Our LED screens are quite sophisticated and offer settings far beyond simple resolution adjustments, therefore, you should get used to the All-In-One Screen Controller the MultiBall LED utilizes. In this case, it is a device from Novastar. You will have to familiarize yourself with it for a perfect configuration, you will find the manufacturer's manuals here:
The required configuration, which contains e.g. a perfect white balance and uniform colors all over the wall, is shipped with our system on a USB flash drive.
Please do not throw it away, you will need it for the advanced setup as you will notice when reading the manual.
Getting started
Apart from the perfect but also advanced setup, you may only want to make it work somehow. In that case, we recommend a so-called quick configuration of the system which is done by using the rotary knob and the buttons on the interface of the screen controller. It is not perfect, but it will get you started.
To get the full experience, a complete configuration is unavoidable.
Factory Reset
First of all, set back your controller to factory settings. You will find that option right in the main menu, depending on your controller model.
After that, the language will be in Chinese, to change it to English, go to the last setting in the menu and select English.
Input Settings
Go to HDMI 1 > EDID > Mode, select Custom there.
Define the Width and Height of the System as follows:
- MultiBall Club LED System
- Width: 1920
- Height: 1200
- MultiBall Mini LED System
- Width: 1800
- Height: 1200
Layer Settings
Make sure to set the main layer to fullscreen, to do so go to Main Layer > Scaling Mode, select Full Screen there and Input Source > HDMI1
Screen Configuration
Go to Quick Configuration
- MultiBall Club LED System
- Cabinet Row Qty: 5
- Cabinet Column Qty: 8
- Port 1 Cabinet Qty: 40
- Data Flow: depends, see section Data Flow
- MultiBall Mini LED System
- Cabinet Row Qty: 4
- Cabinet Column Qty: 6
- Port 1 Cabinet Qty: 24
- Data Flow: depends, see section Data Flow
Data Flow
The Data Flow Setting reflects how you have wired the signal cables between the panels. How to wire the LED panels differs depending on the model and the LED panels. Always stick to the manuals that are delivered with the LED panels and adjust the scaler to reflect that.
Example
Let's say you wired your signal cables like in the following diagram
In that case, for Data Flow, use the option shown in the following picture
The data flow is always shown from the front view, as if you were standing in front of the system.