Has anyone successfully used a WiFi Dongle with their MOD Dwarf and if so, could you share details, ideally a link to buy one?
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Please check this: Bluetooth Dongles tested on MOD Devices - #4 by jon
There are some other as well. This is, if I remember right, the latest one.
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Thank you Kim. There was mention of WiFi firmware as well so curious if anyone has this working, since bluetooth seems slow for this purpose.
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I actually use Bluetooth quite often. However, rather when I rehearse with the band, so in places where I have no PC. I then use my tablet via Bluetooth. This is of course much slower than a USB cable. But it works pretty well overall. When the pedalboard is loaded, which in fact takes longer, you can then edit it quite well.
Oh interesting, well for the cost of the stick it’s worth a try, thanks again Kim.
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Hi I just ha find a solution to get my wifi dongle recognized and working. I have used some tricks with the help of Claude to install the firmware of my dongle as it wasn’t recognized straight of the box. I have some litle noises when I’m using it as maybe it seems to demand too much power, but however I can use it with my tablet correctly to adjust the pedalboard. It works connecting to my home wifi or to my mobile hot spot.
In my case I had to connect directly with the adress http://192.168.1.114 o http://192.168.1.116 or http://10.229.137.239 (Hot spot) depending on the dongle I used and the Wifi I connect. I also had to use Google Chrome App. It’s the best option if you want to be able to changing the snapshots from the GUI since the tap action with the finger to select snapshot is not recognized. I could make it work with the mouse click of my trackpad in my tablet keyboard. The overall experience It’s much faster than connect trough the bluetooth.
The instructions to make it work are on the wiki Mod. But I share this little tutorial of what I did in my specific case if anyone interested.