Novastar TB50 LED Media player Box

Output

• Loading capacity up to 1,300,000 pixels
  Maximum width: 4096 pixels
  Maximum height: 4096 pixels
• 2x Gigabit Ethernet ports
  All these four ports serve as primary by default.
  Users can also set two as primary and the other
  two as a backup.
• 1x Stereo audio connector
  The audio sample rate of the internal source is
  fixed at 48 kHz. The audio sample rate of the
  external source supports 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, or
  48 kHz. If NovaStar’s multifunction card is used
  for audio output, audio with a sample rate of 48
  kHz is required.
• 1x HDMI 1.4 connector
  Maximum output: 1080p@60Hz, support for
  HDMI loop

Input

• 1x HDMI 1.4 connector
  In synchronous mode, video sources input from this connector can be scaled to fit the entire screen automatically.
• 2x sensor connectors
  The audio sample rate of the internal source is
  fixed at 48 kHz. The audio sample rate of the

Control

• 1x USB 3.0 (Type A) port
  Allows for USB playback and firmware upgrade
  over USB.
• 1x USB (Type B) port
  Connects to the control computer for content
  publishing and screen control.
• 1x Gigabit Ethernet port
  Connects to the control computer, a LAN or
  public network for content publishing and screen
  control.

Performance

• Powerful processing capacity
  Quad-core ARM A55 processor @1.8 GHz
  − Support for H.264/H.265 4K@60Hz video
  decoding
  − 1 GB of onboard RAM
  − 16 GB of internal storage
• Flawless playback
  2x 4K, 6x 1080p, 10x 720p, or 20x 360p video
  playback

Functionality

• All-round control plans
  − Enables users to publish content and control screens from a computer, mobile phone, or tablet
  − Allows users to publish content and control
  screens from anywhere, anytime.
  − Allows users to monitor screens from
  anywhere, anytime.

• Switching between Wi-Fi AP and Wi-Fi STA
  − In Wi-Fi AP mode, the user terminal connects to the built-in Wi-Fi hotspot of the TB50. The default SSID is “AP+Last 8 digits of SN” and the default password is “12345678”.
  − In Wi-Fi STA mode, the user terminal and
  the TB50 are connected to the Wi-Fi hotspot of a router.

• Synchronous and asynchronous modes
  − In asynchronous mode, the internal video source works. 
  − In Wi-Fi STA mode, the user terminal and
  the TB50 are connected to the Wi-Fi hotspot of a router.
• In synchronous mode, the video source
  input from the HDMI connector works.

• Synchronous playback across multiple screens
  NTP time synchronization
  − GPS time synchronization (The specified
  4G module must be installed.)
  − RF time synchronization (The specified RF
  module must be installed.)

• Support for 4G modules
  The TB50 ships without a 4G module. Users
  have to purchase 4G modules separately if
  needed.
  Network connection priority: Wired network > WiFi network > 4G network
  When multiple types of networks are available,
  the TB50 will choose a signal automatically
  according to the priority.