Translations:Manuals:BXFbl:VersionInfo/3/en

LED display of the device (Microbeast Plus and Ultra only)

Reading the firmware version via StudioX Flow is the most convenient way, but it is also possible to read it without any external device - on MICROBEAST PLUS and MICROBEAST ULTRA. After powering up, the device performs a brief initialization phase. A quick self-test turns all Menu-LEDs on simultaneously, and the Status-LED cycles through all colors. Then, for about 3 seconds, the Status-LED turns red and the first two digits (X and Y) of the internal firmware version are shown. During the remaining time, a running light on LEDs A - G signals that the sensors are being calibrated, and LEDs H - N indicate the initialization of the receiver signals. During the initialization phase (i.e. while viewing the firmware version, or later), briefly push the button to display the third digit (Z) of the firmware version - the Status-LED then flashes purple. Briefly press the button again and the Status-LED changes to flashing blue; now you can read the firmware's data version "X.Y" from the display. If you press the button a third time, the Status-LED turns off and the hardware version "X.Y" of this device is displayed. Press the button one last time to leave the version display and return to the running light for status information.

NANOBEAST does not have individual Menu-LEDs and therefore does not support this LED-based version readout. On NANOBEAST, please read the firmware, data and hardware version via the StudioX Flow app instead.