What it does
A Bitfocus Companion module for RFutils: a radio-mic rack's battery, RF and audio state as one monitor tile per channel, plus Dante crosspoint control.
When a receiver stops reporting, every threshold goes dark instead of showing the last value it remembered, and a blue 'stopped reporting' state overrides low and critical. On a button face, a battery percentage from twenty minutes ago looks exactly like a current one, which is a nasty thing to find out mid-show.
- A monitor tile per channel, escalating amber to red to blue
- Battery percentage, battery runtime and RF thresholds, set once in the connection config
- Audio present and channel silent, as separate questions from no-information
- Dante crosspoint make and clear
- Frequency programming that is a dry run unless explicitly ticked
Where it stands
Released. Tested against a pretend RFutils over a real HTTP server and WebSocket. RFutils' own Sennheiser adapter connects and polls metering, but the paths it reads are unverified guesses, tested only against a fake receiver, so a blank reading could be the receiver, the network or the adapter. It isn't in the official Companion module store, so install it as a developer module.