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=General= <!--T:1-->

=StudioX options=

Due to a plugin-based architecture StudioX is compatible with many different devices:

You can edit some global options for the StudioX software when clicking "Edit" and choosing "Preferences..." from the menu bar.

 

* [[Studiox_ar7200bx_plugin/en|SPEKTRUM AR7200BX / SPEKTRUM AR7300BX]]

If your PC is connected to the internet this option makes sure that your StudioX installation is up-to-date. All 7 days the update dialog is shown automatically, showing whether an update is available or not.<br />

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The plugins may provide the following functionality:

* administration

* configuration

* updating and buying software upgrades

* backup and restore your settings

* load predefined presets<br />

 

Otherwise you can force on of the following languages:

* English

* German (coming soon)

* French (coming soon)

* Spanish (coming soon)

* Chinese (coming soon)

 

'''Attention:''' Switching the language requires a restart of the StudioX Application.<br />

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You can get detailed explanation about each plugin when you click the links to the devices above!<br />

 

== Connecting a BEASTX gyro to the computer ==

StudioX can be used to work with serveral types of hardware from BEASTX and RCWARE. Connection to the devices is usually established using the USB port of your computer.

 

== Connecting a BEASTX gyro to the computer == <!--T:1-->

All BEASTX gyros come with a serial communication port which typically is marked with the letters ''SYS''. Connect the servo wire coming from your USB interface to this port. Make sure to connect the wire in correct polarity on both sides! When using the USB2SYS interface you have to power the device with a separate power supply, i.e. receiver battery or BEC of the R/C model. It will not be powered from the USB port.<br />

All BEASTX gyros come with a serial communication port which typically is marked with the letters ''SYS''. Connect the servo wire coming from your USB interface to this port. Make sure to connect the wire in correct polarity on both sides! When using the USB2SYS interface you have to power the device with a separate power supply, i.e. receiver battery or BEC of the R/C model. It will not be powered from the USB port.<br />

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== Connecting the RX2SIM Wireless Multi-Sim Adapter == <!--T:33-->

= Connecting the RX2SIM Wireless Multi-Sim Adapter = <!--T:33-->

When RX2SIM is used as USB2SYS interface emulator to connect your BEASTX device (MICROBEAST / SPEKTRUM AR7xxxBX) as mentioned above, StudioX will not recognize the RX2SIM itself. To control it with StudioX as Stand-Alone device, i.e. for updating the firmware of the RX2SIM you must push and hold the button on the RX2SIM before and while connecting it to the computer. Then it will start in bootloader mode and StudioX will open the RX2SIM Plugin. You can see that bootloader mode is active when both blue LEDs AUX and PPM light up solid.<br />

When RX2SIM is used as USB2SYS interface emulator to connect your BEASTX device (MICROBEAST / SPEKTRUM AR7xxxBX) as mentioned above, StudioX will not recognize the RX2SIM itself. To control it with StudioX as Stand-Alone device, i.e. for updating the firmware of the RX2SIM you must push and hold the button on the RX2SIM before and while connecting it to the computer. Then it will start in bootloader mode and StudioX will open the RX2SIM Plugin. You can see that bootloader mode is active when both blue LEDs AUX and PPM light up solid.<br />

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= Connecting the BLE2SYS bluetooth LE adapter = <!--T:34-->

To configure and update your BLE2SYS bluetooth LE adapter with StudioX connect it with the USB2SYS interface or RX2SIM wireless simulator interface to the computer. Using the USB2SYS you must power the device with an external power supply connected to a Y-harness. Watch out for correct polarity!<br />

To configure and update your BLE2SYS bluetooth LE adapter with StudioX connect it with the USB2SYS interface or RX2SIM wireless simulator interface to the computer. Using the USB2SYS you must power the device with an external power supply connected to a Y-harness. Watch out for correct polarity!<br />

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= freakware Network Account = <!--T:10-->

 

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A freakware Network user account is mandatory to use functions like online manuals and firmware updates. You can create your own account very easily by opening the ''freakware Network'' connector dialog by clicking the '''fw''' button:<br />

A freakware Network user account is mandatory to use functions like online manuals and firmware updates. You can create your own account very easily by opening the ''freakware Network'' connector dialog by clicking the '''fw''' button:<br />

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= Registering Devices = <!--T:19-->

==Registering Devices==<!--T:19-->

The access to ''freakware Network Common Data'', like manuals, is available for everyone who is logged in.

''freakware Network Common Data'' like .pdf manuals and other general information is available when you're logged in.

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To access ''Custom Data'' like firmware update you need to register your device, what means you permanently link the device to your user account.

To access ''Custom Data'' like firmware update you need to register your device what means that you permanently link the device to your user account.

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If you connect your device, you should see something like this (as an example we will use a Microbeast Plus here):<br />

If you connect your device you should see something like this (as an example we will use a Microbeast Plus here):<br />

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= Updating Devices = <!--T:25-->

==Updating Devices== <!--T:25-->

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