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@@ -19,7 +19,82 @@ running anything that opens the TX.
 | `test/watch_rx.py` | `python test/watch_rx.py [seconds]`: watches the fan's effect id via the RX only; works while SignalRGB runs. |
 | `build-src/` | sources for `tuzc.exe` / `tuzd.exe`. |
 
-The plugin hardcodes the fan MAC `e8:b5:62:62:32:e1` and RX slot 1 (from `lianli_poc.py scan`).
+## Using it with SignalRGB
+
+SignalRGB has no support for the wireless Lian Li kits. `LianLi_Wireless_SLINF_PoC.js` is a custom
+plugin that drives one SL-INF wireless fan through the TX dongle.
+
+### 1. Pair the fan
+
+The fan must already be bound to your TX dongle. This is done once in L-Connect 3; after that L-Connect
+can be uninstalled or must at least stay closed while SignalRGB runs.
+
+### 2. Find your fan's address
+
+Quit SignalRGB first (it holds the TX dongle), then:
+
+```bash
+python lianli_poc.py scan
+```
+
+```
+TX master 16:e5:90:62:32:dc  channel 8  firmware 16
+RX hears 1 device(s):
+  device e8:b5:62:62:32:e1  SL-INF Wireless x1
+    bound to this TX: yes   channel 8  rx slot 1
+```
+
+Copy the `device` address, the `rx slot` and the fan count (`x1`) into the top of the plugin:
+
+```js
+const FAN_MAC = [0xe8, 0xb5, 0x62, 0x62, 0x32, 0xe1];
+const FAN_RX_SLOT = 1;
+const FAN_COUNT = 1;
+```
+
+The values in the repo are for the original fan; a different or re-paired fan needs new values.
+
+### 3. Install the plugin
+
+Copy the plugin into SignalRGB's user plugin folder and restart SignalRGB (it only loads plugins at
+startup):
+
+```bash
+cp LianLi_Wireless_SLINF_PoC.js "$USERPROFILE/Documents/WhirlwindFX/Plugins/"
+```
+
+The fan shows up as **Lian Li SL-INF Wireless (PoC)**. Place and resize it on the Layouts page so it
+sits where the fan is in your case.
+
+### 4. Settings
+
+| Setting | Default | What it does |
+|---|---|---|
+| Lighting Mode | Canvas | `Canvas` follows the active effect, `Forced` shows Forced Color. |
+| Forced Color | `#009bde` | Colour used in Forced mode. |
+| Shutdown Color | `#8000ff` | Colour the fan keeps after SignalRGB closes or the PC shuts down. |
+| Update Interval (ms) | 200 | Minimum time between uploads to the fan (100–2000). |
+
+### Limitations
+
+- Every colour change is a full compressed upload over the 2.4 GHz link, so the fan updates a few
+  times per second at most. Static colours and slow effects look fine; fast and audio effects step.
+- Frames are only sent when the colours actually change.
+- The 44 LEDs per fan are mapped as three rings (centre 8, inner 10, outer 8), mirrored on both
+  sides of the fan.
+- One fan group only, at the address set in the plugin. There is no discovery: a SignalRGB plugin can
+  open only one USB device, and fan discovery needs the RX dongle.
+- While SignalRGB runs, `lianli_poc.py` and `test/js_tuz_on_fan.py` can't open the TX dongle.
+
+### Troubleshooting
+
+- **Fan not listed:** check SignalRGB's log in `%LOCALAPPDATA%\WhirlwindFX\SignalRgb\Logs` for
+  `Custom Plugin File Loaded` and for errors from the `0416:8040` engine thread.
+- **Listed but the fan doesn't change:** run `python test/watch_rx.py 10` while SignalRGB runs. A
+  new effect id appearing every second or so means uploads are reaching the fan. If the id never
+  changes, the address in the plugin is probably wrong or L-Connect has the dongle.
+- **Back to normal:** delete the plugin from `Documents\WhirlwindFX\Plugins` and restart SignalRGB.
+  The fan keeps the Shutdown Color until something else sets it.
 
 ## Rebuilding tuzc.exe / tuzd.exe