Select the NovaStar MX_1xST2110 (100G) Input Card for projects requiring a coex led display controller. This listing identifies the exact model so you can compare the required connections and specifications before purchase.
Key configuration details: Single 100GbE QSFP28 port — the highest-bandwidth ST 2110 ingest in the MX card range; Carries uncompressed SMPTE ST 2110 video, audio, and metadata as independent IP streams; Headroom for high-resolution streams up to 8K and 10-bit color depending on the source; Compatible with NovaStar MX2000 Pro and MX6000 Pro COEX controllers; Designed for PTP-timed broadcast IP workflows with SDP-based stream configuration; 1x ST2110 (IN).
Model specifications
- Single 100GbE QSFP28 port — the highest-bandwidth ST 2110 ingest in the MX card range
- Carries uncompressed SMPTE ST 2110 video, audio, and metadata as independent IP streams
- Headroom for high-resolution streams up to 8K and 10-bit color depending on the source
- Compatible with NovaStar MX2000 Pro and MX6000 Pro COEX controllers
- Designed for PTP-timed broadcast IP workflows with SDP-based stream configuration
- 1x ST2110 (IN)
Check the model number, system requirements and selected configuration before ordering. Optional components and accessories are not included unless explicitly specified.
NovaStar Documents & Downloads
Host-series reference documents: this module is listed within the following system documents. These documents cover the host system and its supported modules.
Specifications
- MX6000 Pro LED Display Controller Specifications-V1.5.1.pdf
- MX6000-Pro-LED-Display-Controller-Specifications-V1.5.0.pdf
- MX2000 Pro LED Display Controller Specifications-V1.5.1.pdf
- MX2000-Pro-LED-Display-Controller-Specifications-V1.5.0.pdf
User Manual
- MX6000 Pro LED Display Controller User Manual-V1.5.1.pdf
- MX6000-Pro-LED-Display-Controller-User-Manual-V1.5.0.pdf
- MX2000 Pro LED Display Controller User Manual-V1.5.1.pdf
- MX2000-Pro-LED-Display-Controller-User-Manual-V1.5.0.pdf
Check the document model, version and hardware revision before use. Archived versions are retained with their original version numbers.
