Try pressing a few buttons and turn the encoders (if you have a Stream Deck Plus) and you will see trigger messages arrive in a human readable form.

On a Mac, try 'nc 192.168.11.5 9923' from the Terminal, then it should connect, type in 'list'+Enter and you should see something like this:

Using PuTTy, Telnet or nc you can now make a TCP connection manually to test it.

One of the displays will reveals the IP address and port on which to connect: This indicates that the Stream Deck is ready to be used over network, but no TCP client is connected.

Shortly after you should see the 'Waiting for Blue Pill' screen.

After (re-)starting the xpanel-streamdeck application you should see a nice animated boot screen on any attached Stream Deck:.

Here you may want to make sure it's set up for Auto Start and attend to other config settings (see below)

Click the package name 'xpanel-streamdeck' to go to the configuration page.

When installed, you should find it listed as 'Running' in the top of the Packages page:.

Find the xpanel-streamdeck package in the list of Available Packages.

Go to the Packages tab of the Web UI of your Blue Pill device.

After doing so, please power cycle your Blue Pill once or twice and then confirm that USB-A is still enabled:

Go to the Settings tab of the Web UI of your Blue Pill device, find where it says 'USB-A' and turn it on.

Please check table below, you may need to use a powered USB hub in between.

Connect your Stream Deck to your SKAARHOJ Blue Pill Inside (with USB-A).

Using the Raw Panel Protocol, you can easily send colors, text content and monochrome, grayscale and color images to the Stream Deck panels: Multiple Stream Deck panels can be driven by a single Blue Pill using a charging (powered) USB hub in between:

The Stream Deck can be accessed via the Raw Panel TCP protocol on the IP address of the Blue Pill Server. This means that Reactor and any other third party application fully compliant with Raw Panel can use them.īelow, you see a Stream Deck Plus connected directly to a SKAARHOJ Blue Pill Server which in turn is connected to a PoE powered network switch.

The Stream Deck devices become network enabled as they are turned into Raw Panel compliant devices. In this way you can enjoy even more freedom of user friendly integration with professional SKAARHOJ panels and your existing fleet of Stream Deck devices. With SKAARHOJs Stream Deck application for Blue Pill ( xpanel-streamdeck package) you can connect one or more Stream Deck controllers to a SKAARHOJ Blue Pill product (with USB-A) and integrate the Stream Deck seamlessly with your existing SKAARHOJ devices.

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