Various LED3 Modes

The various modes of MUGIC. The order of the LED's are counted from top to bottom. Thus, the bottom-most LED is the 3rd LED.

Color
Mode
Meaning
Switching Modes

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WIFI AP Mode

MUGIC creates its own Wi-Fi network, which a computer can connect to. Any number of computers can connect. In AP mode, users can use MUGIC without the internet.

  • Solid Blue means MUGIC® is ready to connect.

  • Slow Blinking Blue means MUGIC® is sending data.

WIFI AP Mode (default): ‘Long Press’ “M” button for 2 seconds to switch between Wi-Fi AP (default) and Client modes.

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WIFI Client Mode

MUGIC® connects to an external router shared by a computer. Multiple MUGICs can operate in Client mode and connect to a single computer.

  • Fast Blinking Purple means MUGIC® is trying to connect to Wi-Fi Client network.

  • Slow Blinking Purple means MUGIC® is sending data through Wi-Fi Client network.

MUGIC has to be configured with router, password and IP address. If all of the above is configured, then when ‘Long Press’ “M” button for 2 seconds, LED3 will start blinking fast in purple, then will slow down blinking steadily. It indicates that MUGIC is connected to the router in Client mode.

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USB Mode

MUGIC® is sending data via USB-C cable.

'Double tap' "M" button.

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Bluetooth Mode

MUGIC® is available to pair via bluetooth for configuration while maintaining the current wifi mode; you can be connected to the internet/Web, while you are in the Bluetooth Mode. Currently, Bluetooth can only configure MUGIC while the computer is connected to the internet. It does not send mugicdata.

‘hold’ power button + mode button, if the LED turns green it's in Bluetooth mode.

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Reset Mode

MUGIC resets to factory settings, and previous configurations will be lost.

  • Blinking red indicates internal error; a power cycle (turning MUGIC® off and on) is recommended.

‘insert’ toothpick and ‘press’ reset button to reset MUGIC® to default configuration. All LEDS will blink RED to indicate reset. When MUGIC® is restarted, Wi-Fi mode remains the same (AP or Client) as it was before it was restarted.

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