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Post by stefankrupop on Sept 17, 2016 0:51:19 GMT
While browsing the Xyloband homepage I finally came across an picture of how the original hand held controllers (HTX) look in their entirety, showing which functions (at least) can be controlled:  I can see the following buttons: - Test
- On/Off
- Stop
- Sleep
- Wake
- Beat
- All on
- Glow
- Beat 1
- Double beat 1
- Strobe
- Beat 2
- Double beat 2
- Cycle/Twinkle 1
- Beat 3
- Random 1
- Cycle/Twinkle 2
- Random 2
- Random 3
- Cycle/Twinkle 3
- Mix
- (Red)
- (Green)
- (Blue)
- (Pink)
- (Yellow)
- (Purple)
- (White)
- (Orange)
There's also a mention of a "Coldplay experience at home" with a MTX Mini Controller: 
Now (one of) the question is: Does each button correspond to one packet being sent or is the remote more intelligent and creates some effects by itself, sending multiple commands... Kind regards, Stefan |
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Post by stefankrupop on May 18, 2017 15:53:33 GMT
I have seen that Xylobands now finally has released this controller as a kit together with 5 c-Model Xylobands for 65 $. Who wants to buy one for analysis and post the results in the forum?  Kind regards, Stefan |
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Post by ayelix on May 19, 2017 14:21:19 GMT
Ooh this is good news! Could you share a link?
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Post by stefankrupop on May 19, 2017 14:30:54 GMT
I just have some tweets from Xylobands:
And one from "coldplaying", naming the price:
Kind regards,
Stefan
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Post by progman on May 19, 2017 15:25:28 GMT
hi
good news
where to buy ? it's just to contact media@Xylobands.com ?
best regard
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Post by ayelix on May 19, 2017 15:34:21 GMT
Excellent, I'll send an email to them. If it's really $65, I'll definitely buy one
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Post by ayelix on May 24, 2017 13:08:41 GMT
I received a response to my email, along with answers to a couple of followup questions. Some good hints for us from these messages! The first response also included a PDF (attached below) MTX.pdf (356.2 KB) I then sent a followup email with a couple of questions, hoping to get some clues about how the different sets of wristbands (for different venues or concert dates) are identified: Which received the following response: I'll be ordering one in the next few days. If someone else also gets one, we may be able to compare packets to identify how the "different site" is specified in the protocol! |
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Post by ayelix on May 24, 2017 13:09:18 GMT
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Post by jforr51 on Nov 23, 2017 20:47:13 GMT
While browsing the Xyloband homepage I finally came across an picture of how the original hand held controllers (HTX) look in their entirety, showing which functions (at least) can be controlled: I can see the following buttons: - Test
- On/Off
- Stop
- Sleep
- Wake
- Beat
- All on
- Glow
- Beat 1
- Double beat 1
- Strobe
- Beat 2
- Double beat 2
- Cycle/Twinkle 1
- Beat 3
- Random 1
- Cycle/Twinkle 2
- Random 2
- Random 3
- Cycle/Twinkle 3
- Mix
- (Red)
- (Green)
- (Blue)
- (Pink)
- (Yellow)
- (Purple)
- (White)
- (Orange)
There's also a mention of a "Coldplay experience at home" with a MTX Mini Controller:
Now (one of) the question is: Does each button correspond to one packet being sent or is the remote more intelligent and creates some effects by itself, sending multiple commands... Kind regards, Stefan What’s the difference between the htx controller and mtx. Do one of them run off RF or do they both only do infrared commands? |
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