
ELM (ENTTEC LED MAPPER) 2026 Preview
Pixel Map a strip. a façade. a bridge. a city.
ELM (ENTTEC LED Mapper) is pixel-mapping software that turns any LED install into one show you control. Map thousands of pixels in 2D or 3D and drive them from any console.
Map any rig.
Run any show.
ELM turns thousands of LEDs, any strip, dot or fixture, into one surface you can map in 2D or 3D and drive with live video, generative effects and audio-reactive shows, from a nightclub wall to a city-scale media façade.
Map your rig
Tell ELM where every LED physically sits — lay out strips, dots and fixtures with fast vector tools, in 2D or true 3D. No CAD experience needed.
Design what plays
Play video, generated effects (“shaders”) or a live camera feed across that mapped shape. Composite and tune the layers live until it looks exactly right.
Send it to the lights
Stream the right colour to every pixel over Art-Net, sACN and KiNet — spread across multiple NICs, so even city-scale rigs stay perfectly in sync.
Shows that move with the music.
ELM’s audio-reactive Eye Candy effects lock your rig to a live audio feed, so clubs, gigs and events stay in time with the room, reacting beat to beat with no timeline to build or babysit.
Run the show from your iPad.
ELM runs on Windows, but you can drive it live from iOS and iPadOS. The remote API is built in as standard, so apps like TouchOSC by Hexler can recall states or run a full custom control surface.
The biggest leap ELM has ever made.

Know the moment
a light goes dark.
On a facade, a bridge or a citywide scheme, fixtures fail quietly in the hardest places to reach. Sentry watches every one over RDM around the clock and alerts your team in-app, by email or SMS the moment something drifts out of range, while it's still a heads-up and not a dark pixel on a landmark.
And see exactly why.
An alert is only useful if you can trust it and act on it. Sentry shows its working.
Catch it before it fails
Per-fixture temperature, voltage and current, charted over time and checked against each fixture's own normal band, so you see a thermal climb building long before it becomes a dark pixel.
Pinpoint the fault fast
Group the whole site by gateway, model or custom zone ("North Facade", "Bridge Span"). Each gateway shows its RDM response time and a health dot, and Sentry says in plain language when the gateway is the problem, not ELM.
Alerts you can trust
Debounce and cooldown mean one clear alert per real problem, not a pager storm, and a recovery notice tells you when it clears. Faults reach an off-site crew by email or SMS, so no one has to watch a screen.
Never touches your show
Deep RDM sweeps run only while the rig is dark and stand down the instant content plays, so Sentry protects an unmanned, city-scale site without ever risking a frame of live output.
Pay only for the scale you output
You pay for output, not features. Pricing scales by universe count, so you only buy the size you're running, and licences stack as your setup grows.
Windows 10 or 11
Quad-core 3.5 GHz CPU
8 GB RAM
NVIDIA GeForce 900 / 10-series or better
Not sure your computer can handle it? ELM's built-in benchmark checks your machine and shows what it can drive.
Built to run ENTTEC hardware


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One licence, every feature.
- Instant voucher by email
- 2 machines per licence, move anytime
- Licences stack as your rig grows
Choose your licence
Pick the scale you run, add capacity packs if you grow. Activate in the ELM app.
Each licence is its own voucher, emailed instantly and activated in the ELM app. Capacity packs are separate vouchers — not multiplied by licence count.



