| Prop | Name | State | Last heard | Battery | Charge | Signal | Lost | Resets | Cue | Survey |
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Ready means heard within 3 s, not in bench mode, and trigger not stuck. "Lost" is the share of events with no copy received, over the last 30 s. Charge with a ? is inferred from voltage alone (no USB sense fitted).
| Source | Name | MIDI ch | Note | Velocity | Mode |
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Add a mapping
Prop 0 is the receiver's wired footswitch. Trigger sends note-on, then note-off 50 ms later (what QLab's Note On trigger wants). Momentary holds the note until release, with a 5 s failsafe. Changes go to the receiver straight away; Save makes them survive a reboot.
RF channel
Takes effect after Save and a reboot. Every prop must be set to the same channel by cable (bench mode), or they go silent. Pick it with apscan at the venue, never during a show.
Walk test
Shows packets per second per prop in the Props tab. Props must be in survey mode too (bench mode, survey on).
Backup
The mapping, names and channel, as a file. Restoring into a spare receiver lets it take over a show.
Alerts
Stored on this computer only.
Reset and restart
Factory mapping: props 1–3 on notes 60, 62, 64, channel 1, footswitch on 60. Not saved until you Save. Reboot drops the connection for a few seconds; press Reconnect afterwards.
Serial console
The receiver's own console, the same as the Arduino Serial Monitor. While the show lock is on, only status, show and help can be sent from here; unlock for anything else (apscan makes the receiver deaf for a few seconds — never during a show).