Control Hardware

Pixel-mapped control. Engineered for every install.

Pixel drivers and distribution units with native DMX, SPI, and Art-Net — spec-grade hardware engineered to drive every fixture in the range.

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Models

10 Models
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01 PX24

Pixel Controller

Pixel-mapped controller with 24-universe output. Drives X-Stream, DMX, and SPI fixtures from a single feed.

24 Universes DMX X-Stream SPI
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02 SX2

Long Range Receiver

Long-range X-Stream receiver for distributing pixel data over extended site cabling.

12 Universes DMX X-Stream SPI
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03 SX4

Long Range Receiver

Higher-density long-range receiver — doubles SX2’s output for larger pixel facades.

12 Universes DMX X-Stream SPI
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04 CX10

Compute Unit

Standalone compute unit with 10-universe output for compact installs and entry-level zoning.

10 Universes DMX X-Stream SPI
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05 CX24

Compute Unit

Mid-range standalone compute unit scaling to 24 universes for multi-zone architectural projects.

24 Universes DMX X-Stream SPI
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06 CX64

Compute Unit

Flagship standalone compute unit scaling to 64 universes for full media facades and large-format installs.

64 Universes DMX X-Stream SPI
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07 DX10

Ethernet/DMX Converter

Ten-port Ethernet-to-DMX/RDM converter — splits Art-Net and sACN streams into discrete DMX-512 lines.

10 Universes DMX X-Stream SPI
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08 MX96PRO

Long Range Transmitter

Flagship 96-universe long-range transmitter — the backbone of full-site X-Stream networks.

96 Universes DMX X-Stream SPI
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09 TX10

Touch Trigger

Wall-mount touch trigger for cue recall, zone selection, and on-site control of LEDCTRL hardware.

DMX X-Stream SPI
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10 PXT/R

Booster

Pixel network booster pair — repeats data across long runs without signal dropout.

DMX X-Stream SPI
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Applications

2 Case Studies

Façade Pixel Wash
01 Architectural Façade

Meriton Parramatta

Our PX24 Pixel Controllers excel at driving long runs of linear fixtures with minimal hardware. Here’s how we deployed them on a Meriton building façade in Parramatta, Sydney.

Installation Highlights

  • Uniform, glare-free wash over 12 storeys.
  • Dynamic colour sequences programmed for building identity and event themes.
  • Low-voltage, high-efficiency operation with OTA firmware updates.

Key Benefits

  • Minimal hardware footprint — only two controllers handling hundreds of metres.
  • Scalable architecture: easy to expand with additional PX24s or sub-controllers.
  • Centralised, web-based control via LEDCTRL software.
Location
Parramatta CBD, NSW
Controllers
2 × PX24
Fixture Run
385 m
Protocols
Art-Net → SPI

FAQs

7 Questions

Your top questions on controllers, software, and installation — answered.

  • Connect PX24 to your network via Gigabit Ethernet or PoE.
  • Launch LEDCTRL and add the controller by IP scan or manual entry.
  • Assign universes and configure pixel-output mappings.
  • Yes — LEDCTRL groups controllers into “Zones” for unified control.
  • Create custom scenes spanning any combination of PX, SX or CX units.
  • Use the Scheduler to automate multi-controller timelines.
  • Yes — feed DMX into PX24’s DMX-in port.
  • PX24 converts the DMX stream to SPI-pixel data.
  • Supports WS281x, APA102 and other SPI-style LEDs.
  • Open the PX24 web UI at its current IP.
  • Under “Network Settings,” choose DHCP or Static mode.
  • Enter your desired IP, gateway and subnet mask.
  • Save and reboot for changes to take effect.
  • Yes — use the built-in Scheduler to queue scenes by date/time.
  • Recurring events support daily, weekly or custom RRULE patterns.
  • Override mode lets you manually trigger scenes at any time.
  • Use 48 V PoE+ for runs up to 100 m without significant drop.
  • Inject 12–24 V DC every 15–20 m for longer distances.
  • Check fuse-good LEDs on SX receivers for port protection.
  • In LEDCTRL, open the “Colour Calibration” panel.
  • Adjust individual R, G, B (and W) channel levels per fixture.
  • Save calibration profiles and apply globally or per zone.

Downloads

10 Products · 19 Files
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Specifications

PX24 Specifications PDF

Quick Start Guide

PX24 Quick Start Guide PDF

User Manual

PX24 User Manual PDF

Configuration Guide

PX24 / MX96PRO Configuration Guide PDF

Firmware

PX24 Firmware FW

Specifications

SX2 Specifications PDF

Specifications

SX4 Specifications PDF

Specifications

CX10 Specifications PDF

Specifications

CX24 Specifications PDF

Specifications

CX64 Specifications PDF

Specifications

DX10 Specifications PDF

User Manual

DX10 User Manual PDF

Firmware

DX10 Firmware EXE

Specifications

MX96PRO Specifications PDF

Setup Manual

MX96PRO Setup Manual PDF

Firmware

MX96PRO Firmware FW

Specifications

TX10 Specifications PDF

Configuration Guide

TX10 Configuration Guide PDF

Specifications

PXT/R Specifications PDF

Accessories

Control Hardware Range · Mounting & Add-Ons

PX24 Pixel Controller 1

DIN Rail Mount Kit Snap-in DIN solution for tidy panel builds.

SX2 Long Range Receiver 1

DIN Rail Mount Kit Clip-on DIN kit for rapid installs.

SX4 Long Range Receiver 1

DIN Rail Mount Kit DIN-rail clip for modular racks and enclosures.

DX10 10-Port Ethernet to DMX/RDM Converter 4

Half Width Mounting Rack Space-efficient half-rack presentation.
Full Width Mounting Rack Standard full-rack mounting hardware.
Surface Mounting Direct wall/surface mounting bracket.
DIN Rail Mounting DIN clip for control panels and cabinets.

MX96PRO Long Range Transmitter 3

Flat Surface Front Mount Kit Clean front-mount on flat surfaces.
19" Data Rack Mount Kit Standard 19″ rack ears for data racks.
19" Data Rack Mount Kit (Alt) Alternate ear set for varied rack layouts.
Project Support

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We work with lighting designers, integrators, and contractors on architectural control deployments — from single-zone PX24 installs to full-site MX96PRO networks. Send us your scope and we’ll come back with a controller and topology recommendation, drawings, and timing.

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