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 ## Controlling other props
 
-### Connecting props by wire
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-The device can tell other props about a time travel, and in essence act as a "master controller" in a setup of several props. 
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-![Wired connection](img/family-wired.png)
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-For detailed wiring instructions, please see the documentation for the prop ([Flux capacitor](https://github.com/realA10001986/Flux-Capacitor/tree/main?tab=readme-ov-file#connecting-a-tcd-by-wire), [SID](https://github.com/realA10001986/SID/tree/main?tab=readme-ov-file#connecting-a-tcd-by-wire), [Dash Gauges](https://github.com/realA10001986/Dash-Gauges/blob/main/hardware/README.md#connecting-a-tcd-to-the-dash-gauges-by-wire), [VSR](https://github.com/realA10001986/VSR#connecting-a-tcd-by-wire)); for DIY props, see [here](DIY/#other-props).
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-If external gear is connected by wire and you want to use this control feature, check **_Control props connected by wire_** in the Config Portal.
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-For CircuitSetup original props connected by wire, the option **_Signal Time Travel without 5s lead_** should not be set since it skips the "acceleration phase"; however, if that option is set on the TCD (for instance, if third-party props are connected by wire as well), the respective option on the prop must be set, too. If those props are connected wirelessly, this option has no effect.
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-Note that a wired connection only allows for synchronized time travel sequences, no other communication takes place. A wireless connection allows for more features, see immediately below.
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 ### Connecting props wirelessly
 
 #### BTTF-Network (BTTFN)
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 To see which BTTFN devices are currently known to the TCD, enter the keypad menu and select "BTTFN CLIENTS".
 
+### Connecting props by wire
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+The TCD can also tell other props about a time travel through a wire. This is mainly meant for connecting third party props which are not BTTFN-compatible.
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+A wired connection only allows for synchronized time travel sequences, no other communication takes place. 
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+![Wired connection](img/family-wired.png)
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+CircuitSetup/A10001986 original props also support a wired connection, if for whatever reason BTTFN is not an option. For detailed wiring instructions, please see the documentation for the prop ([Flux capacitor](https://github.com/realA10001986/Flux-Capacitor/tree/main?tab=readme-ov-file#connecting-a-tcd-by-wire), [SID](https://github.com/realA10001986/SID/tree/main?tab=readme-ov-file#connecting-a-tcd-by-wire), [Dash Gauges](https://github.com/realA10001986/Dash-Gauges/blob/main/hardware/README.md#connecting-a-tcd-to-the-dash-gauges-by-wire), [VSR](https://github.com/realA10001986/VSR#connecting-a-tcd-by-wire)); for DIY props, see [here](DIY/#other-props).
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+In order to enable a wired connection, check **_Control props connected by wire_** in the Config Portal.
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+Normally, a time travel is signalled by wire 5s ahead of the temporal displacement, in order to give the prop time for some kind of "acceleration" sequence. The option **_Signal Time Travel without 5s lead_** disables this lead time, if your prop does not need or support this.
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+In case CircuitSetup/A10001986 original props are connected by wire, the option **_Signal Time Travel without 5s lead_** should not be set since it skips the "acceleration phase"; however, if that option is set on the TCD (for instance, if third-party props are connected by wire as well), the respective option on the prop must be set, too. This option has no effect for wirelessly connected props.
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 ## Home Assistant / MQTT
 
 The TCD supports the MQTT protocol version 3.1.1 for the following features: