VIDEO HARDWARE, REBUILT

Make every
pixel hit.

Media playback and LED control designed as one system—from the source on the wall to the last cabinet in the chain.

LC-MP1 media server enclosure mounted with Ethernet, USB-C, audio, and HDMI cabling
01 / LC-MP1 enclosure engineering render
MEDIA PLAYBACK VIDEO DISTRIBUTION CABINET CONTROL ONE SYSTEM MEDIA PLAYBACK VIDEO DISTRIBUTION CABINET CONTROL

SHOP THE SYSTEM

Choose your layer.

Build a playback endpoint, a complete LED pipeline, or the receiver layer that fits your cabinet.

01Development preview
LC-MP1 wall-mount media server enclosure engineering render
Enclosure engineering render

MEDIA SERVER

LC-MP1

A compact player for signs, installations, and local media playback.

TAA + U.S. production evidence required before release

  • 1080p60 H.265 / H.264 / VP9 target
  • HDMI, Gigabit Ethernet, USB-C
  • microSD, audio, optional wireless
02Development preview
LC-S1 modular LED sender board development concept
Development concept

LED SENDER

LC-S1

Professional video ingress and synchronized distribution for full LED walls.

TAA + U.S. production evidence required before release

  • Up to sixteen Gigabit outputs
  • Crop, scale, placement, and fallback
  • Shared control stack across every receiver
03Development preview
R-H75 integrated receiver PCB engineering render with sixteen HUB75 outputs
Current board engineering render

INTEGRATED RECEIVER

R-H75

The direct path from cabinet Ethernet to buffered HUB75 and HUB75E outputs.

TAA + U.S. production evidence required before release

  • Sixteen shrouded panel outputs
  • Profile-driven scan and color
  • Designed for cabinet integration
04Development preview
R-MZ mezzanine receiver engineering prototype board render
Engineering prototype render

MEZZANINE RECEIVER

R-MZ

A rugged board-to-board receiver core for custom cabinet carriers.

TAA + U.S. production evidence required before release

  • High-density mezzanine interface
  • Shared receiver architecture
  • Carrier-specific I/O freedom
05Development preview
R-GF custom-keyed gold-finger receiver module format concept
Format concept — final layout pending

GOLD-FINGER RECEIVER

R-GF

A compact keyed receiver module for repeatable, serviceable installations.

TAA + U.S. production evidence required before release

  • Socketed gold-finger format
  • Shared firmware and discovery
  • Compact cabinet footprint

ONE SIGNAL PATH

Source to wall.
No mystery layer.

Each Blight product owns one job, while a shared protocol and control model keeps configuration coherent across the installation.

01LC-MP1PLAY
02LC-S1SEND
03R—RECEIVE
LC-MP1 media server enclosure engineering views including front, rear, side, mounted, and exploded configurations
LC-MP1 enclosure development views

THE MEDIA SERVER

Small box.
Serious playback.

LC-MP1 is the compact edge player in the Blight family: local media, web content, scheduling, and hardware-assisted 1080p60 decode in a wall-mountable aluminum enclosure.

1080p60decode target
2.3 TOPSNPU target
GbEnetwork
HDMIdisplay output

ORIGIN, DOCUMENTED

U.S. production is the plan.
Evidence before every release.

The same origin controls apply to LC-MP1, LC-S1, R-H75, R-MZ, and R-GF. Our production plan requires U.S. board assembly, system assembly, programming, functional test, and pack-out, using domestic and imported components.

PRE-RELEASE STATUSEvidence collection in progress

TAA eligibility and U.S. production records are mandatory release gates, but they are not yet complete. We will not label development hardware as TAA compliant or make an unqualified “Made in USA” claim without the production-lot evidence required to support it.

01

TAA release gate

Exact-lot country-of-origin records, authorized-channel traceability, certificates of conformance, and an end-product origin determination are required for every shipping configuration.

02

U.S. production gate

Factory address, work orders, assembly and test travelers, labor records, and finished-unit traceability must show that the production work represented in our claim occurred in the United States.

03

Claim review

Each public origin statement is reviewed against the applicable contract and the actual production lot. “TAA compliant” and “Made in USA” are not treated as interchangeable claims.

DOCUMENT REQUEST

Request the current evidence packet by email.

The response includes the product matrix, controlled origin policy, evidence manifest, and a plain-language list of any records still open for the requested configuration.

A request is not a certification. Contract-specific representations are issued only after review.

BUY WITH CONTEXT

Built in public.
Sold when ready.

CURRENT STATUS · DEVELOPMENT PREVIEW

The shop is accepting build requests, not payments. Target specifications and availability remain subject to first-article, compliance, production, and supply-chain qualification. We will confirm configuration, lead time, and terms before an order exists.

Questions,
answered.

Can I buy hardware today?+

You can submit a build request today. We are not collecting payment until the selected hardware clears its release gates and your configuration is confirmed.

Is LC-MP1 the media server?+

Yes. LC-MP1 is the compact playback product, designed for local media, HTML content, scheduling, and HDMI display output.

Which receiver should I choose?+

Choose R-H75 for direct HUB75 cabinet outputs, R-MZ for a rugged custom carrier, or R-GF for a compact socketed module. We will validate the choice with your cabinet details.

Do the receivers work without the sender?+

The shared management stack supports development and diagnostics, but the production wall architecture pairs receivers with the LC-S1 real-time sender.

Are all Blight products TAA compliant?+

TAA eligibility is a mandatory release gate for every Blight product. The current development configurations are not yet certified: exact-lot origin records and the end-product determination remain open. Request the evidence packet for the current product and production-lot status.

Are the products Made in America?+

Our production plan requires U.S. board and system assembly, programming, test, and pack-out using domestic and imported components. We will publish only the qualified origin statement supported by the actual production records; an unqualified “Made in USA” claim remains withheld while evidence is incomplete.