A7 High-Density Receiving Card-Sivision Integrated intelligent control solution service provider

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A7 High-Density Receiving Card

A7 is a compact, versatile receiving card launched by Beijing Sivision S&T Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Sivision"), capable of driving up to 260,000 pixels per card. It supports features such as individual brightness and chroma correction for each pixel, 3D functionality, and independent RGB Gamma adjustment, enhancing overall image quality and delivering a superior user experience.

The A7 utilizes a high-density connector interface for communication, offering dust and shock resistance with exceptional stability. It supports up to 32 groups of parallel RGB data or 96 groups of serial data. Additionally, the hardware design complies with EMC Class B standards, enhancing the product’s electromagnetic compatibility and making it suitable for deployment in a wide range of field environments.

Ultra-low latency

Ultra-low latency, combined with low-latency transmission devices, effectively ensures real-time synchronization between the displayed image and the playback source.

Suitable for various scenarios requiring synchronized display, such as stage performances and sports event broadcasts.

More stable, more efficient

Featuring a high-density connector interface, it is dust- and shock-proof, offering high stability and reliability.

Data Readback

Save the read-back receiver card configuration parameters to your computer to avoid repetitive operations and improve work efficiency.

Independent Gamma Correction

Supports adjusting image brightness, contrast, correcting color discrepancies, and enhancing image quality.

Low-ash compensation

High-precision control systems and specialized software algorithms precisely adjust the brightness of each individual pixel.

Enhance the smoothness of low-grayscale images, ensuring precise and accurate brightness adjustments for every pixel.

Dual Backup of Configuration Parameters

The receiving card configuration parameters are stored simultaneously in both the application area and the factory area of the receiving card.

Users can adjust the configuration parameters in the application area and, when needed, restore the configuration parameters from the factory area back to the application area.

Data Group Exchange

By displaying the receiver card's serial number and loaded area within the box, you can quickly determine the cascading method and physical location of the receiver card.

Additionally, the data group exchange function ensures a one-to-one correspondence between the display image and the physical location of the modules, eliminating the need to adjust the receiver card cable positions.

Software Intelligence Wizard

The software features a smart setup wizard that guides users through the process of configuring receiver card parameters in a streamlined, user-friendly manner—making it quick and easy to get started.

HDR Display

Wide color gamut, high dynamic range, and high contrast deliver richer colors and sharper image quality, bringing the world to life with greater naturalism and realism.