WiFi
Using the Unity6's built-in WiFi functionality
Connecting to the WiFi
The Unity6 broadcasts its own WiFi signal so connecting to the Unity6 can be done from anywhere at anytime even if you don't have access to the actual internet or cellular service. You just need to make sure the Unity6 is powered on and you have a device that supports WiFi (iPhone, iPad, Tablet, Android, Google Phone, Mac, PC, etc.).
The steps below are shown using an iPhone however the process will be very similar with any other device type.
Open your devices Settings and select the WiFi option
Make sure WiFi is turned on and then select the Unity6 network
Enter the password to connect to the Unity6: 12345678
Once connected to the Unity6, the MIDI clock will stop sending data and the Tap LED indicator will stop flashing. This stops the MIDI clock from interfering the direct communication between the web editor and the Unity6. We suggest connecting and disconnecting manually each time you want to use the web editor. Most devices have a default setting to automatically join/connect to the network whenever it is in range. We suggest turning this feature off so your phone doesn't interfere with your live performance by automatically connecting to the Unity6 and shutting off the MIDI clock.
Turn off Auto-Join to Unity6
Updating the Firmware
First you must download the most recent firmware file from our website found here. The downloaded file will be a zip file, you must extract the zip file and save the .bin firmware file somewhere you can easily access for the next step. Mac users, simply double click the zip file to extract it. You may get the following warning message which you can ignore.
The firmware file will end with the .bin extension, this is the file you will upload to the Unity6. Now connect to the Unity6’s WiFi using these steps.
Once connected to the Unity6's WiFi network, open a web browser and type in the following URL: jetpedals.local
The Firmware Uploader page will automatically load
Hit the Choose File button and select the .bin file downloaded from our website
Hit the Update button and the progress bar will show the status of the upload
Once finished, the Unity6 will reboot and the new firmware update has been completed
Using the Web Editor
* Please note that the web editor is still in development and will be included in the next firmware update. An exact date cannot be provided yet but it is about 95% finished so it will be very soon.
Once connected to the Unity6's WiFi network, type in the following URL to access the web editor: jetpedals.local
The web editor provides a very similar programming experience to programming directly on the device itself. This streamlines your programming experience by keeping consistency between the device and the editor and reducing the learning curve of the editor.
The editor and the pedal are completely in sync with each other, making a change on the editor will immediately be reflected on the pedal and vice versa, even the tempo rate LED will flash in sync between the two! Just like programming on the pedal, the web editor immediately saves any changes you make eliminating the need to save your progress after each change.
Below are a few images of the web editor showing how responsive it is on various devices.
iPhone
Galaxy S20
iPad Horizontal
iPad Vertical
Desktop
