1.1.0 beta 17

The ALEXA MENU reads true and edits in one press, fiber levels match the LPS-1's own bars and land the moment the base station sends them, and a LIVE VIEW on the CAMERA page shows the camera's SDI from a capture box.

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• LIVE VIEW on the CAMERA page

  Pick a capture box (an SDI-to-USB box such as a Magewell USB Capture SDI, or any capture device the Mac sees) once per camera and LIVE VIEW shows that camera's SDI with the least delay the Mac allows, with its frame rate and dropped frames. Without a box it shows the camera's own still frames, labelled with their age. The camera has no live video over the network; a box on an SDI feed is the fluid path.

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• ALEXA MENU: accurate values, one clean table

  Every MENU row was checked against the camera's own value tables. Raw numbers now read as words and units (REC reads STBY, not 4; temperatures in °C, durations in s), sub-menu lines show what matters (Recording: ARRICORE · 4.6K 3:2 OG · 23.976), and rows Scanny can't read on a camera behind a base station say so instead of a dash. One full-width glass table, one arm bar at the top instead of NEEDS ARM on every row, and the old Other · CAP only pile is sorted into the menus you'd look in.

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• ALEXA MENU: edit on the row

  Lists open on the row, numbers step with − / at the camera's own step (double-click to type), toggles flip in one click, actions show their verb. ↑↓ move, ← → step the value being edited, Esc steps out, CMD+F finds. On a camera on air, in PVW or REC the arrow keys only move, they never send.

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• Fiber levels land the moment the base station sends them

  Scanny talks to each LPS-1 the same way its own web page does (a live socket, with the old method as a fallback) and draws each new value in the frame it arrives. The hover shows the path and the push-to-screen time. The base station decides how often it measures; Scanny is never slower than its own page.

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FIXED 01

• Fiber levels match the LPS-1 exactly

  Scanny now shows fiber the way the LPS-1's own page does: the bar is full at 1.0, the colours change at the same values (green below 2.0, red at 2.0 and above, amber is kept for problems), and nothing is rounded. The big number is the LPS bar's percent, the exact reading sits next to it, with the base station's camera channel and how old the value is in ms.

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