The API allows for deep manipulation of the hardware's internal functions: H Series - Global leading LED display control solution
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NovaStar H Series video wall splicers (models H2, H5, H9, H15) support two primary methods for third-party control: TCP/UDP-based JSON protocol HTTP-based OpenAPI The API allows for deep manipulation of the
# Dim screen for mood lighting await websocket.send(json.dumps( "jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "display/brightness", "params": "token": token, "value": 10, "id": 2 )) print("Screen dimmed to 10%") "params": "token": token
The H Series cards themselves are intelligent slave devices. Through the API, a master system (e.g., a show control PC, a building management system, or a Python script) can send structured commands—often in JSON or binary protocol format—to read temperature sensors, monitor voltage levels, adjust gamma curves, or apply coefficients for specific LED modules. The API operates at a low enough level to affect hardware states but is abstracted enough to prevent catastrophic damage (critical parameters like voltage thresholds are typically read-only or require authentication).