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LED Module(s) are improperly functioning on my DVLED Display, what is the troubleshooting process?

If one or more LED modules are improperly functioning by: image distortion, color distortion, no display image, flashing display image, please refer to the "Standard Display Troubleshooting" solution below. Solution Step 1: Ensure the LED module is installed in the correct orientation before proceeding. Step 2: Check proper funct...

What happens if I didn't wear Anti-static gloves when handling LED modules on my DVLED Display?

Answer: There may be damage to the LED module's circuitry. Please check for unlit LEDs and refer to the LED Acceptance Criteria to replace appropriately. Related link: "Do I have to wear the anti-static gloves when installing LED modules for the DVLED Display?"

What's causing the LED Modules to raise on top of each other (not flat) on my DVLED Display?

After LED Module installation, if there are steps (not an even display surface), it could be a number of reasons: Debris in the magnetic mating surfaces (both on the LED Module and Cabinet) Locking Bolts were not engaged Locking Bolts were not aligned before engaging Affected tile(s) are not aligned and installed as evenly as possible. Thi...

After DVLED installation, how do I ensure consistent LED brightness?

Solution After replacing the LED module, you may find that the overall or edge brightness of the replaced module is different from other modules. Please adjust it according to the following debugging processes (click to view): Overall Brightness Edge Brightness

How do I update my DVLED Display's firmware?

Solution The LED display motherboard firmware can be set to update automatically or manually. To set to automatically update, please refer to "How do I set the DVLED Display to automatically update firmware?" If you don’t want to update automatically, you can also manually update via OTA or USB. The steps to manually update firmware can be...

I received 2 power cords for my 216" DVLED Display, does it require both?

Answer: Yes, the 216" DVLED Display requires 2 power cords (differs from the standard requirement). Each power cord produces 3300W. The power a 216" Display produces is greater than 3300W. 

What is a "hard calibration" for DVLED Displays?

Answer: "Hard calibration" is a form of hardware calibration that fine tunes the color and brightness for specific LED modules on the DVLED Display.  Situations in which hard calibration may be required: LED Module position is changed or LED Module is replaced with a spare, LED Modules from a different color batch need to be used, LED M...

What is a Transfer Board on a DVLED Display?

The Transfer Board (also known as a Transfer Card) is an internal component that facilitates signal connections between LED modules and the cabinet. Note: Current models have largely transitioned to "3-in-1 Boards." This article is for legacy product maintenance and technical reference only. Key Functions: Signal Supplementing: Routes ...

What is "Dehumidification" service for dvLED displays?

The Dehumidification service (or Dehumidification process) can be used to protect the LED module(s) by displaying a dark screen and gradually transitioning to a lighter screen. The concept is to gradually remove humidity by slowly heating up the circuitry - since a lighter colored screen uses more power than a darker colored screen. The total p...

What questions do I need to consider before installing my DVLED Display?

To ensure a seamless installation, a comprehensive assessment of the mounting location, structural integrity, power supply, and site logistics is mandatory. Steps and Checklist: Installation Environment Define the exact mounting location and ensure there is ample room for equipment (e.g., tools, ladders, scaffolding). Power and C...

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