Fanatic Filters displays two indicator dots in the upper right corner of the operator interface. The first dot indicates face tracking status (typically always green), and the second dot indicates your mainboard/external monitor output connection. A red dot means the system isn't detecting a second screen for video output or there may be a connectivity issue — this is normal if you're working only on your laptop without an external display connected. A green dot confirms that your external monitor is properly configured and ready to receive the Fanatic Filters output. You need both dots to be green before you can successfully run the activation. To enable output, click on the indicator or the square icon next to it to activate mainboard mode. Your control room should have the signal path configured to run from the laptop through the external monitor to your video board switcher. If red dots persist, ensure that a second monitor or video output is physically connected to the computer, check your cable connections, or contact CUE support for troubleshooting assistance.
