On Jun 24, 2019, lunatik wrote:

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On Jun 21, 2019, Chanku wrote:

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On Jun 21, 2019, Gaz Lawrence wrote:
The only thing I would add is if you take this device out of it’s hidden place and put it in the palm of your hand . Does every button you press work flawlessly every single time without compromise using a finger of your other hand ?
If the answers is yes you require more practice in the hidden position , if it’s no the device is defective or poorly designed imho Gaz 🙂

The consistency has got nothing to do with the position of the device. It just doesn’t work the way it’s supposed to on a consistent basis.

I now have the device and it definitely doesn’t function the same way as he demos in the instructions. Transitioning from one button to another doesn’t always register when selecting a different letter. Lemon is able to seamlessly go from one group of letters to the next with zero issues. I cannot do the same.
As for practice, the only practice needed is remembering which button you need to push to get to the letter you want. It should not be pushing a button numerous times to get it to register that you’re pushing it. Sometimes I’ve had to push it 9 times to get it to realize that I was pushing it.

If I can get mine to work like his, this device will be amazing. I just got a bad one I think and will email him.

Push harder. Duh. Trolololol

Also, just to clarify buttons and their pricing. Mechanical microswitches are more expensive than conductive rubber/silicone buttons. Period. Unless you are comparing a bottom of the barrel quality microswitch with a top of the line conductive rubber/silicone button, the microswitch is more expensive and more reliable whilst still operational (they can fail a little more than the conductive rubber/silicone buttons BUT prior to failure, they are more precise and accurate, there's NO mis-press with a microswitch since each button is it's own microswitch).

In fact, the conductive rubber/silicone buttons are more prone to being faulty and failure than the mechanical microswitch. If you get a quality microswitch, it will outlast that conductive rubber/silicone button. These are facts and is the reason why gaming peripherals like controllers have both gone up in price significantly AS WELL as adopted microswitches instead of the conductive rubber/silicone buttons. They've gone higher quality and the price as adjusted upwards along with the improved quality. Arcade buttons have mainly been using mechanical microswitches, they are some of the most highly abused buttons in existence yet have proven time and time again to be highly reliable and long lasting.

I was pushing enough that Salt n Peppa walked in the room and started singing lol

On Jun 24, 2019, ArtIn wrote:

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On Jun 23, 2019, pegasus wrote:

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On Jun 23, 2019, ArtIn wrote:
Did you saw those performances in person? Did you talked to the spectators witnessing those?

Seriously, I will not argue with you and your opinion based on stranger experiences or unconfirmed reports.
I own console (the whole kit) and have (own) experience with app mentalism.
I don’t care if you choose to ignore the obvious.

In the tutorial for the lottery prediction (the one you don’t know about yet) it is even explained with the camera roll outcome (without showing a physical photo).
So it is even more direct and explainable. The laziest and easiest way is not always the best or most sufficient.
No offense meant but I don’t understand people like you on the Café.
You keep talking about products (you possibly might never purchase or own) and obviously unfunded opinions.
I will stop here as I noticed you arguing with a lot of users in the past.
Have a nice day.

Typical paranoid performer. Lol.

Nope, just someone who cares about what he is doing and how it will be perceived.
I mean you don’t even own it.... 🤦‍♂️

On Jun 25, 2019, DadMagic wrote:
Regarding bluetooth: Haven't Wikitest performers used bluetooth for watch peek hundreds, maybe thousands, maybe tens of thousands of times? Don't millions of cars and phones been paired and use it for years to play music and transmit map data and driving instructions? But its "unreliable" ? Weird...I guess we should get rid of it! Certainly problematic if a few people couldn't figure it out...obviously not a problem between the chair and keyboard...must be the tech!

On Jun 25, 2019, Thomas Walter wrote:

I have Android 5.0.1, so it's updated all right!

Any suggestions? I'm considering sending back the Console Remote to Mark (I got from him directly) for a checkup, or refund or what...?

So, Mark Lemon, Will Jones, Ellusionist... Help!!!

On Jun 25, 2019, JackMagic wrote:

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On Jun 25, 2019, Thomas Walter wrote:

I have Android 5.0.1, so it's updated all right!

Any suggestions? I'm considering sending back the Console Remote to Mark (I got from him directly) for a checkup, or refund or what...?

So, Mark Lemon, Will Jones, Ellusionist... Help!!!

