DMX channels
Planned goal: one universe for real-time addressable LED effects.
Cue Connect / Working name In development
One cue.
More possibilities.
A planned bridge from wired DMX show control to our own wireless props.
Your existing show controller handles sequencing. All capabilities below are planned, not validated or released.
01 / At the prop
The receiver.
Light, sensing and interaction — connected to the show.
Digital I/O
Configurable 3.3V signals for buttons and triggers.
Analog inputs
Read changing sensor values.
PWM-capable outputs
Variable control using shared PWM resources.
Full-universe translation remains unimplemented and unverified; 512 channels is a support goal, not 512 physical outputs. Logic I/O needs external drivers for loads. Shared resources mean eight PWM outputs do not provide eight independent frequencies.
Direct wireless link
Planned Wi-Fi radio connection to our transmitter; no router.
Address at the prop
DMX address range 001–512 designed for display and storage.
Battery + USB-C
Charging and run-while-charging planned; not yet validated.
Planned: 3.3 V UART serial · I²C sensor/control expansion (shared bus) · Onboard microSD card slot
Learn more: connections and triggers
Planned 3.3 V UART logic serial is not RS232 or RS485. I²C expansion shares a bus with onboard circuitry; it is not an isolated accessory bus. UART, I²C and the microSD interface are separate from the eight spare I/O. The 3.3 V reference does not imply power for arbitrary accessories. These are design capabilities, not tested shipping functionality.
Sensor, button and puzzle triggers are planned without exposing the experience’s solutions. A configurable remote digital I/O example maps DMX values 0–125 to off and 126–255 to on; this is an example setting, not a universal protocol guarantee.
Optional audio expansion / Planned
A cue you
can hear.
I²S digital audio expansion
microSD clips · Play / stop / pause · Fades
Planned I²S expansion requires an external DAC and amplifier; no built-in amplified output is promised.
Learn more: audio
The onboard microSD card slot is part of the current design. Playback, logging and filesystem support remain unimplemented/planned.
02 / At the show
The transmitter.
Bring a wired DMX universe into the wireless link.
512-channel input
Planned goal: one standard wired DMX universe.
Passive DMX THRU
3-pin screw terminals continue the wired chain.
Our wireless receivers
A planned direct link to the props.
USB power + programming
Direct USB show control is a future goal.
Transmitter functions are planned and not yet tested. No commercial wireless DMX interoperability or guaranteed software compatibility is claimed.
Learn more: connecting a PC
Intended signal chain: PC → compatible USB-to-DMX adapter → transmitter wired DMX input → our receivers.
Direct USB control from show software is a future goal, not confirmed adapter emulation. Standard Wi-Fi-to-DMX interoperability is not claimed.
An experience in development
The Blackwood
Reliquary.
Our proof-of-concept project, intended to demonstrate a complete interactive experience.
Not a finished demo or proof that the planned electronics have been validated.
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