Drop a NovaStar receiving-card configuration file (.rcfgx) below to instantly read its cabinet geometry, driver IC, scan mode, gray depth, refresh rate, brightness, gamma, and calibration — no NovaLCT required.
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Tell us what looks off and we'll take a look — your file is attached for us automatically.
Files are uploaded over a secure connection and stored privately so our team can help and so you can compare configurations later. Need the right controller for your cabinets? Talk to our team.
An .rcfgx file is a NovaStar receiving-card configuration exported from NovaLCT. It is a ZIP archive that stores an LED cabinet's complete setup — module and pixel geometry, driver-IC type, scan mode, gray depth, refresh rate, brightness, gamma and calibration. This free RCFGX viewer reads all of it right in your browser, with no NovaLCT install required.
Want to compare two configurations? Use the free RCFGX compare tool. Looking for the hardware behind these configs? Browse NovaStar receiving cards or the downloads library.
An RCFGX file is a NovaStar receiving-card configuration exported from NovaLCT. It is a ZIP archive that stores an LED cabinet's complete setup: module and pixel geometry, driver-IC type, scan mode, gray depth, refresh rate, brightness, gamma and calibration data.
Upload it to this free online RCFGX viewer. It parses the file in seconds and shows the cabinet's specifications and a visual module-layout map — no NovaLCT or any software install required.
An RCFGX is the ZIP/XML receiving-card configuration produced by NovaLCT, while an RCCB is the raw binary register dump it wraps. This viewer reads the human-readable settings stored inside the file.
Yes. Use the free RCFGX compare tool to upload two files and see exactly which settings differ, side by side, with the module layout drawn for each cabinet.
Yes, it is completely free to use and there is no sign-up required.
Your file is uploaded over a secure connection and stored privately so our team can help and so you can revisit it later. It is never shared publicly.