Nine steps from box to a working prop. For sensors, sound, lights, and DMX, continue to the setup guide.
Before you start, you’ll need
- Your PropX-Pro controller
- A power supply between 9 and 24 volts DC (never higher)
- A prop or light that runs on your supply's voltage, drawing under 1.5 amps
- A small flat screwdriver
- A computer with Bluetooth and the PropX Control Center app
- Time: about 10 minutes
⚠️ Warning: Never use a power supply above 24 volts — it can permanently damage the controller. Check the supply's label first.
⚠️ Warning: Keep the power supply unplugged until step 3. Never wire the controller while it has power.
The nine steps
Install the PropX Control Center app.
(Download link: PLACEHOLDER.)
You'll see: the app opens to its main window.
Connect your prop's two wires to output pair 1
(a pair of screw clamps marked − and +), matching + to + and − to −.
Wiring a prop to output pair 1 IMG-PRO-QS-01 — photo coming soonYou'll see: both wires held firmly, no bare wire showing.
Plug your power supply into the power jack.
(Bare-wire supply? Use the screw power terminal — see the setup guide.)
Power supply plugged into the power jack IMG-PRO-QS-02 — photo coming soonYou'll see: every light flashes red, then green, then blue — start-up.
Wait for the Status 1 light to turn solid blue.
You'll see: solid blue = on and waiting for you.
Put the Pro in pairing mode: hold the Record and Output 1 buttons together for about 5 seconds, then release.
You'll see: the status light flashes purple — ready to pair.
In the app, click Scan.
You'll see: your controller as PropX- plus your serial number (printed on its label).
Click Add next to your controller.
You'll see: it connects — no PIN needed.
In the app, turn on output 1.
You'll see: your prop switches on. (Status 2 flashing yellow/purple instead? The controller senses no load — power off and re-check step 2.)
Turn output 1 off.
You'll see: your prop switches off. Done.
Next steps
- Wire sensors, speakers, LED strips, and DMX: setup guide
- Learn every connector and light: device tour
- Something's off: troubleshooting





