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LabRat G2 Configurator Tool

Use this tool to generate a config.json file for your LabRat G2. Simply fill in your desired settings and click "Download config.json" to get your configuration file.

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When the LabRat boots, it flashes the input LED (blue) in two quick pulses to let you know it's up and running.

LabRat G2 Configurator

Configure your LabRat G2 settings and download the config.json file for your SD card.

Configuration Mode

Settings will be read from the SD card each time the device starts.

Show Settings

Output activates after a delay when triggered.

Time to wait after trigger before activating the output.

How long the output relay stays on (0 for a quick blip).

Time to wait after output turns off before accepting new triggers.

Audio file to play when triggered (must be in /media folder on SD card).

Ambient Settings (Optional)

Background audio to loop when not triggered (must be in /media folder).

Preview

{
  "configMode": "SDCARD",
  "show": {
    "mode": "DELAY",
    "delaySecs": 0,
    "onTimeSecs": 5,
    "resetSecs": 5
  }
}

About the Configurator​

This configurator helps you create the configuration file mentioned in the Configuration Guide. It generates a properly formatted config.json file that you can copy to your SD card.

Supported Features​

  • Configuration Modes: SD Card, Standard (save to memory), or IgorBox sync
  • Trigger Modes: Delay, Random Retrigger, or Motion detection
  • Timing Settings: Configure delays, on-time, and reset periods
  • Audio Support: Add trigger sounds and ambient background audio
  • Live Preview: See your configuration in JSON format before downloading

Tips for Using the Configurator​

  1. Audio Files: Make sure your audio file names match exactly what you'll put in the /media folder on your SD card
  2. Timing Values: All time values are in seconds - you can use decimal values (e.g., 0.5 for half a second)
  3. Optional Fields: Leave audio fields blank if you don't want to use audio features
  4. Mode Selection: Choose the configuration mode that best fits your use case:
    • SD Card Mode: Best for testing and frequent changes
    • Standard Mode: Good for permanent installations
    • IgorBox Mode: For advanced show synchronization

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