CLiCK v2 user manual added.

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+# CLiCK V2 Usage Examples
+
+The CLiCK V2 is a versatile tool designed to integrate non-MIDI equipment into a MIDI-controlled environment. Below are simple, single-feature examples of how to use the CLiCK V2 in a real-world setup.
+
+---
+
+## 1. Controlling Amplifier Channels (Relay Switching)
+If you have a traditional guitar amplifier with a 1/4" footswitch jack for channel switching, the CLiCK can automate this via MIDI.
+
+!!! warning
+    Some devices have an external footswitch that is more than just a passive one, two, or three switch TRS footswitch. If there are LEDs, a DIN jack, or more than three footswitches, there is a high likelihood that the CLiCK will either not fully unlock the same features as the factory footswitch, or not work at all.
+
+* **The Setup**: Connect a 1/4" TRS cable from the **Relay Jack** on the CLiCK to the footswitch input of your amplifier.
+* **The Action**: Send a MIDI CC #1 message to the CLiCK.
+* **The Result**: 
+    * Sending CC #1 with a value of **127** will close the "Tip" relay (e.g., switching to the Lead channel).
+    * Sending CC #1 with a value of **0** will open it (e.g., returning to the Clean channel).
+
+### More Details
+Inside the web editor, you can set the relay states per preset. This means that as you send messages to the CLiCK to change its preset, the relay states can automatically change to pre-determined states.\
+
+You can use this method to set up presets that follow the songs in your live set, song sections, or just generic "sounds".
+
+Obviously the two relay states can only be combined in a handful of ways, but with 128 presets at your disposal, you can work out, in advance, exactly which preset requires which states so you don't have to think about it in a live setting. 
+
+---
+
+## 2. MIDI-Automated Expression (Expression Emulation)
+You can control the expression input of an analog pedal (like a boutique delay or a pitch shifter) using MIDI CC messages from your DAW or a MIDI foot controller.
+
+* **The Setup**: Connect a 1/4" TRS cable from the **Expression Jack** on the CLiCK to the expression input of your target pedal. Ensure the CLiCK is powered by **9V DC**.
+* **The Action**: Send MIDI CC #11 with values ranging from 0 to 127 to the CLiCK.
+* **The Result**: The CLiCK changes its internal resistance to emulate a physical expression pedal moving from heel (0) to toe (127), allowing for automated sweeps or specific parameter settings per preset.
+
+### More Details
+Each of the 128 presets of the CLiCK has a field in the [Web Editor](https://edit.piratemidi.com) where you can pre-set the Expression position from 0-100%. This means that as you send MIDI to the CLiCK to select a preset, the expression position can jump instantly to the new value that you have previously chosen. 
+
+This feature is really powerful for incorporating non-MIDI pedals with an expression jack into a MIDI-controllable rig.
+
+Another possiblity is having a single expression pedal connected to your main MIDI controller, and using that to generate the MIDI expression messages, send them to the CLiCK, and then the expression pedal on the MIDI controller is controlling the non-MIDI expression jack. 
+
+This is powerful because with a MIDI controller like our BridgeOS devices, you can change what the expression pedals does at different times and on different presets. 
+
+For example, if on one preset you don't want to interact with that non-MIDI pedal, you could assign your expression pedal to target a different MIDI controllable pedal on your rig. But then on the next preset, or at the press of a switch, suddenly the expression pedal does control the non-MIDI pedal's expression jack (via the CLiCK) again. 
+
+---
+
+## 3. Wireless Control from an iPad (Bluetooth MIDI)
+The CLiCK can act as a wireless bridge, allowing you to control your entire pedalboard from a mobile device without a USB cable.
+
+* **The Setup**: Enable **Bluetooth LE** in the CLiCK web editor. Open a MIDI app (like *midimittr* or a DAW) on your iPad.
+* **The Action**: Pair the iPad with the CLiCK and send Program Change (PC) or Control Change (CC) messages from the app.
+* **The Result**: The CLiCK receives the wireless messages and passes them through its 3.5mm TRS MIDI Out to your other pedals, changing their presets or parameters instantly.
+
+!!! warning
+    Using wireless technology in large crowds and groups of people can be risky. There are significant interference risks. Always test in your target environment before relying on wireless technology for a live event!
+
+### More Details
+Another thing to consider is that with the Bluetooth functionality, there is no need for any physical MIDI controller to send messages to or change presets on the CLiCK. An app like **TouchOSC** or **MIDI Designer** or **Ribn** can send MIDI messages to the CLiCK directly without the need for more expensive hardware. 
+
+---
+
+## 4. Bridging MIDI Types (Type A to Type B)
+Different manufacturers use different TRS MIDI standards (Type A vs. Type B). The CLiCK can resolve these conflicts without custom crossover cables.
