NovaStar VX Pro Series: Which Processor Fits Your Rental LED Display?
Meta Description: NovaStar VX400 Pro to VX2000 Pro – learn net ports, max load, and how to choose the right processor for your rental LED screen. Example with P3.91 included.
Introduction
The video processor is the brain of your LED display. NovaStar’s VX Pro series is built for rental applications, offering stable output, low latency, and flexible input options. But which model do you need?
The answer depends on net ports and total pixels.
Caption: More net ports = larger screen capacity.
VX Pro Series at a Glance
All models support U‑disk playback, RS232/TCP‑IP control, and LCT software. Higher models add more layers and Genlock for multi‑processor sync.
Caption: One net port drives up to 650,000 pixels – regardless of cabinet size.
How to Choose: Example with P3.91
Step 1 – Calculate total pixels
P3.91 pixel density = 65,536 dots/㎡. For a 50㎡ screen:
50 * 65,536 = 3,276,800 pixels
Step 2 – Determine required net ports
Each net port max = 650,000 pixels.
3,276,800 ÷ 650,000 ≈ 5.04 → 6 net ports (always round up)
Step 3 – Match processor
6 ports = VX600 Pro (6 net ports, 3.9M max load). Perfect fit.
> For larger screens, repeat the same logic: total pixels ÷ 650,000 = ports → pick VX1000 Pro (10 ports) or VX2000 Pro (20 ports).
Conclusion
Choosing the right NovaStar VX Pro processor is simple: count your total pixels, divide by 650,000, then pick the model with enough net ports. Guide Visual integrates NovaStar controllers and helps you select the perfect match for your rental fleet.
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