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Hello, thank you so much for your message. Simply put, an LED display is equivalent to a large display. The simplest composition of an LED display requires a sending box, which can input signals such as HDMI and DVI. The sending box is connected to the LED display through a network cable. Each display has a built-in receiving card to receive signals from the sending box. The mainstream manufacturers of sending box include Colorlight and NovaStar. They all have their own control systems. You can go to their official website to check more details. The screen settings are also completed through software.

Hello, thank you so much for your message. Simply put, an LED display is equivalent to a large display. The simplest composition of an LED display requires a sending box, which can input signals such as HDMI and DVI. The sending box is connected to the LED display through a network cable. Each display has a built-in receiving card to receive signals from the sending box. The mainstream manufacturers of sending box include Colorlight and NovaStar. They all have their own control systems. You can go to their official website to check more details. The screen settings are also completed through software.

@@AoleLEDServices I appreciate your answere alot. I see. DVI and HDMI signal inputs are such to large in my case. The Sendboxes are always , too. Do you mind how i can get this much smaller and just with input like usb-c input? I there such thing possible? Or what sensors whould i need to develop a board on my own? Always looking forward to you reply :) Thank you

@@Cr4nk0ld5choo1 Sorry for our late reply. As far as we know, there are also relatively small sending boxes that can support USB playback, internal storage playback, and external HDMI input.