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- Any key to wake up the device
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If the firmware version before 2.11.x, press LEFT x 4
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Now you device is on DFU mode, use any of the [nRF Connect APP](#nRF-Connect-APP) or [Directly to the Firmware Update Page](#directly-to-the-firmware-update-page) methods to upgrade the fimware.
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Once you select a .BIN file his data is used like the current amiibo, the screen shows current amiibo details like amiibo current UUID, filename and amiibo name.
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You can use side buttons to change the current amiibo with the next or previous one on the current folder. Pressing the middle button you can change the behavior of the current amiibo, on the sub menu:
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You can use side buttons to change the current amiibo with the next or previous one on the current folder.
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If the amiibo file is marked as read-only, an info icon will be displayed in front of the amiiboe file name line.
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## Amiibo detail menu
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Pressing the middle button you can change the behavior of the current amiibo, on the sub menu:
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Changes the current UUID presented to game to current amiibo. The new UUID stays in place until you change the current amiibo or select this option again.
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### Auto Rand. (Automatic Random)
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Turning ON this feature, will generate a new random UUID for the current amiibo each time a game read it. Allowing to use the same amiibo multiple times on games with restrictions.
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Turning on this feature, any write operation to this tag will be denied.
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# Amiibo Database
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This application allows the emulation of amiibo from the list of well know ones, using legally available information like the model info, then when you select one, a new virtual amiibo is created on memory using a random UUID. In order to use this application you must to provide your «key_retail.bin» file.
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If you press and hold middle button a sub menu with the option of reset the slot is shown allowing to empty the slot.
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If you turn on the Read-only feature, the current amiibo slot will denied write operation to this slot. An info icon will be displayed in front of the amiibo name if read-only feature is enabled.
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The settings menu show you the Keys status and number of slot set up.
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NTAG series cards are commonly used for device identification. Supported NTAG card types include:
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* Nick: The current name of the card. Pressing the middle button can enter the card name setting interface.
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* Default Card: if enabled, the card will be automatically activated when the device is wakeup by NFC field presents.
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* Slot Settings: Pressing the middle button enters the slot management interface, where you can enable or disable card slots.
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> The default card feature is conflict with Fast Resume. If the default card feature is enabled, the device will active the card emulator of the default card instead of the amiibo Fast Resume feature.
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You can go to the URL [https://thegecko.github.io/web-bluetooth-dfu/](https://thegecko.github.io/web-bluetooth-dfu/) to upload the firmware, this page also can be open through the official site [https://pixl.amiibo.xyz/](https://pixl.amiibo.xyz/)
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## About Device
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Show Pixl.js project information, include source code repository, license.
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