The MCTRL R5 maps a prepared 6G-SDI, HDMI 1.4 or dual-link DVI canvas across eight Ethernet outputs. Its main distinction is any-angle rotation with compatible A8s or A10s Pro receiving cards and SmartLCT; it is a sending controller, not a scaler or multi-layer video processor.
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MCTRL R5 specifications
These values come from the checked manufacturer document. Confirm the source timing, total device load and per-port map together when planning a screen.
| Document | MCTRL R5 Specifications V1.0.5 |
|---|---|
| Maximum load | 3840×1080@60Hz, about 4.15 million pixels |
| Inputs | 1× 6G-SDI, 1× HDMI 1.4, 1× dual-link DVI |
| LED outputs | 8× Gigabit Ethernet and 2× 10G optical |
| Rotation | Any angle with A8s or A10s Pro receiving cards and SmartLCT; 8-bit input required |
| Cascade | Up to 8 devices |
How to use the MCTRL R5 datasheet
Check the source
Match the connector, resolution, refresh rate and bit depth to the signal that will feed the controller.
Check the LED load
Calculate the full canvas and then confirm that every Ethernet output stays within its own loading limit.
Check the control chain
Confirm the receiving cards, software, optical path and any backup method before the equipment list is finalized.
Check installation details
Use the dimensions, power and operating limits when planning the rack, chassis or service environment.