+
+* **The Setup**: In the Web Editor, set the **MIDI Out** port to "Type B." 
+* **The Action**: Plug a standard TRS cable from the CLiCK's MIDI Out into a pedal that requires Type B MIDI *(such as older Arturia or Novation gear, or even some Ring Active devices like Chase Bliss Audio pedals)*.
+* **The Result**: The CLiCK automatically swaps the Tip and Ring signals, ensuring your MIDI data is readable by the target device.
+
+### More Details
+This feature is designed to save you from buying special cables and from nasty surprises when you realise your gear isn't "standard". However, it can't be guaranteed to work with all devices. Chase Bliss Audio pedals, for example, will usually work with Type B, but some older models only work with the Tip of the TRS cable physically disconnected.
+
+If you need to connect to many different devices with more than one different type of MIDI TRS connection, you may need a MIDI splitter or MIDI hub. If so, check out the Pirate MIDI Nexus MIDI Hub for a device with 10 different MIDI outputs that can all be individually set between Type A, Type B, Tip Active, and Ring Active. 
+
+---
+
+## 5. Adding Preset "Save" Functionality to Analog Gear
+You can use the CLiCK to "save" the state of your analog amp or pedals as part of a MIDI preset.
+
+* **The Setup**: Manually set your Relay states (Tip/Ring) or Expression position to where you want them for a specific song part. Do this in the [Web Editor](https://edit.piratemidi.com)
+* **The Action**: Send **MIDI CC 23** to the CLiCK.
+* **The Result**: The CLiCK saves the current relay and expression positions into the active preset. Next time you call up that PC number, the CLiCK will automatically recall those exact analog settings.
+
+!!! tip
+    Sometimes saving "on the fly" can get confusing. Try to avoid saving more than one or two new presets when you're not working with the Web Editor. Writing notes to help you remember the changes stops things getting too messy.
+
+---
+
+## 6. Using an External Aux Switch (Aux In Mode)
+If you don't want to use a MIDI controller to change CLiCK presets, you can use a simple two-button footswitch.
+
+* **The Setup**: In the Web Editor, set the 3.5mm MIDI Out jack to **Aux In** mode. Connect a 2-button momentary footswitch using a 3.5mm TRS adapter.
+* **The Action**: Press the left or right button on your footswitch.
+* **The Result**: The CLiCK will increment (Preset Up) or decrement (Preset Down) through its 128 internal presets, updating the Relays and Expression position accordingly.
+
+### More Details
+Even though this is far from the most complex thing you can do with a CLiCK, it still opens up lots of new possiblities for gear that doesn't have presets or MIDI control. Not only that, but you can use one little auxilliary footswitch to control "presets" on both a TRS aux switch jack as well as an analog expression pedal jack!
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+# MIDI Implementation
+The CLiCK v2 is set to MIDI channel 1 by default. This can be changed in the Global MIDI Settings in the [Web Editor](https://edit.piratemidi.com).
+
+Sending any of the below MIDI messages to the CLiCK via wired or wireless or USB MIDI on the CLiCK's set MIDI channel will trigger the listed functions.
+
+| Function | MIDI CC# | Value |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| **Navigation** | | |
+| Save to Current Preset | 23 | Any (0-127) |
+| Preset Up | 24 | Any (0-127) |
+| Preset Down | 25 | Any (0-127) |
+| Go to Preset 'x' | 26 | 0-127 |
+| Go to Bank 'x' (PC) | PC | 0-127 |
+| **Action Control** | | |
+| Tip Relay: On | 1 | 127 |
+| Tip Relay: Off | 1 | 0 |
+| Tip Relay: Toggle | 1 | 64 |
+| Ring Relay: On | 2 | 127 |
+| Ring Relay: Off | 2 | 0 |
+| Ring Relay: Toggle | 2 | 64 |
+| Tip & Ring: On | 3 | 127 |
+| Tip & Ring: Off | 3 | 0 |
+| Tip & Ring: Toggle | 3 | 64 |
+| Expression Position | 11 | 0-127 |
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+# Support & Warranty
+For technical support, contact **support@piratemidi.com** or visit [www.learn.piratemidi.com](https://www.learn.piratemidi.com).
+
+## Warranty
+Manufacturing defects are covered. Australian customers are protected by Australian Consumer Law. International customers are covered by our workmanship guarantee.
+
+## Repairs
+Customer-caused damage may be repairable for a fee.
+
+**MADE IN AUSTRALIA** © PIRATE MIDI 2026. All Rights Reserved.
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-Update Coming Soon
+# CLICK V2
+**Wireless MIDI & Utility Hub (v2.0.0)**
+
+---
+
+## Device Overview
+The CLICK is a hub for wireless MIDI, relay switching, and emulated expression control. It is made in New South Wales, Australia and supports our Device API for external control. Now you can bring more of your non-MIDI devices into your MIDI universe.
