PropX-Pro device tour

The labeled map of the PropX-Pro: power, 8 output pairs, trigger inputs, speaker terminals, PROG ports, LED strip port, status lights, and buttons.

The map of your controller — every other page points back here.

  1. Power ("9-24V DC - 5A")

    9–24 V DC, 5 A max, via the center-positive power jack or the − + screw power terminal. Reverse-polarity protected: wired backwards it won't start, but won't be damaged. No fuse inside — the inputs and outputs have built-in protection.

  2. Output pairs 1–8

    Eight − + pairs on green terminal blocks (three bottom-edge connectors, one on the right edge), each switching up to 1.5 A. Wire a prop across one pair, + to +, − to −.

    ⚠️ Warning: Never connect a prop drawing more than 1.5 amps to one output.

  3. Trigger inputs 1–2 and Trigger Power

    Two inputs (pins A and B, either way around) fired by 12 V or by ground; up to 2 A. Trigger Power (− +) feeds power to your sensors.

    ⚠️ Warning: Trigger Power passes your supply voltage straight through — a 24 V supply means 24 V at your sensors. Check every sensor's rating.

  4. Speaker terminals ("4-8Ω Speakers")

    Stereo R and L pairs (each + −) on a removable speaker plug. Use 4–8 Ω speakers; the amplifier delivers 65 watts total — two speakers or all into one.

  5. AUX audio ("AUX / 5w Audio")

    A quieter 5-watt output for headphones or small powered speakers — great for testing. (Confirming this is the 3.5 mm jack — #66.)

  6. PROG A and PROG B ports

    Two RJ45 sockets (network-style plugs) carrying DMX (stage-light control, 512 channels) or PropX Mesh (one cable linking several controllers). One job at a time — Mesh turns DMX off. PROG A carries an extra 5 V pin. Mesh role is set by jumpers inside (positions — #44).

  7. LED strip port ("12V RGB / + D −")

    Addressable LED strips up to 300 LEDs: + (12 V), D (data), − (ground). Set your strip's length in the app. A full 300-LED strip at full white draws about 4.5 amps — budget your supply for it.

  8. MicroSD card slot

    Sound files (MP3, up to 32 MB each) and firmware updates. The controller also has 32 MB of built-in storage, so a card is optional.

  9. USB-C port

    Setup and service by cable when Bluetooth isn't an option.

  10. Lights and buttons

    Status 1 and Status 2 are the main status lights — the full table lives on the troubleshooting page. The face also has Power, REC, PLAY lights, one light per output (on = output on), and buttons: PLAY, REC, two Function buttons, VOL +/−, and 1–8 (button roles being confirmed — #65).

  11. Mounting flanges

    Mount through the enclosure flange holes. Footprint 163 × 89 mm (units to be verified — #49). No DIN rail.

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