Absen ARn470 Receiving Cards: ARn470-1 and ARn470-2 (Replace model of MRV470)
$48.80 – $66.70Price range: $48.80 through $66.70
| Title | Minimum Qty | Discount |
|---|---|---|
| Plan e | 5 - 10 | 3% $47.34 |
| Plan e | 11 - 20 | 6% $45.87 |
| Plan e | 20 - 99 | 9% $44.41 |
| Plan e | 100 + | 10% $43.92 |
In Stock – Ships Today from Carrollton, TX
The Absen ARn470 recieving cards (variations: ARn470-1 and ARn470-2), is sourced and supplied by Azar Pixel. It is a specialized LED receiving card (customized order by great Absen company, manufactured by NovaStar) has been optimized for high-fidelity display control to reduce electromagnetic interference (it is known as the EMC improved version of MRV270 and equivalent model of MRV470).
This EMC-enhanced series, adheres to EU CE-EMC Class B standards, minimizing electromagnetic emissions for use in noise-sensitive environments. This model delivers a resolution of 256×226 pixels and outputs 24 groups of data, ensuring sharp, vibrant visuals for LED displays.
Note: The ARn470 (like MRV470) series offers four variants designed to accommodate various installation requirements. The ARn470-1 (similar to MRV470-1) model has male connectors positioned on the top of the board. In contrast, the ARn470-2 (equivalent of MRV470-2) differs in connectors placement (as they are located on the bottom).
Equipped with pixel-level brightness and chromaticity calibration, the ARn470 ensures uniform color accuracy across displays. Its MOM (Module Onboard Memory) interface provides the option of storing calibration data and LED module parameters, simplifying setup and maintenance. The card actively monitors Ethernet communication status, power supply voltage (3.3–5.5V), and operating temperatures (-20°C to +70°C), enhancing system reliability.
Engineered for durability and fully compliant with RoHS standards, it is ideally suited for commercial, industrial, and residential LED display setups that demand precise control and low electromagnetic interference.
Key Features of NovaStar ARn470: ARn470-1 and ARn470-2
Input
- 1x Gigabit Ethernet Port
Output
- 24x groups of data
Performance
- Maximum loading of 256×226 pixels
- Pixel Level brightness and chromaticity calibration
- Pre-store image setting for startup/disconnected states
- Temperature and voltage monitoring
- Ethernet cable communication status detection
Compliance & Safety
- EU CE-EMC Class B certified
- RoHS compliant
Dimensions (L*W*H)
- 136.5mm * 47.9mm * 18.5mm
| Weight | 0.13 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Model | ARn470-1, ARn470-2 |
| Max Pixel Capacity | 57,856 |
| Max PWM IC Pixel Capacity | 256×226 |
| Max Parallel RGB Data Groups | 24 |
| Brightness and Chroma Calibration | Supported |
| 90° Image Rotation | Supported |
| Bit Error Detection | Supported |
| Loop Backup | Supported |
| Firmware Redundancy and Readback | Supported |
| Input Voltage Range | 3.8-5.5VDC |
| Max Power Consumption | 3.025W |
| Working Temperature Range | -25 to +70 °C |
| Standard Certification | EU CE-EMC Class B, RoHS |
| Others | Ethernet cable communication status detection, Power supply voltage detection, Pre store picture setting, Saving calibration factor and LED module information by MOM, Temperature and voltage monitoring |
| Ethernet Port | 2 |

Peter Dighton –
Been running this for 7 months now and honestly it’s way better than the old MRV470. EMC noise is pretty much gone and the calibration’s super clean too