Guides & Tutorials
Data download
- Firmware updateThe firmware is available in two versions: with data and without data. To update, select 'Update' on the Bluetooth Management page, or get the file from the Download Center.
New firmware notification：
We recommend updating to firmware v7.22 for faster power-on/off speeds, improved Bluetooth stability, and better TAGMO app support. - Resource packA continuously updated collection of all published data on figures sorted by game.
The information is maintained for preservation and hobbyist use only, not as a substitute for real figurines.
New Data Notification
Added 3 Splatoon Raiders data files to the resource pack.
Bluetooth Data Manager
Manage data and update firmware via Bluetooth. Please ensure you have downloaded the required data or resource packs before proceeding.
Web Bluetooth Compatibility:
Android: Chrome browser
Desktop: Chrome or Edge browser
iPhone: Bluefy browser
FQA
Please check the following:
- In-game Setup: Most games require you to enable Amiibo in the game settings first (e.g., turning on the Amiibo feature in Zelda or using the Nook Stop terminal in Animal Crossing).
- Controller Hardware: Make sure your controller supports NFC. Many third-party controllers lack built-in NFC sensors and cannot read Amiibo data.
Tap the device against an active NFC phone or place a magnet near it. The hardware-level NFC or magnetic sensor will trigger a direct system interrupt, forcing the screen and CPU to wake up and refresh even when software or buttons freeze.
Yes! You can use a third-party NFC app (like TagMo) on your phone, select the 'Read Tag' function to scan your physical figures, and save the data as a .bin file. Then, simply transfer these files to the corresponding folders on your emulator. This allows for digital backup and centralized management of your physical collection—you only need to carry one emulator when you go out.
How to get the most out of your device's 3,500-slot storage:
You might notice our device advertises support for up to 3,500 data slots! To achieve this capacity, the device combines Chip Storage (managed by firmware updates) and 2MB Flash Memory (user-managed).
Here are a few tips to ensure a smooth experience:
Upload frequently used files only: The 2MB user memory operates on fixed 4KB blocks. To avoid running out of memory quickly, try not to upload your entire Amiibo collection at once. Keep the flash memory for your most-used data!
Keep file names under 45 characters: Long file names can cause display or saving issues, so please keep data names to 45 characters or fewer.
You might notice our device advertises support for up to 3,500 data slots! To achieve this capacity, the device combines Chip Storage (managed by firmware updates) and 2MB Flash Memory (user-managed).
Here are a few tips to ensure a smooth experience:
Upload frequently used files only: The 2MB user memory operates on fixed 4KB blocks. To avoid running out of memory quickly, try not to upload your entire Amiibo collection at once. Keep the flash memory for your most-used data!
Keep file names under 45 characters: Long file names can cause display or saving issues, so please keep data names to 45 characters or fewer.
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