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Note when using a 32bit Windows System you need to install the vc_redist.x86.exe as well as when using a 64bit system with the 32bit StudioX Version. Only when using a 64bit Windows System, in combination with StudioX x64, you have to install the vc_redist.x64.exe instead!<br />
Note that when using a 32bit Windows System you need to install the vc_redist.x86.exe as well as when using a 64bit system with the 32bit StudioX Version. Only when using a 64bit Windows System, in combination with StudioX x64, you have to install the vc_redist.x64.exe instead!<br />
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==StudioX does not recognize my device== <!--T:9-->
==StudioX does not recognize my device (USB2SYS)== <!--T:9-->
''I'm sure I have selected the correct interface port but StudioX scans for some time and than says no device found.''
''I'm sure I have selected the correct interface port but StudioX scans for some time and than says no device found.''
* Make sure the wiring is connected correctly. The servo wire coming from the USB interface goes into SYS port on your MICROBEAST PLUS / AR7210BX. Watch out for correct polarity and '''make sure that the device is powered from a receiver battery or BEC''' (only when using the RX2SIM interface the BEASTX device can be powered from the USB port!).
* Make sure the wiring is connected correctly. The servo wire coming from the USB interface goes into SYS port on your MICROBEAST PLUS / AR7210BX. Watch out for correct polarity and '''make sure that the device is powered from a receiver battery or BEC''' (only when using the RX2SIM interface the BEASTX device can be powered from the USB port!).
* When using a smartphone the BLE2SYS interface must be connected to the SYS port, watch out for correct polarity. Make sure the LED on the BLE2SYS flashes in intervals of 2 seconds. By default the interface deactivates after 30 seconds when there is no connection. In this case the LED is off. You have to cylce power in order to reactivate the device.
* Using Windows check the port settings in Windows Device Manager (Press Start and type "Device Manger"). In Device Manager right click ''Silabs CP210x USB to UART'' which is the driver for the USB2SYS interface and choose ''Properties''. In ''Properties'' open the tab ''Port settings'' and make sure the settings are as shown below (115200 baud, 8, none, 1, none). Then click ''Advanced...'' and check FiFo settings. As shown here, you can optimize the serial connection by moving the sliders. Give it a try and test different settings. On our machines, all sliders are moved to the left but you may need different settings.}<br />
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==StudioX does not recognize my device (BLE2SYS)==
* The BLE2SYS interface must be connected to the SYS port; watch out for correct polarity! Make sure the LED on the BLE2SYS flashes in intervals of 2 seconds. By default the interface deactivates after 30 seconds when there is no connection. In this case the LED is off. You have to cylce power in order to reactivate the device.
* When LED on BLE2SYS is flashing repeatedly in short intervals the device is locked due to wrong pin code. Also in this case, power cycle and try again.
* When LED on BLE2SYS is flashing repeatedly in short intervals the device is locked due to wrong pin code. Also in this case, power cycle and try again.
* Keep some distance between smartphone and bluetooth device (apprx. 30cm or 1 ft). When both devices are too close, the bluetooth connection can be interupted.
* Keep some distance between smartphone and bluetooth device (apprx. 30cm or 1 ft). When both devices are too close, the bluetooth connection can be interupted.