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LapMonitor Decoder

A polished, commercial IR decoder — into LapBeeps through the LapGw bridge.

🔦 IR-based decoder 🛒 Commercial product 🔌 Connects via a bridge
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How to connect

Four steps, then race.

Follow LapMonitor's PC connection guide for LapGw, then aim LapBeeps at the bridge.

1

Run the LapGw bridge

LapBeeps can't talk to the LapMonitor directly. Download LapGw — the LapMonitor gateway — and run it on the same PC.

2

Pair over Bluetooth

In LapGw, scan for Bluetooth devices, connect to your LapMonitor, and start its server. The bridge now relays every IR detection.

3

Point LapBeeps at it

In LapBeeps, add a MyLaps / AMB P3 decoder pointed at 127.0.0.1, port 5403 — the address LapGw listens on.

4

Race

LapGw forwards each crossing as a P3 passing. LapBeeps scores, ranks, and announces it — live, like any other decoder.

LapMonitor needs a bridge.

Because LapMonitor connects over Bluetooth, LapBeeps doesn't reach it directly. You run LapMonitor's free gateway, which relays every detection to LapBeeps as a MyLaps/AMB P3 stream on 127.0.0.1:5403. Set it up once and forget it.

MyLaps / P3 decoder setup in LapBeeps pointing at 127.0.0.1:5403
Add a MyLaps decoder pointed at 127.0.0.1:5403 — the address LapGw relays on.
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