∟
Lockup Mode
∟
Button and Clashing
∟
Slowly twist the saber clockwise
∟
Button
∟
Slowly twist the saber counterclockwise
∟
Save and Leave Editor Mode
∟
Hold the button
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Gesture Controls
∟
Stab Ignition
∟
Turn stab ignition on
∟
Slowly twist the saber clockwise
∟
Turn stab ignition off
∟
Slowly twist the saber counterclockwise
∟
Swing ignition
∟
Turn swing ignition on
∟
Slowly twist the saber clockwise
∟
Turn swing ignition off
∟
Slowly twist the saber counterclockwise
∟
Twist Ignition
∟
Turn twist ignition on
∟
Slowly twist the saber clockwise
∟
Turn twist ignition off
∟
Slowly twist the saber counterclockwise
∟
Twist Retraction
∟
Turn twist retraction on
∟
Slowly twist the saber clockwise
∟
Turn twist retraction off
∟
Slowly twist the saber counterclockwise
∟
Save and Leave Editor Mode
∟
Hold the button
∟
Effect Font Slot
∟
Select effect font slot
∟
Slowly twist the saber
∟
Save and Leave Editor Mode
∟
Hold the button
∟
Save And Leave Saber Editor
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Confirm Selection
∟
Hold the button
Wake Up From Deep Sleep
Tap the button
Reset
Hold the button for 10 s
* When changing the On Top Effect, Background Effect or Sound Font, you can go to the
next one by pointing your saber upwards during selection or to the previous one by
pointing your saber downwards.
How to Charge Your Saber Properly
In the following, we
‘ll
describe how to charge your saber properly. To charge it, you can use any wall
adapter with a micro USB connector. Just plug it into your saber and the charging starts. In general,
make sure to turn your blade LEDs off before charging and keep them turned off during charging. Also
never leave the saber unsupervised during charging.
Adding Sound Fonts
To add your own sound fonts to your saber, just access the microSD card via USB and open the folder
"SoundFonts". After that, you will see a similar folder structure to the one shown below. The different
sound fonts of your saber have their own folders called "sound[number]". To add one, just create a
new folder and label it "sound[number]". Make sure to enumerate the new folder continuously. That
means, when there are 14 sound fonts on your saber for example and you want to add one, just label
it "sound15". Your saber supports all CFX sound fonts. However, make sure that there is a "font.wav"
file. If it is missing, just copy another file from the sound font and label the copy "font.wav". The sound
files need to have a resolution of 16 bit and a sampling rate of 22,050 Hz or 44,100 Hz.
You can also add music tracks to any of your sound fonts. Just name the corresponding file
"track[number]" and add it to the sound font to which you want it to be assigned to. Make sure to start
