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It should look like the picture below when finished.MacOS X does not natively come with drivers for the XBox 360 controller, which makes sense, it’s not their responsibility to provide hardware drivers for 3rd party hardware manufacturers, especially when they choose to swerve away from standards … Get rid of the old version of OneButtonStudio Controller and add v1.9. System Preferences>Users & Groups>Login Items However, your system will still function just fine. If you are still on Mojave, some of the following settings may not be available. There are more security settings in Catalina than there are in Mojave. Save these changes in mimoLive by hitting Command+S on the keyboard, or by going to File>Save. Make sure the following selections have been made. Copy & Paste the following settings from the text file to the fields in OBSC.Ĭlick on the big “X” at the top of the mimoLive interface to configure remote control devices. Unzip the file and move the OneButtonStudio+ 1.9.tvshow document into the Documents folder.

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Step 7: Install OneButtonStudio+ 1.9.tvshow documentĭownload the OneButtonStudio+ 1.9.tvshow here: In the Applications folder, find the two apps highlighted below, right-click and “Move to Trash”. Step 6: Delete the old OBSC and Lights On apps Unzip the file and rename the app to include the version number.ĭrag the OBSC app into the Applications folder. Remove the previous mimoLive app icon from the Dock.ĭrag the new mimoLive 5.3.1 app from the Applications folder, into the Dock.ĭownload OneButtonStudio Controller (OBSC) v1.9 here: Right-click on the old mimoLive app and select “Move to Trash”. Unzip the download and rename the app to show the version number. When you see the following message, you have successfully updated to Catalina!

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The update will download and the system will take you through the process. Note: The latest MacOS version number will be 10.15.2 or higher. You should see macOS Catalina as an update.

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If you want to upgrade to Catalina, make sure your One Button Studio+Plus Mac Mini is online, then follow the steps below. If you want to stick with Mojave, then you can skip this step and go to Step 4. The new software has been tested with both MacOS Mojave 10.14.6 and Catalina 10.15.1.

Right-click on “ist” and select “Move to Trash”. If you do not have this file on your system, then you can skip to Step #3. If your system uses this file, it will be found at the following location: Macintosh HD/Library/LaunchDaemons/ist

This is no longer necessary, so the file should be removed.

plist file to help speed up file transfers. If the ControllerMate app icon is in the dock, remove it. If left in place, it could interfere with the proper functioning of the new software.įind ControllerMate in the Applications folder and right-click to select “Move to Trash”. Now you are ready to update the software!įollowing is the recommended upgrade procedure: Step 1: Delete the ControllerMate appĬontrollerMate is not Catalina compatible, so we have integrated its functionality into mimoLive, rendering it obsolete. You will find the HD15 mounted to the center of the large rack shelf accessible through the back door of the rack cabinet. Pull out the miniplug cable and insert it into the Xkeys HD15, port 1, instead. Remove the Xkeys USB 3-Switch Interface, as it is no longer needed. It is pictured below and will be plugged into the back of the One Button Studio+Plus Mac Mini. Some early systems utilized an Xkeys USB 3-Switch Interface. With OneButtonStudio Controller v1.9 and mimoLive v5.3.1, we’ve made some great improvements in the overall responsiveness and speed of the system, including īefore updating the software, please check your hardware configuration. These upgrade instructions are for the One Button Studio+Plus Systems Only.