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The <b>USB2SYS</b> is usually named /dev/tty.usbserial-0001 or /dev/tty.SLAB_USBtoUART on macOS computers. On Windows systems it'll be named COMxy. If you can't find out which port name your device has, simply disconnect the USB once and click the background to abort connection. Click "Scan USB" button again and check out the names on the device list. Click the background again, reconnect USB2SYS and click "Scan USB" button again. Now choose the item, that was not there before.<br /> | The <b>USB2SYS</b> is usually named /dev/tty.usbserial-0001 or /dev/tty.SLAB_USBtoUART on macOS computers. On Windows systems it'll be named COMxy. If you can't find out which port name your device has, simply disconnect the USB once and click the background to abort connection. Click "Scan USB" button again and check out the names on the device list. Click the background again, reconnect USB2SYS and click "Scan USB" button again. Now choose the item, that was not there before.<br /> | ||
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With the <b>BLE2SYS</b> the device in the list usually is named "BLE2SYS" unless the name | With the <b>BLE2SYS</b> the device in the list usually is named "BLE2SYS" unless the name has been changed by the user. Here the scan process usually takes around 5 seconds. '''If the scan process finishes immediately and the box stays empty it is very likely the bluetooth function is switched off on your phone/computer or the app has no rights to access the bluetooth connection!''' So check system settings of your device in this case.<br /> | ||
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In case you are asked for the BLE2SYS pin code, this usually is 1111. If that doesn't work, please try 0000 or 1234.<br /> | In case you are asked for the BLE2SYS pin code, this usually is 1111. If that doesn't work, please try 0000 or 1234.<br /> | ||
Latest revision as of 12:54, 31 March 2026
Connection to StudioX Flow app
On a Windows or mac computer you can connect either per USB or Bluetooth. With smartphone/tablet only Bluetooth can be used. Click the USB or BLE symbol to initiate connection to your BEASTX device. In the following you'll see a list of ports/interfaces that have been found. Choose the port name that belongs to your interface.
The USB2SYS is usually named /dev/tty.usbserial-0001 or /dev/tty.SLAB_USBtoUART on macOS computers. On Windows systems it'll be named COMxy. If you can't find out which port name your device has, simply disconnect the USB once and click the background to abort connection. Click "Scan USB" button again and check out the names on the device list. Click the background again, reconnect USB2SYS and click "Scan USB" button again. Now choose the item, that was not there before.
With the BLE2SYS the device in the list usually is named "BLE2SYS" unless the name has been changed by the user. Here the scan process usually takes around 5 seconds. If the scan process finishes immediately and the box stays empty it is very likely the bluetooth function is switched off on your phone/computer or the app has no rights to access the bluetooth connection! So check system settings of your device in this case.
In case you are asked for the BLE2SYS pin code, this usually is 1111. If that doesn't work, please try 0000 or 1234.
Autoconnect option
Please note that it's possible to speed up connection sequence once you've determined the interface name. Go to "Settings" and enable the "Autoconnect" button. When using StudioX Flow later onwards, it'll automatically recognize the listed device names and will connect with these if they're present.