Series — Hiwes X

| Step | Action | Details | |------|--------|---------| | 1 | Insert the (sensor or audio) into S‑01 | Align the notch; you’ll hear a click | | 2 | Insert NVMe into S‑02 | The OS will auto‑format (choose X‑FS for best performance) | | 3 | Connect power via USB‑C PD | Green LED = ready | | 4 | Power on (press side button) | Boot takes ~5 s; first‑time wizard appears | | 5 | Follow the X‑Control wizard: set language, timezone, Wi‑Fi, and create an admin password | The device will download the latest firmware (≈200 MB) | | 6 | Calibrate sensor (if applicable) | Use the built‑in Calibration Grid or external target | | 7 | Run the Demo Capture (4K 30 fps or 24‑bit 48 kHz) | Confirm output on connected monitor or headphones |

– The Hiwes X Series is a modular, high‑performance line of devices (camera rigs, audio‑recorders, or smart‑lens accessories – depending on the exact model) that blend professional‑grade specs with a DIY‑friendly ecosystem. This guide walks you through everything you need to know: from unboxing and core architecture to advanced configuration, workflow optimization, troubleshooting, and future‑proof upgrades. hiwes x series

| Setting | Where | Recommended Default | |----------|-------|---------------------| | | X‑Control → Capture → Video | 4K 30 fps (HDR) | | Bit‑rate | X‑Control → Capture → Advanced | 120 Mbps (Cine‑V) | | Audio Sample Rate | X‑Control → Audio → Input | 48 kHz / 24‑bit | | File Format | X‑Control → Storage | X‑RAW (proprietary lossless) + optional ProRes export | | Metadata | X‑Control → System → Metadata | Enable GPS, timecode, lens data (if applicable) | | Step | Action | Details | |------|--------|---------|

The X‑Core’s firmware is open‑source‑friendly (GPL‑v3 for the kernel, BSD for drivers). Developers can compile custom kernel modules to add niche functionality (e.g., custom LUTs, proprietary audio codecs). Developers can compile custom kernel modules to add