LED screens
EsdLumen Pilot 2.6 mm — flat indoor 500 × 500 mm
Plan the LED around the image you need to show, audience sightlines and event space. This reference is for flat indoor Pilot; gather the map and components for that product family to review the proposal.
Identification and scope
- Manufacturer or brand
- EsdLumen
- Equipment name
- EsdLumen Pilot 2.6 mm — flat indoor 500 × 500 mm
- Location
- Miami (Miramar, FL)
- Recorded cabinet count
- 48
- Cabinet
- 500 × 500 mm
- Configuration
- flat indoor
- Documented area in Miami
- 12 m²
- Product family
- EsdLumen Pilot 2.6 mm
The recorded Pilot area in Miami is 12 m². Pilot and URM are different product families.
The 48 cabinets and 12 m² are the recorded Miami reference. For your date, we review available quantity, condition, and configuration when preparing the proposal. We can start with an idea of the content and space before final dimensions are ready.
What we need to plan the screen
- Cabinet model and revision, actual pixel matrix and screen map; receiving cards, processor and configuration versions to confirm.
- Screen dimensions and location, audience sightlines, exact supports and accessories; access and power supply to review with those responsible for setup.
Define the map for this product family
To turn the area into a screen width and height, draw the row and column layout using the 500 × 500 mm cabinet reference. Also request the actual pixel matrix and the canvas the processor will deliver: these details define the resolution and content format.
| Point | What to record | How to proceed |
|---|---|---|
| Cabinets and product family | Pilot identification, revision and proposed quantity for the date | Review the system without mixing in URM components or files based on appearance |
| Image and content | Cabinet layout, actual pixel matrix, sources and files to display | Agree on resolution and delivery format using the confirmed map and processing |
| Setup and signal | Planned supports, accessories, power supply, processor and receiving cards | Check that the system components match and review venue conditions before defining the configuration |
Identify the Pilot components and files, keeping them separate from those for URM. If the identified system is NovaStar, consult the linked guide for that setup. Check receiving cards, processor, configuration files, and firmware against the exact documentation before considering changes.
Topics to discuss
- Panel mapping and configuration
- Color across product families
- Content and legibility
- Image troubleshooting
Before applying settings, identify the complete equipment variant and consult its documentation.
Continue the inquiry
- Event video and displays: content, size and signals
- Presentations for panoramic LED: how to request and review files
- NovaStar: RCFGX and NCP with VX1000, MX40 Pro and receiving cards
These guides cover related tasks. Check the model each guide addresses before applying its settings to this equipment.
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