+
+With USB power only, the CLICK can be used as a USB MIDI interface with the built-in 3.5mm TRS MIDI jacks, a MIDI-controlled relay switcher with the 1/4" TRS relay jack, and a WiFi or Bluetooth LE MIDI interface.
+
+Each of the 128 presets can save your desired relay states for the Tip and the Ring independently as well as the position of the expression output. Please note that expression output requires a 9v DC connection and will not work on USB power only. 
+
+!!! note
+    The Expression outputs does not function as a CV output, but a passive variable-resistance device which emulates a normal passive expression pedal.
+
+For even more flexibility, the MIDI out jack can be switched between MIDI Type A, MIDI Type B, or an aux switch input jack for directly controlling preset changes (up or down) without needing to send MIDI to the CLICK. The onboard utility LEDs let you select what kind of information you want to see so that no matter which features of the CLICK you're using, you get useful LED feedback.
+
+All the settings are editable using our web editor, and many of the features can be triggered remotely by sending MIDI to the CLICK over USB or wireless MIDI.
+
+!!! example "Firmware Updates"
+    In the future, CLiCK v2 will receive firmware updates to add new features including elements of USB MIDI Host features. These features are possible on the included hardware, but the firmware does not currently support them. 
+
+---
+
+## Technical Information
+
+### Dimensions
+* **Metric**: 74 x 44 x 26 mm
+* **Imperial**: 2.9" x 1.7" x 1"
+
+### Weight
+* **Metric**: 110g
+* **Imperial**: 6.7 oz.
+
+### UI
+* 2 RGB LEDs
+
+### Box Contents
+* 1x CLiCK Wireless MIDI & Utility Hub
+* 1x USB Cable
+
+### Power Requirement
+* 9V DC or USB (150mA)
+
+### Downloads & Updates
+[https://update.piratemidi.com](https://learn.piratemidi.com)
+It's important that firmware updates are installed when they are available. Old firmware may not be supported by the web editor. Firmware updates are released frequently and offer new features, bug fixes and other improvements.
+
+---
+
+## Hardware Layout
+
+![CLiCK v2 Hardware Layout 1](../../assets/ClickImages/click-hardware-1.jpeg)
+
+1. **USB Device Port**: For powering the CLICK and connecting to computers to use CLICK as a USB MIDI interface.
+2. **USB Host Port**: (Currently inactive) Designed for USB MIDI Host functionality in a future update.
+3. **9V DC Jack**: Centre negative 2.1mm barrel jack. 150mA recommended. Required for expression emulation.
+4. **3.5mm TRS MIDI**: Input and output. Output is switchable between Type A, Type B, or Aux switch input.
+
+![CLiCK v2 Hardware Layout 2](../../assets/ClickImages/click-hardware-2.jpeg)
+
+5. **1/4" TRS Relay Jack**: Control Tip and Ring relay states independently via MIDI.
+6. **1/4" TRS Expression Jack**: Emulates a standard TRS expression pedal. Requires 9V DC.
+7. **RGB LEDs**: Selectable modes to indicate relay, expression, MIDI, or wireless status.
+8. **Acrylic Window**: For WiFi/BLE performance. Do not cover with metal.
+9. **Enclosure**: Sturdy anodised black aluminium.
+
+---
+
+## 1. Device Interface
+
+### RGB LEDs
+The CLiCK has 2 RGB LEDs with multiple modes selectable in the web editor's Global Device Settings.
+
+* **Default LED 1 (Top)**: Flashes when MIDI is received over USB, wireless, or wired MIDI.
+* **Default LED 2 (Bottom)**: Shows wireless status.
+
+#### LED Modes
+* **Wireless Status (Bluetooth LE)**: Solid Red (No connection), Pulsing Blue (Connected).
+* **Wireless Status (WiFi)**: Pulsing Teal (AP Mode/Setup), Pulsing Purple (Connected to network).
+* **MIDI In**: Normally off, flashes purple upon receiving MIDI input.
+* **Relay State**: Shows different colours based on Tip and Ring states (open/closed).
+* **Expression**: Indicates expression position via brightness levels.
+
+---
+
+## 2. Power & Navigation
+
+### Powering Your CLiCK
+* **Sources**: USB cable or centre-negative 9v DC jack (2.1mm).
+* **Smart Switching**: Seamlessly switch between sources without rebooting.
+* **Requirement**: 9V DC is mandatory for **expression emulation** and should supply at least 150mA.
+
+### Basic Navigation
+* **Switching Presets**: Use MIDI Program Change (PC) or Control Change (CC) messages.
+* **Aux In Mode**: Connect a passive TRS aux switch (like the Aero) to the 3.5mm MIDI Out jack (when set to Aux In mode) to increment or decrement presets.
