Equipment Library

LED.FYI includes a built-in equipment library with specifications for video processors, LED panels, and fiber switches from major manufacturers.

Processors

Brompton Tessera S8

• Outputs: 8x 1G Ethernet
• Use case: Standard LED wall installations
• Features: Industry-standard Tessera processing

Brompton Tessera SX40

• Outputs: 4x 10G Fiber trunks
• Use case: Large-scale installations requiring fiber distribution
• Features: HDR support, compatible with Tessera fiber switches
• Redundancy: Supports data redundancy with trunk-level A/B pairing and processor redundancy via shared XD switches

Brompton Tessera AMS8

• Outputs: 8x 1G Ethernet
• Use case: Alternative Tessera configuration

Colorlight Z6

• Outputs: 16x 1G Ethernet
• Use case: High-output-count installations

Colorlight Z9

• Outputs: 16x 1G Ethernet
• Use case: Similar to Z6 with different specifications

Megapixel Helios

• Outputs: 8x 10G Fiber trunks + direct 1G Ethernet (mixed-output)
• Use case: High-bandwidth installations requiring maximum pixel capacity
• Features: Very high pixel capacity per output, supports both trunk and direct output modes

Novastar NovaPro UHD Jr

• Outputs: 16x 1G Ethernet
• Use case: Novastar ecosystem installations

Novastar VX1000

• Outputs: 10x 1G Ethernet
• Use case: Mid-range Novastar installations

Mixed-Output Processors

Some processors have both 10G trunk outputs and direct 1G Ethernet outputs. These mixed-output processors let you choose how to connect to panels:

• 10G Trunks + Switches — Use the 10G fiber ports with trunk switches that fan out to 1G panel connections. Best for large installations with many panels.
• Direct 1G — Bypass switches entirely and connect panels directly to the processor's 1G ports. Simpler cabling for smaller setups.

The output mode is selected in the Processor panel when using a mixed-output processor. Currently, the Megapixel Helios is the primary mixed-output processor in the library.

Pixel Capacity

Each processor's pixel capacity per output varies with bit depth and frame rate. Higher bit depth or frame rate reduces the number of pixels each output can drive. Typical ranges:

Configuration	Capacity Range
8-bit / 30Hz	Highest capacity
10-bit / 60Hz	Standard capacity
12-bit / 60Hz	Reduced capacity
10-bit / 120Hz	Significantly reduced

The exact values are processor-specific and displayed in the Processor panel when you select a processor and operating parameters.

Panel Types

The library includes panels from multiple manufacturers with pixel pitches ranging from approximately 1.9mm to 3.9mm. Key brands include:

• Absen — A3 Pro (3.9mm), PL2.5 (2.5mm), and others
• AOTO — M2 series and others
• GalaxyLED — MLS360 (1.9mm) and others
• ROE Visual — Various models
• Unilumin — Various pitches

Each panel type includes pixel resolution, physical dimensions, weight, and maximum power draw.

Switches

For processors with 10G fiber trunk outputs, compatible switches convert the 10G trunk into multiple 1G outputs for individual panel connections. The library includes switches compatible with each processor type.

Switch specifications include:

• Total output port count
• Bandwidth capacity
• Processor compatibility

Using the Library

The equipment library is integrated into the app:

• Wizard — Browse processors and panels during project setup
• Sidebar — Select equipment from dropdown menus with search
• Auto-calculation — Pixel limits, string counts, and BOM are computed from library data

All specifications are sourced from manufacturer documentation. If your panel isn't listed, you can submit it to the community library from the Library page.