Current Firmware Versions
1.2.0
| Visibile Indicator | Wand State | Possible User Actions | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| No LED | No Power | Insert or Replace Batteries | |
| Standby | Tap T5 Button to wake up. (Wand will enter Connecting state or Requesting Code state, depending on if it is Bound or not). | ||
| Hold X + B + T5 Button until BLUE LED lights to wake up, unbind, and enter Requesting Code state. | |||
| Short BLUE blink once per second | Connected | Hold T5 Button for 5 seconds, release when RED LED lights, to enter No Power state. | The wand will automatically go to Standby state if it loses its connection to the headset for more than 1 second. |
| Solid BLUE | Requesting Code | Enter four button presses (e.g. 1 2 2 1) as prompted. The LED will flash RED and the motor will kick when a symbol is entered. Wand will go to Connecting state after the fourth entry. | After 30 seconds, the wand returns to Standby state. This timer restarts at 30 seconds, whenever a button is pressed |
| Short RED blink once per second | Connecting | Wait five seconds. | If connection fails, the wand enters Standby state. If connection Succeeds, the wand enters the Connected state |
A Wand may be Bound or Unbound.
An Unbound Wand has no association with a Headset and when powered on will enter Requesting Code state to make an initial connection. Typically once the initial connection succeeds, the Headset Binds the Wand (sharing a secret key that the Wand stores in nonvolatile memory).
A Bound Wand has an association with a specific Headset, via shared secret key, and will enter **Connecting* state when powered on, attempting to reconnect to that specific Headset.
If a Wand is powered on using the special sequence “Hold X + B + T5 Button until BLUE LED lights”, the Wand will erase any shared secret key from nonvolatile storage, return to the Unbound state, and enter Requesting Code state to make a new connection.
Older Firmware
1.1.0
| Visibile Indicator | Wand State | Possible User Actions | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| No LED | No Power | Insert or Replace Batteries | |
| Standby | Tap T5 Button to wake up. (Wand will enter Connecting state or Requesting Code state, depending on if it is Bound or not). | ||
| Hold X + B + T5 Button until RED LED lights to wake up, unbind, and enter Requesting Code state. | |||
| Short BLUE blink once per second | Connected | Hold T5 Button for 5 seconds, release when RED LED lights, to enter No Power state. | The wand will automatically go to Standby state if it loses its connection to the headset for more than 1 second. |
| Solid BLUE | Requesting Code | Enter four button presses (e.g. 1 2 2 1) as prompted. The LED will flash Red and the motor will kick when a symbol is entered. Wand will go to Connecting state after the fourth entry. | After 30 seconds, the wand returns to Standby state. This timer restarts at 30 seconds, whenever a button is pressed |
| Short RED blink once per second | Connecting | Wait five seconds. | If connection fails, the wand enters Standby state. If connection Succeeds, the wand enters the Connected state |
A Wand may be Bound or Unbound.
An Unbound Wand has no association with a Headset and when powered on will enter Requesting Code state to make an initial connection. Typically once the initial connection succeeds, the Headset Binds the Wand (sharing a secret key that the Wand stores in nonvolatile memory).
A Bound Wand has an association with a specific Headset, via shared secret key, and will enter **Connecting* state when powered on, attempting to reconnect to that specific Headset.
If a Wand is powered on using the special sequence “Hold X + B + T5 Button until RED LED lights”, the Wand will erase any shared secret key from nonvolatile storage, return to the Unbound state, and enter Requesting Code state to make a new connection.
0.7.4
| Visibile Indicator | Wand State | Possible User Actions | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| No LED | No Power | Insert or Replace Batteries | |
| Standby | Tap T5 Button to wake up. (Wand will enter Connected state or Requesting Code state, depending on if it is Bound or not). | ||
| Hold X + B + T5 Button until RED LED lights to wake up, unbind, and enter Requesting Code state. | |||
| Short GREEN blink once per second | Connected | Hold T5 Button for 5 seconds, release when RED LED lights, to enter Standby state. | The wand will automatically go to Standby state if it loses its connection to the headset for more than 1 second. |
| Fast RED blink | Requesting Code | Enter four button presses (e.g. 1 2 Y B) as prompted. The LED will flash Green and the motor will kick when a symbol is entered. Wand will go to Connecting state after the fourth entry. | After 30 seconds, the wand returns to Standby state. This timer restarts at 30 seconds, whenever a button is pressed |
| Solid RED | Connecting | Wait five seconds. | If connection fails, the wand enters Standby state. If connection Succeeds, the wand enters the Connected state |
A Wand may be Bound or Unbound.
An Unbound Wand has no association with a Headset and when powered on will enter Requesting Code state to make an initial connection. Typically once the initial connection succeeds, the Headset Binds the Wand (sharing a secret key that the Wand stores in nonvolatile memory).
A Bound Wand has an association with a specific Headset, via shared secret key, and will enter **Connecting* state when powered on, attempting to reconnect to that specific Headset.
If a Wand is powered on using the special sequence “Hold X + B + T5 Button until RED LED lights”, the Wand will erase any shared secret key from nonvolatile storage, return to the Unbound state, and enter Requesting Code state to make a new connection.
0.6.1
| Visibile Indicator | Wand State | Possible User Actions | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| No LED | No Power | Insert or Replace Batteries | |
| Standby | Tap T5 Button to wake up. (Wand will enter Connected state or Requesting Code state, depending on if it is Bound or not). | ||
| Hold X + B + T5 Button until RED LED lights to wake up, unbind, and enter Requesting Code state. | |||
| Solid GREEN | Connected | The wand will automatically go to Standby state if it loses its connection to the headset for more than 1 second. | |
| Fast RED blink | Requesting Code | Enter six button presses (e.g. 1 2 1 2 Y B) as prompted. The LED will flash Green and the motor will kick when a symbol is entered. Wand will go to Connecting state after the sixth entry. | After 15 seconds, the wand returns to Standby state. This timer restarts at 10 seconds, whenever a button is pressed |
| Solid RED | Connecting | Wait five seconds. | If connection fails, the wand enters Standby state. If connection Succeeds, the wand enters the Connected state |
A Wand may be Bound or Unbound.
An Unbound Wand has no association with a Headset and when powered on will enter Requesting Code state to make an initial connection. Typically once the initial connection succeeds, the Headset Binds the Wand (sharing a secret key that the Wand stores in nonvolatile memory).
A Bound Wand has an association with a specific Headset, via shared secret key, and will enter **Connecting* state when powered on, attempting to reconnect to that specific Headset.
If a Wand is powered on using the special sequence “Hold X + B + T5 Button until RED LED lights”, the Wand will erase any shared secret key from nonvolatile storage, return to the Unbound state, and enter Requesting Code state to make a new connection.
0.5.x
| Visibile Indicator | Wand State | Possible User Actions | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| No LED | No Power | Insert or Replace Batteries | |
| Standby | Tap T5 Button to wake up. (Wand will enter the Connecting* state. | ||
| Solid GREEN | Connected | The wand will automatically go to Standby state if it loses its connection to the headset for more than 1 second. | |
| Solid RED | Connecting | Wait up to four seconds. | If connection fails, the wand enters Standby state. If connection Succeeds, the wand enters the Connected state |