Do I need to install anything?

No. Raster Logic runs in the browser. Native Mac and Windows apps are planned.

What happens after the 30-day trial?

The account goes view-only. You can open and read your projects, but editing, printing and export need a Pro or Studio plan. The trial is one per email and needs no card.

Can I change the 0.8 derate?

Yes, per screen. The budget is voltage x breaker x derate, and the formula prints on the power map. Setting 1.0 uses the full breaker with no headroom. The app never packs a circuit past the budget in any sizing mode.

Which panels and processors are in the library?

Brompton Tessera SX40, S4, S8, XD, XD-S and XD-T; NovaStar NovaPro UHD Jr, the MCTRL, COEX and VX Pro series and the CVT fiber converters; ROE Visual and Absen panels. Specs come from the manufacturers' published datasheets. You can add your own panels; processors are curated.

Can I send the maps to my media server?

Yes. Export mapping files for Resolume Arena and Millumin, or a generic slice map as CSV or JSON, alongside the processor color map.

PNG, JPEG and layered PSD per output, processor color maps, the Resolume, Millumin and slice-map files, and PDF for reports and label sheets. View-only accounts cannot export.

What label stock does it print on?

Avery 5160, 5163 and 5395, OnlineLabels OL875 and OL385WG, or a custom sheet. The label designer previews the sheet and prints from the browser or saves a PDF.

Where are my projects saved?

In your account's cloud library, and the editor autosaves locally while you work.

From the account page. Access runs to the end of the paid period. Paddle is the merchant of record and collects sales tax and VAT.

LED WALL PLANNING / RUNS IN THE BROWSER

Power maps, data maps and cable labels from one LED wall layout.

You draw the wall, pick the tile and the processor, and set the voltage, breaker size and derate. Raster Logic works out tiles per circuit, runs per port and every tile's place in the raster, then prints the cable worksheet, the labels and the reports. It runs in the browser. Native Mac and Windows apps are planned.

Free for 30 days, no card.

In: Layout, tile, processor, voltage, breaker, derate, cable types
Out: Pixel map, power map, data map, system wiring, cable worksheet, labels, reports

Layout, power and data views of the main wall, output 1 of 3. — **Fig. 01**Layout, power and data views of the main wall, output 1 of 3: 175 ROE Carbon CB5 in 25 columns of 7, 15.0 by 8.4 m, 3,785,600 pixels, 87,500 W at maximum draw. Every screenshot on this page is from one production project: three video outputs, 470 panels, NovaStar NovaPro UHD Jr processors.

01What it makes

Every document is generated from one layout.

For LED and video techs, power and rigging crew, AV integrators, and rental and staging houses. Lay the wall out once; the maps, the worksheet and the labels are generated from it and stay in step when it changes.

ID	Item	Spec	Fig.
01	Layout	Screens are drawn tile by tile from the panel library. Several screens and several video outputs per project. Wall size in meters and feet, weight, pixel count and total watts update as tiles are placed.	Fig. 01
02	Pixel map	Each tile's x, y and size in the raster. Exports as a processor color map, PNG, JPEG, layered PSD, Resolume Arena and Millumin mapping files, or a slice map as CSV or JSON.	Fig. 09
03	Power map	Tiles per circuit = `voltage x breaker x derate / watts per tile`. The derate defaults to 0.8 (the NEC continuous-load rule) and is set per screen; 1.0 uses the full breaker with no headroom. The formula prints on the map. See the worked example below.	Fig. 02
04	Data map	Choose the processor. Runs stay inside its port count and pixels per port. Primary and redundant runs are drawn, numbered and colored.	Fig. 03
05	System wiring	Services, distros, socapex breakouts, processors and fiber converters on one board. Circuits and runs are assigned to channels and ports; load per service and per leg is shown and an overload is flagged.	Fig. 04
06	Cable worksheet	Every run is a row: screen, service, distro, circuit, cable type, segment lengths, loom and breakout. Sort, filter and add columns.	Fig. 05
07	Labels	Sheets for Avery 5160, 5163 and 5395 and OnlineLabels OL875 and OL385WG stock, or a custom sheet. Fields bind to worksheet records, and a conditional rule can flag a redundant run. Live preview, then print or save as PDF from the browser.	Fig. 06
08	Reports	Power schedule, processor schedule and custom reports on Letter or A4, printed to PDF. Your logo and company block in the header on Studio.	Fig. 07
09	Cloud library	Projects save to your account and open from any browser. The editor also autosaves locally while you work.	Fig. 01

