User Manual: BLE File Transfer
The BLE File Transfer application enables you to upload, download, and organize files on your Pixl.js device directly from a computer or smartphone using Bluetooth Low Energy.
⚠️ Prerequisites
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Hardware: A computer or smartphone with Bluetooth capabilities.
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Software: A modern web browser that supports Web Bluetooth.
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Windows/Mac/Android: Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Opera.
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iOS (iPhone/iPad): You must use a specialized browser like Bluefy or WebBLE (Safari does not support this feature by default).
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1. Establishing a Connection
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On your Pixl.js Device:
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Navigate to the Main Menu.
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Scroll down and select BLE File Transfer.
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The screen will display a status indicating it is ready to connect.
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On your Computer or Phone:
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Open your compatible web browser.
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Visit the official management site: https://pixl.amiibo.xyz/
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Click the Connect button (usually a Bluetooth icon or a "Connect" text link) on the webpage.
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Pairing:
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A popup window will appear listing nearby Bluetooth devices.
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Look for "Pixl.js" in the list.
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Select it and click Pair or Connect.
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2. Managing Files
Once connected, the webpage will load a File Manager interface displaying the contents of your device.
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Browsing: Click on folders (like
/amiibo/) to open them. Click..to go back up a directory. -
Uploading Files:
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Navigate to the target folder.
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Click the Upload button.
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Select
.binfiles from your computer/phone to transfer them to the device.
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Deleting Files:
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Select the file(s) you wish to remove.
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Click the Delete (Trash icon) button.
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Creating Folders:
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Use the New Folder option to organize your collection (e.g., creating specific folders for "Zelda" or "Mario").
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3. Troubleshooting
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Connection Failed? Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your computer/phone and that no other device is currently connected to the Pixl.js.
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"Not Supported" Error? Verify you are using a browser with Web Bluetooth support (Chrome or Edge). Firefox and standard Safari often do not work.
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Slow Transfer? BLE transfer speeds are relatively slow compared to USB. This is normal behavior for Bluetooth Low Energy.






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