Boulder Mat Mapping Adapter

47 €
(1 customer review)

Map your L-TEK mat to keyboard, mouse or joystick inputs and try a control layout built around your game. Boulder stores three ready-made profiles and one custom profile on the device, so your chosen mapping stays with the adapter. Use it with supported games and input setups on your computer or console.

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Your mat. Your controls.

Give every panel a new purpose.

Map your L-TEK mat to keyboard, mouse or joystick inputs and try a control layout built around your game. Boulder stores three ready-made profiles and one custom profile on the device, so your chosen mapping stays with the adapter. Use it with supported games and input setups on your computer or console.

First time? Start here ↗

THE SETUP AT A GLANCE

Each part has a purpose.

Your input deviceCheck support
BoulderChoose a mapping
Your game or projectMatch the inputs

LOOK CLOSER

The details that make the difference.

01

Map more than arrow keys

Assign panel inputs to keyboard, mouse or joystick/gamepad controls. Boulder can combine two of these three device types in one mapping.

02

Start with a familiar layout

Three preset profiles follow the PRIME mat mappings: one joypad profile and two keyboard layouts. Try a preset before building your own.

03

Keep a custom profile on the adapter

Build your fourth profile in the browser. The saved mapping runs on Boulder without keeping separate mapping software open.

04

Include your Next Level Gaming Mat

The configurator offers layouts for Next Level Gaming Mat, PRIME, CORE / PRO X and PIU, so you can begin with the relevant panel arrangement.

05

Program through your screen

Shinobi.Link transfers the configuration using light from a computer or phone screen. The supplied USB-C cable powers Boulder during programming and play.

01 / From idea to input

Build the layout your game actually needs.

Start with a few actions you want to move under your feet. A game might need keyboard keys, mouse actions or joystick controls; choose the input types it accepts, then assign the appropriate mat panels in the Boulder configurator. For a Next Level Gaming Mat, select its dedicated layout first so you are mapping the correct panels. You can combine two output device types in a profile, which opens up more flexible arrangements than a single fixed keyboard layout. Save that arrangement as the custom profile and test it in the game before relying on it for a longer session.

Boulder adapter with USB cables connected
Connect the mat through USB-A and the host through USB-C.

A focused first experiment

Map the essential actions first. Add more controls once you know that the game reads the chosen inputs correctly.

A useful boundary

Mapping changes the input Boulder sends. Your game and platform still need to accept that input type.

02 / Four profiles, one button

Move between a preset and your own setup.

Boulder gives you three established starting points: JOYPAD, KEYBOARD 1 and KEYBOARD 2, based on PRIME mappings. Profile 4 holds the layout you create in the web tool. To change profiles, hold the device button for more than three seconds until the LEDs flash rapidly in white, then use short clicks to move through the choices. A double green flash confirms the selection. This makes it practical to keep a familiar dance-game setup alongside a custom control experiment. If a programming transfer fails, the manual says Boulder retains the previous working profile, allowing you to correct the transfer and try again.

Boulder adapter and Boulder branding
Switch between stored profiles using the button on the device.

03 / Choose with confidence

Check the game, the platform and the input mode.

Boulder is intended for L-TEK mats and supported input setups. Its manual lists PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and Steam use, but it does not provide a complete game-by-game compatibility matrix. Before ordering for a particular console title, ask L-TEK to confirm your console model, game, mode and required inputs. On a computer, begin by checking the controls accepted by the game or application you want to use. Boulder needs a wired USB connection during both programming and play; the light-based programming method transfers settings, while USB supplies power and carries gameplay input.

Boulder adapter held in one hand
The adapter measures 5.2 × 5.2 × 2.3 cm.

What to have ready

Your L-TEK mat and its USB cable, a supported host and game, and a phone or computer screen for the configuration tool.

Included connection

The manual identifies a supplied USB-C cable. The mat, host computer or console and games are separate.

A GOOD FIRST EXPERIENCE

Make your first custom profile

Keep Boulder powered by USB-C throughout. The browser tool uses flashing light; follow its on-screen guidance when transferring a profile.

Already set up? Skip ahead ↓

  1. 01

    Choose your mat and controls

    Open the Boulder web configurator on a phone or computer. Select the mat layout, assign its panels and choose input types supported by your game.

  2. 02

    Enter listening mode

    Press Boulder’s button once. The moving LED pattern indicates the 15-second listening window. Position the light sensor on the area shown by the configurator.

  3. 03

    Send and confirm

    Start the transfer. Two green flashes confirm that the custom settings were saved to profile 4; two red flashes mean the transfer needs another attempt.

  4. 04

    Connect and test in the game

    Connect the mat to Boulder’s USB-A port and Boulder to the host using USB-C. Check every assigned action in the game’s input settings before playing.

WATCH WHEN YOU NEED A HAND

Boulder unboxing and setup from iAmats

The manufacturer’s dedicated Boulder guide. The player opens at the setup segment; restart it to see the unboxing.

Open the video or full guide ↗

Load & watch video

The external player loads after you click.

