The outdoor LED display screen uses a computer as its processing and control center. Each area of the electronic screen corresponds to a specific section of the computer monitor (VGA) window, with real-time synchronization of displayed content. The screen mapping position is adjustable, allowing for convenient and flexible selection of the displayed image size.
The display matrix utilizes ultra-high brightness LEDs (red and green dual-color), with 256 grayscale levels and 65,536 color combinations, resulting in rich and realistic colors. It also supports VGA 24-bit true color display mode.
Equipped with software for playing text, images, and 3D animations, it can display high-quality text, images, and 3D animations. The software offers more than ten display modes, including overlay, collapse, curtain opening, color alternation, and zooming. Using dedicated program editing and playback software, users can edit, add, delete, and modify text, graphics, and images via keyboard, mouse, scanner, and other input methods. Programming is stored on the control host or server hard drive, allowing for integrated alternating playback and overlapping of programs.