+
+---
+
+## 3. Overview of Connectors
+
+* **USB Device (Type-C)**: Class-compliant USB MIDI. Connect to computers, phones, or tablets.
+* **USB Host (Type-C)**: (Inactive) Future support for MIDI controllers/pedals.
+* **9V DC**: Standard pedal power. 150mA required.
+* **1/4" TRS Relay**: Two independent relays (Tip and Ring) controllable via MIDI CC or presets.
+* **1/4" TRS Expression**: Passive variable-resistance emulation for non-MIDI pedals.
+* **3.5mm TRS MIDI**: Type A compliant input. Output is switchable (Type A, Type B, or Aux In).
+
+---
+
+## 4. MIDI In/Out/Thru
+
+* **Outputs**: 3.5mm TRS, USB Device, USB Host (future), and Wireless (BLE/WiFi).
+* **Inputs**: 3.5mm TRS, USB Device, USB Host (future), and Wireless (BLE/WiFi).
+* **MIDI Thru**: Flexible digital routing via the web editor. You can route any input to any output. Use caution to avoid infinite loops when looping back to USB or wireless hosts.
+
+---
+
+## 5. USB & USB MIDI
+The CLiCK is a class-compliant device. It is automatically recognized by Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and iPadOS.
+* **Note**: Mobile devices may not provide enough power; use a powered USB hub or the 9V DC jack if needed.
+* **USB Host vs. Device**: The "Device" port connects to a host (Computer/Phone). The "Host" port (future update) will connect directly to MIDI pedals.
+
+---
+
+## 6. Presets & MIDI Channel
+* **Presets**: 128 available.
+* **Next Preset**: MIDI CC 24.
+* **Previous Preset**: MIDI CC 25.
+* **Save Current State**: MIDI CC 23 (saves current relay states to the active preset).
+* **MIDI Channel**: Responds to Omni (any) by default. Can be restricted to a specific channel in the web editor.
+
+---
+
+## 7. Expression Emulation
+The CLiCK emulates a standard passive expression pedal. 
+* **Requirement**: 9V DC must be connected.
+* **Preset Position**: Set a starting value (0-127) in the web editor's "Preset Settings."
+* **On-the-Fly**: Send **MIDI CC 11** to control the position smoothly during performance.
+
+---
+
+## 8. Relay Switching
+Control amplifier channels, aux jacks on pedals, or mixing desks using the 1/4" TRS relay jack.
+* **Independent Control**: Tip and Ring can be set specifically (On/Off) or toggled via MIDI CC.
+* **Compatibility**: Emulates normally open (N.O.) or normally closed (N.C.) switches for virtually any gear.
+
+---
+
+## 9. Wireless MIDI
+
+### Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
+Default wireless mode.
+* **Status**: LED2 Red (Not connected), Pulsing Blue (Connected).
+* **MacOS**: Use "Audio MIDI Studio" > "Bluetooth Configuration."
+* **iOS/iPadOS**: Use the "midimittr" app to bridge the connection.
+* **Windows**: Download the Korg BLE driver for optimal performance.
+
+### WiFi (RTP MIDI)
+WiFi mode enables RTP MIDI (AppleMIDI) over your network.
+* **Setup**: Change to WiFi mode in the web editor. The LED will pulse teal (AP Mode).
+* **Configuration**: Connect to the "CLiCK Setup" WiFi network and visit `192.168.4.1` in your browser to enter your local network credentials.
+* **Status**: LED2 pulses purple when connected to your network.
+
+---
+
+## 10. Resetting or Updating
+
+### Factory Reset
+Clears all presets and global settings.
+* **Method**: Web Editor > Help Button > Factory Reset.
+* **Process**: LEDs flash; wait 20 seconds before rebooting.
+
+### Updating Firmware
+Check [www.update.piratemidi.com](https://update.piratemidi.com) for the latest firmware.
+* **Online Updater**: [www.update.piratemidi.com](https://www.update.piratemidi.com)
+* **Manual DFU Mode**: If an update fails, connect via USB, click "Help" in the editor, and select "Force DFU."
diff --git a/mkdocs.yml b/mkdocs.yml
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           - Update Firmware: manuals/polar/polar-pico/pico-firmware.md
           - MIDI Commands: manuals/polar/polar-pico/pico-midi-commands.md
           - Warranty: manuals/polar/polar-pico/pico-warranty.md
-      - CLiCK v2: manuals/click-v2/index.md
+      - CLiCK v2: 
+        - Overview: manuals/click-v2/index.md
+        - Examples: manuals/click-v2/click-examples.md
+        - MIDI Implementation: manuals/click-v2/click-midi-implementation.md
+        - Warranty: manuals/click-v2/click-warranty.md
       - Exp-Doubler: manuals/exp-doubler/index.md
       - CLiCK v1: manuals/click-v1/index.md
       - µLOOP v1: manuals/µloop/index.md