THE PRACTICAL DETAILS

Know what you are choosing.

Function
Maps L-TEK mat panels to keyboard, mouse or joystick/gamepad inputs
Output combinations
Up to two of the three input-device types in one mapping
Profiles
3 presets based on PRIME mappings + 1 custom profile
Configurator layouts
NEXT LEVEL GAMING MAT; PRIME; CORE / PRO X; PIU
Programming
Browser configuration with Shinobi.Link light transfer
Connections
USB-A mat connection; USB-C host connection and power
Power
USB-C required during programming and play; no built-in battery
Included cable
USB-C cable, as specified in the manual
Dimensions
5.2 × 5.2 × 2.3 cm
Warranty
2 years

BEFORE YOU DECIDE

Good questions.
Useful answers.

Find the answer here, then follow the guide if you want the detail.

Can I remap a Next Level Gaming Mat?

Yes. The live Boulder configurator includes a NEXT LEVEL GAMING MAT layout. Choose it before assigning keyboard, mouse or joystick inputs; the game must support the output type you select.

Choose your mat in the configurator

Will it make my mat work with every game or console?

Compatibility depends on the game, mode, platform and accepted input type. L-TEK lists supported console and Steam uses, but the manual does not include an exhaustive game list. Confirm your exact setup with L-TEK before buying for a specific console title.

Do I need mapping software running while I play?

Boulder stores the profiles on the device. A browser and screen are used to create and transfer the custom profile; separate mapping software does not need to remain open during play.

Is Boulder wireless?

Boulder is USB powered and has no built-in battery. It uses light from a screen to receive a configuration, then a wired USB connection for gameplay.

Can I use all three output types together?

The manual supports keyboard, mouse and joystick emulation, with any two of those three types combined at a time.

What if the profile transfer fails?

Two red flashes indicate a failed transfer. The previous working profile is retained. Reposition the sensor, follow the configurator’s display guidance and restart listening mode before trying again.

See the official mapping guide

MATOLOGY & PRACTICAL HELP

A little more detail, when you need it.

Meet Boulder

Explore the intended uses of mat input mapping.

Explore the guide ↗

Boulder web configurator

Select your mat and build a custom control profile.

Explore the guide ↗

Boulder manual

Profile selection, LED signals, USB connections and light-based programming.

Explore the guide ↗

YOUR NEXT STEP

Have a control idea for your mat?

Explore the configurator, then check Boulder’s current options in the store. For a specific console game, confirm the game, mode and input support with L-TEK before ordering.

Choose your options ↑

Third-party product and platform names identify the relevant setup only. Their trademarks belong to their respective owners; L-TEK is an independent manufacturer. Compatibility depends on the stated hardware, software and configuration.

Video

Video hosted by an external platform.

Weight 0.3 kg
Dimensions 5.2 × 5.2 × 2.3 cm

1 review for Boulder Mat Mapping Adapter

  1. Aivon_lepgm (verified owner) –

    Yo encore moi ,oui j’ai quasiment tout les produits 🤣,

    J’ai acheté le boulder lors du Black Friday. Il était -20% moins chère.

    Le’projet est vraiment bien étudié et on peut le programmer pour son usage, cela permet de convertir un tapis comme par exemple le core et le’prime et du coup devient polyvalent sur pleins de jeux dont fornite ou autre 🤣.

    Juste a revoir les frais de port qui sont un poils élevé. Mais cela vaut le coup quand meme

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Frequently asked questions

When will I receive my order?
As soon as we receive payment, your order goes to process and to be manufactured. Standard manufacturing time is 8-12 working days ( from Monday to Friday). Then shipment to US takes ~4-5 days, Europe ~ 3 days
Which Games I Can Play with L-TEK Dance Mats?

Stepmania LTEK is a popular choice for dance mat users due to its simple operation and easy song customization. L-TEK also offers the Connect Buddy, a tool that links Stepmania with the PADY Fitness iOS app, allowing you to monitor your training progress. Both tools are available in our Software section.

Stepmania LTEK can also integrate with the Amusement Lights Controller, adding dynamic lighting effects for enhanced gameplay.

For additional options, LTEK Interactive Mats are compatible with various games to combine fitness and entertainment. Find a list of recommended games in our Games to Play on Mat section.

Can I connect mats with Playstation 2 / PSX ?

L-TEK Dance Mats are compatible with PlayStation 2 and PSX consoles using a dedicated converter available in our store. Converters specifically designed for PlayStation 2 and PSX can be found in the PS2 & PSX converter section.

Where can I check shipment rate?
To check shipment rate please add product you’re interested in to cart and calculate shipment to pinted address.
What is the difference between EX PRO 2 and EX PRO X?
The only difference is the finish. X version has all polycarbonate panels under printed. But it’s still 4 active panels DDR pad.
My pad got damaged during delivery. What should I do?
Please, write down the damage report with the courier who delivering the parcel. Without a damage report we have no guarantee for cost compensation. Later, we must file a claim for damage to the package. Please send us photo of damage dance mat and box.

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