Well you are using a version of android that is now over 5 years old and classed as old version

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_version_history

I have 9.00 but even if you get a 2nd Hand phone with 7.00 I am sure you will get better results

Most Phone Systems 2-3 Years is the max you can expect

On Jun 25, 2019, Thomas Walter wrote:

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On Jun 25, 2019, Thomas Walter wrote:

I have Android 5.0.1, so it's updated all right!

Any suggestions? I'm considering sending back the Console Remote to Mark (I got from him directly) for a checkup, or refund or what...?

So, Mark Lemon, Will Jones, Ellusionist... Help!!!

Well you are using a version of android that is now over 5 years old and classed as old version

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_version_history

I have 9.00 but even if you get a 2nd Hand phone with 7.00 I am sure you will get better results

Most Phone Systems 2-3 Years is the max you can expect

The phone doesn't matter, it is the Bluetooth send from the Console Remote that disconnect after a minute or so.
I have the latest Android update and the Bluetooth 5.0.1.
All other modern apps and newest Bluetooth devices work without problems.
And the Console app works perfectly when I use th phone keyboard.
It is the Bluetooth signal from the remote that fails.

On Jun 25, 2019, Thomas Walter wrote:
This is what I wrote in the Facebook Console group yesterday and today if someone cares

The Console remote arrived today. I'm using an Android phone, an old Samsung 4. The phone Bluetooth connection worked, but in the global settings in the Condole App it says 'Disconnected'.

And the phones keyboards pop up when the Console device is connected. If it helps to understand the problem, I have disconnected all other Bluetooth devices. I have cleared the internal settings in the Console Remote as Mark demonstrates in the instructions. The input from the remote works, but sometimes it jumps over a letter or digit now and then, even when I put it on a table flat an press very accurate from above. and by the way, when the remote is on there is a steady blue light, and a flashing red with thre flashes, paus, then three flashes, paus, and so on.

I have set the device keyboard to "English, US.

Well, I think this is all for the moment!

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To continue…

As I see it, the Bluetooth connection between my phone and the Console Remote is not stable. The phone itself finds the remote, but the Console App Global setting says "Disconnected" and the phones own keyboards does not disappear when the remote is on.
(The app works ok with the phones own keyboard when I don't try to use the Console Remote.)

I have never experienced this with my other Bluetooth devices. My smartwatches work perfectly. No problem with my newly added Fossil Hybrid Smartwatch. My Bluetooth speakers perform flawlessly, and so do my photo remotes. Not to mention my Samsung smart TV.
And even if my phone is not the newest model, all other apps works with no problems. Both magic apps and other.
The NOW app, Photo Psychology, among many others worked with no problem.

I have Android 5.0.1, so it's updated all right!

Any suggestions? I'm considering sending back the Console Remote to Mark (I got from him directly) for a checkup, or refund or what...?

So, Mark Lemon, Will Jones, Ellusionist... Help!!!

On Jun 25, 2019, Thomas Walter wrote:

The phone doesn't matter, it is the Bluetooth send from the Console Remote that disconnect after a minute or so.
I have the latest Android update and the Bluetooth 5.0.1.
All other modern apps and newest Bluetooth devices work without problems.
And the Console app works perfectly when I use th phone keyboard.
It is the Bluetooth signal from the remote that fails.

One of two possibilities here. The BT radio on the device may be faulty OR it could be firmware related (on the Console, not your phone, I say this because clearly all other BT devices work fine with your phone, it's just the Console that doesn't).

On Jun 25, 2019, GeraintClarke wrote:
I've linked Will into this (sent him this thread) as it's above my technical knowledge.

Don't forget, we are ALWAYS available via support@ellusionist.com. - Those emails are always answered and nothing gets missed (as apposed to the odd forum post, we can't read everything publicly written.

Cheers,

- G

On Jun 25, 2019, pegasus wrote:
Soooo. Is the lotto effect using the calc input method worth the price of the app? iOS by the way.

On Jun 25, 2019, cardbiker wrote:

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On Jun 25, 2019, pegasus wrote:
Soooo. Is the lotto effect using the calc input method worth the price of the app? iOS by the way.

I’d say it was mate the few times I’ve done it I’ve have had great reactions

On Jun 25, 2019, cardbiker wrote:
Yes iOS had no problems app only didn’t rate the Console unit