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# Quick reference

**Open the workspace** in a browser on the control computer. On a kiosk machine, it opens automatically.

**Top bar:** the system status word (**SETUP**, **READY**, **STANDBY**, **LIVE**, or **FAULT**), six status indicators (Sensors, Sync, Calibration, Track, Stream, and Rec), and the controls (**Start preview**, **Stop**, **Restart**, **GO LIVE**, and the **⚙** server controls).

**The three stages, in order:**

1. **Calibration** — connect the sensors, then calibrate.
2. **Live Settings** — set the zones, configure post-processing, and set the OSC output. The pipeline starts in preview mode (off-air) here.
3. **Live Monitor** — broadcasting is active, and the screen is view-only.

**Calibration wizard:** Setup, First Calibration, Refine Calibration, Select Axis, World Alignment, and Save.

**Zone colors:** cyan is the point cloud capture zone (outer); amber is the motion-capture zone, which must remain inside the cyan zone.

**Calibration lock:** the lock icon (🔒) appears once the pipeline is running. Stop the pipeline to edit the calibration again.

**Going live:** select **Start preview** (off-air), then **GO LIVE** (a preflight check, then broadcast). Allow 5–15 seconds for the system to warm up. **END LIVE** ends the show.

**Recording:** in Live Monitor, select **Recording → Record**, then **Stop**. Select **Open folder** to find the file.


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