Power, worked

circuit budget = voltage x breaker x derate

208 V x 20 A x 0.8	= 3,328 W	6 tiles at 500 W max
208 V x 20 A x 1.0	= 4,160 W	8 tiles at 500 W max
120 V x 20 A x 0.8	= 1,920 W	3 tiles at 500 W max

Fig. 02 shows one column of 7 tiles per circuit at 3,500 W and 16.8 A: that screen uses clean cabling (a whole column per circuit) at a derate above 0.8.

02From a real show

Three outputs, 470 panels, NovaStar UHD Jr.

Every screenshot on this page is from one production project, captured from the app without retouching. Click a figure to enlarge it.

**Fig. 02**Power map, output 1. 175 tiles on 25 circuits, C1 to C25, one column of 7 per circuit, 3,500 W and 16.8 A per circuit at 208 V. Circuit colors follow the 3M tape order the crew uses.

**Fig. 03**Data wiring, output 1. One NovaPro UHD Jr into one CVT4K-S fiber converter, 14 runs assigned: 7 primary and 7 redundant. Six ports at 93 percent of their pixel budget (605,696 pixels) and one at 23 percent. 3,785,600 pixels placed, 6,614,400 of headroom left.

Power distribution board. — **Fig. 04**Power distribution. Service 1 at 208 V three-phase, 800 A: Distro A with 43 of 60 socapex channels assigned at 20 A, Distro B with 21 of 60, 64 circuits, spares marked. The per-leg total, 652.29 A, shows in red because it exceeds the 640 A the service allows at the 0.8 derate.

Cable worksheet, power tab. — **Fig. 05**Cable worksheet, power tab: 102 power runs with screen, service, distro, socapex output and circuit, 20 A capacity against 9.72 A load, cable type, length and breakout. The safety note prints at the foot of the sheet.

Label sheet in print preview. — **Fig. 06**Label sheet: 40 data-run labels on an OnlineLabels 60-up sheet in print preview. Screen name, primary or redundant, and the run's first tile on each label; redundant runs carry a yellow flag set by a conditional rule.

Power schedule report. — **Fig. 07**Power schedule report, Letter portrait: C1 to C25, 7 tiles, 3,500 W and 16.8 A per circuit, with the logo in the header. Your own logo on Studio.

Output 3, ten screens. — **Fig. 08**Output 3: ten screens of 3 by 7, 210 panels in one UHD 3840 by 2160 raster, each screen in its own hue.

Export dialog. — **Fig. 09**Export: PNG, JPEG or layered PSD per output at native resolution, with raster, power or data overlays, plus Resolume Arena, Millumin and slice-map CSV or JSON.

03Hardware library

Port counts and pixel budgets come from the datasheets.

Every processor in the library carries its output count, its per-port pixel budget and its redundancy model. Panels carry pitch, size, weight and maximum and average watts. Datasheet filenames and extraction dates are recorded against each device.

