SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

One path.
Clear ownership.

Blight separates playback, real-time distribution, and cabinet output while keeping discovery, configuration, diagnostics, and updates in one control model.

01LC-MP1PLAY
→
02LC-S1SEND
→
03R—RECEIVE
→

FOUR LAYERS

Each product
owns one job.

No hidden processor between the source, sender, cabinet receiver, and panels.

01PLAY

LC-MP1

Store, schedule, decode, and output content at the edge.

02SEND

LC-S1

Map the canvas and distribute synchronized video across dedicated links.

03RECEIVE

R-H75 / R-MZ / R-GF

Discover the cabinet, buffer the frame, and drive the selected output architecture.

04DISPLAY

THIRD-PARTY PANELS

Use profile-driven scan and color behavior without panel-specific firmware forks.

SHARED STACK

Change the format.
Keep the behavior.

01

One wire protocol

Sender and receiver products share the LC UDP transport, capability discovery, and controlled register model.

02

Profile-driven panels

Scan, color, timing, and output behavior belong in validated profiles instead of product-specific firmware branches.

03

Common operations

Configuration, diagnostics, update safety, and fault reporting remain consistent across receiver formats.

Choose the hardware
for each layer.

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