Configure a HiDRA device over Bluetooth. Requires Chrome/Edge (desktop or Android) served over HTTPS or localhost.
Bluetooth is only available for ~30 s after the device button is pressed. Disconnecting turns the device's Bluetooth off.
Set the serial number (also the connect code). Allowed only
while it is the default 000000, and locks once assigned.
Takes effect after Apply & Reboot — reconnect with the new value.
Up to 5 networks. The device joins the strongest one it can see, so it connects in different locations.
Complexity is the max; the device auto-lowers it to stay real-time and ramps back up when it can. Live: idle
With a key set, SD recordings are AES-256-GCM encrypted and sealed
to it (.dsv) — only the Org's private key can open them. Leave blank to
keep the stored key. Clear the key to record plain, unencrypted Broadcast WAV
(.wav) — useful for diagnostics.
Recording is controlled by the hardware switch (GPIO9) — not from here. Always 48 kHz stereo written to microSD as 32-bit float WAV; files rotate at the 4 GB limit. (The Audio card's rate/channels set the SIP call transmit only — not the recording.)
Status: idle
Makeup gain for recordings. 0 dB is the accurate, clip-free default (quiet, ~−22 dBFS peaks); raise it to make files louder. Applies live — no reboot. Peaks are clamped so a boost can't run past full-scale.
Saved settings take effect after a reboot.
Current firmware: ?
Do not disconnect during the update; the device reboots when done.