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Pulsar status icons in Evoke

On the System tab, in the Clusters part of the System tree, Pulsars that are paired with a connected Beacon are displayed. Adjacent icons indicate the status of the Pulsars:  

The following table describes each of the Pulsar status icons that are displayed on the System tab in Evoke.

Icon	Meaning
Cyan	Connected but not assigned a marker pattern
Yellow	Connected but disabled
Gray	Automatically disabled as not linked to a Smart Object
Green	Enabled and assigned a valid marker pattern
Red	Disconnected
Yellow battery	Battery has low charge (less than 20%)
Red battery	Battery has very low charge (less than 10%)
Lightning bolt	Plugged in for recharging
Update	Evoke has queued or sent new settings to the Pulsar but has not yet received a response
No icon	Loaded from a previous Evoke session but not yet connected to this instance of Evoke

Note that the overall system charge is determined by the device with the lowest charge (unless recharging – see the following note), which is shown at the top of the Clusters section on the System tab.

The number of devices on charge is also displayed here.

In the following image, the red battery icons to the right of the Pulsar names indicate that the batteries of the relevant Pulsars are low. The Lowest Battery Charge indicator shows that the Pulsar with the lowest charge is almost at 0%, ie, almost fully discharged (a Pulsar whose battery is fully discharged can no longer communicate with Evoke and disconnects, and the Lowest Battery Charge indicator then displays the Pulsar with the next lowest battery).

In the following image, the yellow lightning icons to the right of the Pulsar names indicate that the batteries of the relevant Pulsars are charging (and the yellow battery icons indicate that the charge is still low). The Lowest Battery Charge indicator shows that the Pulsar with the lowest charge is now at 13%.