Brompton: Tessera SX40, S4, S8, XD, XD-S and XD-T, with the Tessera output capacity table and closed-loop redundancy where the processor supports it.
NovaStar: NovaPro UHD Jr; MCTRL300, 500, 600, 660, 660 Pro, 700, 700 Pro, R5 and 4K; COEX MX20, MX30, MX40 Pro, CX40 Pro and KU20; VX400 Pro, VX600 Pro, VX1000 Pro and VX2000 Pro; CVT10, CVT10 Pro, CVT310, CVT320, CVT4K-M and CVT4K-S fiber converters.
Panels: ROE Visual Carbon CB5 and CB5 Half, plus the Topaz, Graphite, Black Marble, Black Pearl, Black Quartz, Vanish and V8 series, and Absen PL Pro V3, SA, MR and PR. Add your own panel from its datasheet: pitch, size, weight, watts maximum and average, pixels. Processors and converters are curated.
Power model: Tiles per circuit = voltage x breaker x derate / watts per tile. Default derate 0.8, set per screen up to 1.0. Single-phase and three-phase services, distros, socapex breakouts, per-leg load.
Data model: Runs allocated inside port count and pixels per port; primary and redundant runs; Brompton loop redundancy or NovaStar port backup as the processor supports.
Label stock: Avery 5160, 5163 and 5395; OnlineLabels OL875 and OL385WG; or a custom sheet you size yourself.

04Rates

Rates

Every account starts with 30 days of Pro. No card, one trial per email. When the 30 days end the account is view-only: projects still open, but editing, printing and export need a plan. Pro is per person, monthly or yearly. Studio is per seat, yearly, for shops with more than one person on the drawings. Checkout and tax are handled by Paddle, the merchant of record.

Item	Rate	Billed	Action
Pro One person. Every feature: maps, wiring, worksheet, labels, reports, multi-output export, cloud library.	$17.33per month $207.95 billed yearly.	Once a year, 9% less than paying monthly.

Item	Trial (30 days)	Pro	Studio
Layout, several outputs per project	Yes	Yes	Yes
Power, data and pixel maps	Yes	Yes	Yes
System wiring and distribution	Yes	Yes	Yes
Cable worksheet and looms	Yes	Yes	Yes
Labels, print and PDF	Yes	Yes	Yes
Reports	Yes	Yes	Yes, under your own brand
Export: PNG, JPEG, PSD, color map, Resolume, Millumin, CSV, JSON	Yes	Yes	Yes, plus bulk export
Cloud project library	Yes	Yes	Yes, shared across seats
Priority support	No	No	Yes
After the trial	View only	Active	Active

View only means projects open and can be read, but not edited, printed or exported. Cancel from the account page; access runs to the end of the paid period.

05Questions

Questions

Do I need to install anything?: No. Raster Logic runs in the browser. Native Mac and Windows apps are planned.
What happens after the 30-day trial?: The account goes view-only. You can open and read your projects, but editing, printing and export need a Pro or Studio plan. The trial is one per email and needs no card.
Can I change the 0.8 derate?: Yes, per screen. The budget is voltage x breaker x derate, and the formula prints on the power map. Setting 1.0 uses the full breaker with no headroom. The app never packs a circuit past the budget in any sizing mode.
Which panels and processors are in the library?: Brompton Tessera SX40, S4, S8, XD, XD-S and XD-T; NovaStar NovaPro UHD Jr, the MCTRL, COEX and VX Pro series and the CVT fiber converters; ROE Visual and Absen panels. Specs come from the manufacturers' published datasheets. You can add your own panels; processors are curated.
Can I send the maps to my media server?: Yes. Export mapping files for Resolume Arena and Millumin, or a generic slice map as CSV or JSON, alongside the processor color map.
What can I export?: PNG, JPEG and layered PSD per output, processor color maps, the Resolume, Millumin and slice-map files, and PDF for reports and label sheets. View-only accounts cannot export.
What label stock does it print on?: Avery 5160, 5163 and 5395, OnlineLabels OL875 and OL385WG, or a custom sheet. The label designer previews the sheet and prints from the browser or saves a PDF.
Where are my projects saved?: In your account's cloud library, and the editor autosaves locally while you work.
How do I cancel?: From the account page. Access runs to the end of the paid period. Paddle is the merchant of record and collects sales tax and VAT.

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