, and depth views.
Identifies and illustrates key internal components of the LED cabinet, such as magnetic locks, locking systems, modules, and power boxes.
Details on using hanging bars for rigging installation, including illustrations and step-by-step instructions for connecting cabinets.
Guidelines for stacking LED cabinets, noting the support for radian connection from -7.5° to +10°.
Essential precautions for installing PL V2 series as floor tile screens, including screw placement for stability.
Pre-cabling checks for power/signal circuits, voltage requirements, and power consumption calculations for safe operation.
Information on connecting power and signal cables using aviation connectors, and basic wiring operation steps.
Illustrates a typical wiring setup for connecting the screen system to a video source and distribution box.
Lists and illustrates essential tools required for LED screen maintenance, such as screwdrivers, multimeters, and levels.
General guidance for performing maintenance, with specific steps for module front and rear maintenance procedures.
Detailed steps for front and rear module maintenance, including using specialized tools for removal and replacement.
Step-by-step instructions for the maintenance and replacement of power boxes in 500x500mm and 500x1000mm cabinets.
Introduces maintenance procedures for critical electronic components like receiving and HUB cards, showing component examples.
Guides on performing rear maintenance for receiving cards, including screw removal and proper reinstallation with directionality.
Instructions for rear maintenance of the HUB board, referencing receiving card procedures and secure screw fixing.
Steps for front maintenance of receiving cards, involving cabinet disassembly to access and replace the card.
Specific steps for removing and replacing the power supply unit, requiring a Phillips screwdriver for screw removal.
Details on PL V2 series flight cases, highlighting their design for transport, stackability, and available configurations.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues when specific modules on the screen appear black, checking power and data connections.
Solutions for a completely black screen, covering power status, cable connections, sending card, and video card drivers.
Steps to fix scrambled images, focusing on receiving card seating, data cables, firmware, and computer issues.
Addresses color differences between modules, suggesting checks for module seating, data cables, and sending card indicators.
Guides on ensuring all panels display the same content by checking software settings and data port connections.
Steps to resolve the issue of no control system detection, checking USB cables, ports, and drivers.
Solutions for when the multi-function card is not detected, checking its power, data cable, and card seating.
Steps to resolve issues where the screen shows no full display, checking playback window and video processor output.
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