Device Core Parameter Lists
Finding Device Core Parameter Lists
There are four ways to access the parameter list for your devices.
Configuration Page Inspector
When editing a parameter from the Inspector on the Configuration page, you can access the parameter list.
If there was not a parameter previously selected for that HWC, then you will need to select which device will be controlled.
If you select to control a single device, when clicking 'Parameter List' you will be directed to the parameter list for that specific model of device.
If you select to control the device core (prefered when control multiple of same type of device), when clicking 'Parameter List' you will be directed to the parameter list for the the entire device core and all models within.
Device Details
Click the name of the device you want to know about, to access this popop.
Then click on 'Parameter List'
This will then open the web link to the full parameter list only for that specific model device.
Device Core Details
Click the title above a device you want to know about, to access this popop.
Then click on 'Parameter List'
This will then open the web link to the full parameter list for that device core and all supported models within.
Devices.Skaarhoj.com
All devices we integrate with can be searched on our web page devices.skaarhoj.com
Clicking on 'Supported Parameter List' from the main page will then open the web link to the full parameter list only for that specific model device. 
Clicking into the device for additional information will give you two options. Clicking on specific device name will then open the web link to the full parameter list only for that specific model device.
Clicking on 'See Parameter List' will open the web link to the full parameter list for that device core and all supported models within.
Parameter List- How To Read
The Parameter List gives a detailed breakdown of all of the supported parameters and the values available within.
The parameter list generated per device core, which is the controlling firmware package for the device's remote protocol. Multiple devices can be controlled by the same device core.
Find out how to access the parameter list per device core or per device here: https://wiki.skaarhoj.com/books/blue-pill-reactor/page/finding-device-core-parameter-lists
At the top of the Parameter List page is listed details about the core overall. Here you find the Core Name, Firmware Version used for the list (will be the most recent), development status of the list, general description of the core, and number of parameters available (each contained model can have different amounts).
Looking at the individually controlled devices there is more information on each one. Here you find the model name of the device, the internally used model number, a brief description of the unit, and the development status for that specific model.
The development status for a specific model may differ from the device core's overall development status.
See further in this article for a breakdown of development status descriptions.
Looking at the individually supported parameters there is the easy to read parameter name, general description of the parameter, and the internal parameter command name. 
Looking at the individually supported parameter details can give a lot of information about how we have control.
Control: The value range available
Feedback: What information we receive back from the camera
Dimensions: Sub parameters available, each with their own feedback and control
--- : Additional information
The main part of the Parameter List is broken up in a grid fashion, with the parameters creating the the rows and the devices forming the columns. For ease of reading, the rows are broken up into categories.
Looking at the parameters, in the below example Audio Gain is supported by all three models of cameras and with the same value ranges and feedback. However, Audio Source, while still supported by all three models has a different value range for Komodo then for Komodo-X and V-Raptor. 
When you see the below symbol, that parameter is not supported by the model of device.
Development Status
Each device core and individual device has a stated development status. Here you can see a description of all of the statuses.
CONCEPT, Early development
- Everything is allowed to change
- Core is not guaranteed to work
- Core is not guaranteed to be finalized
- Only pre-release, not enabled in Reactor yet
- Not officially supported, minimum help available from Support
BETA
- Core connects without issues
- Core is tested partly by the developer
- There is not necessary a configuration yet
- The core has a description, category, and correct name
- Parameter names can changed if needed
- Only pre-release but enabled in Reactor
- Core is not guaranteed to be finalized
- Not officially supported, minimum help available from Support
RELEASED
- R&D has implemented everything needed for a stable release
- Device core is QC tested
- There is at least one configuration for the device core
- The core has been proofread, parameter names can not be changed any more
- The core has graphics
- Device test is implemented
- The core is in Stable Release
MATURE
- Feedback from customers does not indicate there are any major problem
- At Least 4 months since state RELEASED was set
- Partner approves of a Core after they have tested it on their side