Adding the Wi-microDig as a Bluetooth device

Mac OS X (10.9 Mavericks)

1. Open the System Preferences. Click on Bluetooth. You will see the following window:



2. Click on "Pair", and then the following will appear:



3. Click "Options..." and then type in the number 1 and click "Pair".

The serial port will be created automatically and the Wi-microDig will appear as "I-CubeXWi-microDigXXXX-" in Link.

Mac OS X (10.8 Mountain Lion and previous versions)

1. Open the System Preferences. In Bluetooth preferences, click on the + button to start the Bluetooth Setup Assistant.

2. Click on "Any Device" and Continue. You should see the Wi- microDig in the list of devices.



3. In Passkey Options, choose "Use a specific passkey".

4. Click Continue. A popup will ask to enter a passkey. Click on "Don't Pair", and then click continue again.



5. When the main dialog asks for the passkey, enter the number 1 and Click continue.

6. The dialog should say "A computer serial port was created". Click Quit. Your Wi-microDig is now ready to use with Max/MSP.

Windows

1. Once your Bluetooth adapter has been installed (including any necessary drivers), either click the Bluetooth icon in the system tray, or go to Start > Control Panel > Hardware & Sound > Add a Bluetooth device.



2. When you are asked to enter a passkey, enter the number 1 and click Next.

3. You should then see the following screen:



4. Finally, to figure out which COM port the Wi-microDig is on, go to Start > Control Panel > Hardware & Sound > Devices and Printers. Right-Click on the Wi-microDig and choose "Properties". Then, in the "Services" tab, you should see the COM port listed. In the example below, the port is COM3.