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Line 56: − + − '''Now start StudioX.''' When the USB2SYS is connected to the computer make sure the corresponding port is selected in the selection box in the middle of the screen. If you have connected it after starting the software, click the RESCAN button above to refresh the port list, usually the correct port will be selected automatically then. If you don't know which port is the right one, also you can disconnect the USB2SYS once again, click RESCAN to clear the port list, connect the USB2SYS, wait a few seconds and click RESCAN once more. Now the port should be selected. Then connect the USB2SYS interface to the [SYS] port of your BEASTX device and power it up. Click CONNECT to load the data from your device and to enter configuration menus.<br /> − <br /> − '''When the device does not appear once again check driver installation and port configuration as shown above.'''<br /> − <br /> − <br /> Line 89:
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Line 104: − <!--T:10--> − Connect the BLE2SYS interface to the [SYS] port of your BEASTX device and power it up. Start the StudioXm app. In the selection box your BLE2SYS device should appear automatically. If not click the box and select it. If nothing's there, click the RESCAN button above to search for new devices. This can take from a few seconds up to a few minutes. If the scan process finishes immediately and the box stays empty it is very likely the bluetooth function is switched off on your phone or the app has no rights to access the bluetooth connection. So check your phone settings in this case.<br /> − <br /> − When your BLE2SYS is still not found check that it is operating properly. The blue LED must flash in short intervals. Note that by default the interface will switch off automatically after 30 seconds. So if you need too long time to initiate connection it may have been disabled. Disconnect it or cylce power and try again. Also note the the device name can be different. By default it's BLE2SYS but it's possible to change the bluetooth id, so maybe it's different. (The automatic deactivation time as well as the bluetooth id can be changed in the configuration menu clicking the SETTING button above the device selection box.) − <br /> − Then click CONNECT to load the data from your device and to enter configuration menus.<br /> − <br /> − <br /> − − =Note= <!--T:11--> − <br /> − {{MINIQUOTE|The '''Spektrum AR7210BX receiver''' needs to be updated to firmware version 5.x.x before you can do any adjustments with StudioX!}} − <br /> − This is a paid upgrade because when the device was sold initially, it was not designed to be able to adjust it by software. So if you like to have this option we ask for a little fee from you. You can buy the firmware update from inside the StudioX software or from the [https://www.freakware.de/beastx/software-updates-w19629 freakware webshop]. Thank you!<br /> − <br /> − <br />
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StudioX / StudioXm is the app that allows to fully configure your '''MICROBEAST PLUS''', '''Spektrum AR7210BX''' and '''NANOBEAST'''. You can use it to do all the configuration from the computer or smartphone, to backup settings, load preconfigured setups and do a lot more. The PC/mac software can also be used to update and configure your BLE2SYS bluetooth smart interface which is used to connect your BEASTX device with the smartphone.<br />
StudioX / StudioXm is the app that allows to fully configure your MICROBEAST PLUS, Spektrum AR7210BX and NANOBEAST. You can use it to do all the configuration from the computer or smartphone, to backup settings, load preconfigured setups and do a lot more. The PC/mac software can also be used to update and configure your BLE2SYS bluetooth smart interface which is used to connect your BEASTX device with the smartphone. In addtion you can also use StudioX to do some adjustments on older devices like MICROBEAST and Spektrum AR7200BX/AR7300BX.<br />
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==Using the software== <!--T:8-->
==Connecting the USB2SYS with your BEASTX device==
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Make sure to give the App privileges for using the bluetooth connection and to write data to the internal storage. On Android devices sometimes it may be necessary to do this manually in the Application settings! (When the StudioXm App is not allowed to write to the internal storage your user specific settings will not be saved, i.e. language and port settings, device names, storing RestorePoints, etc.) Also make sure to allow the App to access your internet connection in case you want to download firmware update files for your device. Note this may produce extra costs when using your mobile data connection!<br />
Make sure to give the App privileges for using the bluetooth connection and to write data to the internal storage. On Android devices sometimes it may be necessary to do this manually in the Application settings! (When the StudioXm App is not allowed to write to the internal storage your user specific settings will not be saved, i.e. language and port settings, device names, storing RestorePoints, etc.) Also make sure to allow the App to access your internet connection in case you want to download firmware update files for your device. Note this may produce extra costs when using your mobile data connection!<br />
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To connect your MICROBEAST PLUS, AR7210BX or NANOBEAST with your smartphone/tablet the BLE2SYS bluetooth smart interface is required:
To connect your MICROBEAST PLUS, AR7210BX or NANOBEAST with your smartphone/tablet the BLE2SYS bluetooth smart interface is required. This is connected to your device's SYS port and is used to establish a wireless communication.
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