Brompton Tessera S4: preparing an existing LED screen

We can assess integration using the panel model, receiver, project, and versions. Check Tessera compatibility and required modes; an Ethernet connection does not establish compatibility with every LED screen. If information is missing, start by identifying the system and assess processing, signal, or operating services.

S4 does not scale in its operating mode. Assess content prepared for the canvas or a compatible upstream scaler. Compare margins and cropping with design to preserve proportions; moving panels within a project does not replace that processing.

First distinguish incorrect panel placement from a time offset. A static pattern checks mapping and association; motion tests and the full signal path help assess timing. For combined processors, the manufacturer requires synchronized sources and matched delays. Plan adjustments for the exact system outside the show.

Save the project and compare which units and connections changed. Panel association must match the physical installation; do not assume the previous topology is correct merely because everything is connected. An identified zone check helps plan reassociation without erasing existing work by trial and error.

First check panel type, Fixture Pack, and versions. Factory reset can delete projects and additional packs; updates also have compatibility prerequisites. Prepare documented work with recovery instead of using reset as live-show diagnosis.

Send date, venue, use, approximate screen, and the processor or panels you already have. We can assess suitable equipment rental or purchase, signal conversion, configuration, and operation. If S4 lacks a required feature, compare another compatible chain or processor before quoting.