To go alongside Firmware 4, we released a new app with the goal of streamlining and empowering the onboarding of new and old users.

The app is able to connect your device, test connection, use remote control and gather device information as well.

When you first open the app, you will see instructions on how to enable your device to be found by your app, there are instruction for the Oh! and the Handy.

Once your device is ready to be found, click on Search for devices at the bottom of the app.

If done correctly, the button will change to signal that it is looking for devices and you cancel out of it, if necessary.

Depending on which device it found, a window will appear with information on the device it was able to find, this also changes the interface based on which device is connected.

Once a Handy is found, it will appear on the bottom of the screen, which you can then click on Connect so you can pair your device to the app.

Once it connects, you should now see the main menu, which now showcases some information for you:

(For clarity purposes each area has been labeled with numbers for this article.)

1) Here you can find identifying information about your device, such as the Serial Number, and UID.

2) Here you can find connection information such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and Servers connectivity.

3) Here you can find your Connection Key, to improve readability for the key's characters we made so uppercase letter are bolded and numbers are in red.
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​4) Here you can find a button to quickly share the connection key

Once a Oh! is found, it will appear on the bottom of the screen, which you can then click on Connect so you can pair your device to the app.

Once it connects, you should now see the main menu, which now showcases some information for you:

(For clarity purposes each area has been labeled with numbers for this article.)

1) Here you can find identifying information about your device, such as the Serial Number, and UID.

2) Here you can find connection information such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Servers connectivity and battery percentage.

3) Here you can find your Connection Key, to improve readability for the key's characters we made so uppercase letter are bolded and numbers are in red.
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​4) Here you can find a button to quickly share the connection key

Now that your device is connected, let's take a look at your options.

1) This option sends you to handyfeeling.com so you can use your device online

2) Settings allows you to configure your device in a multitude of ways

3) Configure Wi-Fi or Change Wi-Fi will allow you to configure or change the saved network of your device so it can go online

4) Audio mode, exclusive to the Oh!, enables you to use audio with your device.

5) Info brings up a multitude of information about your device, useful for diagnostics when contacting support or troubleshooting issues.

6) Test Wi-Fi will start a quick test of your network to verify if you device is able to connect online and to Handy Servers

7) Remote Control operates similar to the one on handyfeeling.com/remote, here you can control the device via the on-screen controls

This menu allows you to configure behaviors for your device and what kind of data you want to share

At the top of the page, under Boot mode, you can configure in which mode you device defaults to whenever you turn on your device.

Below that section you will find the Privacy settings, you can find options for data sharing and a brief explanation of what they are used for

Below you can find more Advanced Settings, these are usually only recommended to more advanced users so if this is your first time using the Handy please avoid changing the configurations here.

In the Online section you can configure options related to which kind of servers you connect, keep in mind that some of these changes can affect the quality of your connection

Slider Settings allow you to change the movement range and direction. Adjusting the slider values changes the absolute value for the start and end points for the slider, this makes it so that other software and applications that interact with the Handy only see the maximum range that you set up.

Change "Start" value to set the lowest point in your Handy

Change "Stop" value to set the highest point in your Handy

After you are happy with the changes, click Store Values to save the change. Keep in mind that this requires a device reset to take effect.

You can use Calibrate to reset the value to the device's physical lowest and highest maximum ranges.

You can also find a toggle to reverse the slider, this makes it so the the Handy reads the top as the bottom and vice versa, changing the direction of the movement in case your setup takes advantage of this change in direction. Keep in mind this only changes the movements, the buttons in your device will still operate the same as usual.

You can also find a master "Reset Settings" to revert all changes to their default in regards to the Slider.

You will also find options that allow you reset and reboot your device and app.

Keep in mind that Reboot Device button only restarts your Handy or Oh

Factory Reset will clear the Firmware's setting and act as if you were using a new Handy on Firmware 4 for the first time

Reset app will revert the Handy Onboarding app to the same state as it is when you first install it.

Once you click on the button to configure Wi-Fi, you will be able to start searching a network, then it will list available networks on the bottom of the screen.

You also connect to a custom network at the bottom of the screen.

After selecting your network, you can then input the password and connect.

To make sure the network correctly configured, you can use the Test Wi-Fi option to verify the status of both your network and the Handy servers

Once you click, a quick window will appear on the top, if a step is successful it will turn green, once they both turn green and the bar above finishes loading the test is done!

On the top left of the app you can find a Menu button with a few more options.

A side bar will open with new options and information for you:

1) New Device: This allows you to connect a new device that you own to the app

2) Set language: This allows you to change the language of the app

3) Oh button instructions: This opens a quick video to help you better understand what each button on your Oh! does.

4) Help center: Links you directly to the main page of this help center.

At the very bottom of the side menu, you can find the version information for the app itself.

By clicking on Release Notes you can find a detailed list of changes.

In the Info window you can find a information regarding to your device, to your network and more.

Usually this window is used for diagnosing issues and troubleshooting.

This works exactly like the one in handyfeeling.com/remote, you can control the speed, stroke length and more. Once you click on the button, a new window will pop up with the controls

If you face issues, please contact support via contact@thehandy.com or the chat-box on the bottom right corner of the screen.