The LINSN TS802 LED sending card supports cascade connection, making it possible to control larger LED displays with higher resolution. When a single sending card cannot meet the resolution requirement of a project, TS802 cascade is a practical and widely used solution.
In this guide, we will explain how to cascade LINSN TS802 LED sending cards step by step. The following content focuses on the basic connection method, signal input, and setup notes to help you complete the TS802 cascade configuration correctly and efficiently.
Table of Contents
1. How to Cascade LINSN TS802 LED Sending Card Step-by-Step?
This section explains how to cascade LINSN TS802 LED sending cards to control a high-resolution LED display module. The following steps cover the required hardware, card connection method, and basic software settings.
Step 1: Hardware Requirements
Before starting the TS802 cascade setup, please prepare the following items:
- A DVI cable split into two DVI connectors
- Two LINSN DS802 / TS802 LED sending cards
- One 10-pin ribbon cable
Step 2: LED Sending Card Connection
First, connect the two LED sending cards using the 10-pin ribbon cable.
Second, locate the red button on the TS802 sending card. Set one sending card’s red button to “1”. The other sending card does not need to be changed.
Third, install both LED sending cards into the PC PCI interface. Then, connect the PC graphic card to the two TS802 sending cards using the DVI cable.
Step 3: LED Software Settings
Two LED sending cards can control a maximum resolution of 1600 × 1200 pixels.
There are two RJ45 signal output groups: 1U / 1D and 2U / 2D.
- The sending card with the red button set to “1” corresponds to 1U and 1D
- The other sending card corresponds to 2U and 2D
After completing the hardware connection, set the CON files according to the LED display configuration, and send the CON files to the LED sending cards.
2. FAQs
The TS802 sending card supports cascade connection. Multiple TS802 cards can be cascaded together to control larger LED displays and achieve higher resolution output.
Cascade connection is required when a single TS802 sending card cannot meet the resolution requirement of a large LED screen.
TS802 sending cards use DVI signal input. One DVI signal can be split and shared between multiple sending cards in a cascade setup.
LEDStudio software is required to configure TS802 cascade settings and generate the corresponding CON files.
Yes. TS802 cascade configuration is widely used for large LED video walls, advertising displays, and high-resolution LED screen projects.
3. Conclusion
The TS802 LED sending card supports cascade configuration and has been widely used for high-resolution LED display control. However, TS802 has been discontinued.
LINSN has now upgraded its sending card solutions from TS802 to TS921. If you need TS802 cascade alternatives or more LED sending card products, please contact us for detailed information and support.
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