Network stack / Monitoring
Monitoring

Live monitoring

We watch the stream while you work the room. Signal strength, battery, and stream health are tracked in real time, and problems are fixed before your audience ever sees them.

Visibility

See every link and every number

Our engineers see each connection the pack is using, how strong each one is, how much video it is carrying, and how the battery is holding up. A weak link or a low battery shows up as a warning long before it becomes a dropped stream.

You get the confidence of someone watching your back the whole show.

  • Per-connection signal strength
  • Battery level and runtime
  • Bitrate and stream health
Control

Adjust the pack from afar

From our side we can start and stop the stream, change latency and bitrate settings, and respond to changing conditions without touching the pack on your back.

That is what lets one engineer look after several shows at once.

  • Start and stop remotely
  • Tune latency and quality live
  • Fix issues without you stopping
Alerts

Warnings before it matters

Alerts flag a dropping signal, a draining battery, or an unstable platform connection so we can act in advance. Talkback means we can tell the crew to move, swap a battery, or switch position before the stream suffers.

Support runs around the clock, so it works for late sets and overnight travel.

  • Early warnings
  • Talkback to act in time
  • 24/7 support coverage

Someone is always watching