Sixty cabinets at 2.5mm pitch, ten wide by six high, on a UK 230V supply at 80 per cent continuous derating.
Port and circuit counts are theoretical minima and assume runs can be split across ports. Pixel Candy informs planning; verify against the processor documentation and on site.
Calculator, Video Mapper and Cable Planner all read the same project. Change the wall in one place and the others pick it up, with a note of what moved. Your cable plan stays as you drew it until you change it yourself.
Projects sync through your own iCloud account, on your Apple ID. There is no Pixel Candy server in the middle holding your work.
A project is a .led file you own. Drag one in from Finder, or AirDrop a whole job to a colleague standing next to you at the venue.
Preview the wall in 3D on the Mac, or stand it up at real scale in the room in AR before anything is hung.
Subscriptions run through the App Store. No separate account to create - sign-in is your Apple ID.
Or £24.99 a year. Renews until cancelled in your App Store account settings.
The iPhone and iPad companion is free, with no upgrade prompt in it.
macOS 15.0 or later, as a universal binary for Intel and Apple silicon. The companion app needs iOS 17.6 or later.
In your own iCloud account, and as .led files you can move, back up or AirDrop. Pixel Candy operates no server that stores customer project data.
The library covers cabinets from the major manufacturers with their datasheet figures, and grows with each release. Anything not in it can be entered as a custom panel.
Subscriptions are managed in your App Store account settings; cancel at least 24 hours before the period ends. Refunds are handled by Apple through the App Store.
No. It is a planning aid built on manufacturer data. Rigging is verified and signed off on site, by the people responsible for it.