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How LogosPilot follows the message

Four steps, in order, from someone speaking to a passage on a screen. Each step says what LogosPilot does and what the operator can still do.

1. It listens

Audio from the room is transcribed as the message is delivered. Nothing is displayed at this stage and nothing has been decided.

Transcription runs on the desktop host. If the audio source is lost, detection suspends and manual control continues unaffected.

Operator control at this step

Stop automation at any time. It halts immediately and does not resume until someone starts it again.

2. It finds the passage

A spoken Scripture reference is matched against the translation you selected. Matching produces a candidate, not a decision.

Confidence is assessed before anything moves toward a display.

Operator control at this step

Search and select a passage manually at any point. A manual selection supersedes whatever automation was considering.

Low confidence produces nothing

If LogosPilot is not confident it identified the reference correctly, it stops here. No slide is prepared and no display changes. A blank screen is recoverable. Wrong Scripture in front of a congregation is not.

3. It prepares the slide

The passage text is retrieved from the licensed provider you configured, or from local text when the network is unavailable, and composed for the display it is going to.

The text is never generated. It is retrieved and shown as published, and the translation in use is identified on screen.

Operator control at this step

Review before it goes out, or take manual control and drive the display directly while automation observes without acting.

4. It displays

The passage appears on the congregation output, and on any other display you have configured, each carrying its own content.

If a broadcast integration is connected, the same program content is available to your production software.

Operator control at this step

Clear the output at any moment. Whatever else has happened, the congregation display can be returned to a safe, neutral state.

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What the operator controls

Automation prepares. The operator decides. That division does not move and it is not a setting.

Control available at every step
ControlEffectAvailable
Stop automationHalts and does not resume until restartedAlways
Take manual controlOperator drives; automation observes without actingAlways
Clear outputAudience-visible display returns to a safe neutral stateAlways

Stopping stays stopped

Automation does not restart itself after being overridden, does not ask repeatedly, and does not treat an override as an error to correct. It waits until someone starts it again.

What this is not

LogosPilot displays Scripture. It never writes it.

Passage text is retrieved from the licensed translation you selected and displayed exactly as published. LogosPilot does not generate, paraphrase or reconstruct Scripture text under any circumstance.

LogosPilot presents the text. The teaching belongs to the person speaking.

It does not interpret, summarize or comment on Scripture. It identifies what was referenced and puts the published text on the screen.

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