

The hub
One link to all your wireless accessories
The ncSender Wireless USB is a small stick that plugs into the computer running ncSender and becomes the wireless bridge to every accessory on your machine — the Pendant, the AutoDustBoot and the Smart RGB LED. One stick hosts them all at once.
- Hosts up to 8 wireless accessories at the same time (firmware 0.3.0 and later)
- Pairs the Pendant, AutoDustBoot and Smart RGB LED — no extra receivers
- Plug in and forget: no drivers to install, no Wi-Fi network to join
Connectivity
A simple wireless link
It talks to your accessories over a dedicated, low-latency wireless link — there’s no router and no network to set up between ncSender and your machine.
- A dedicated wireless link, independent of your shop Wi-Fi
- Licensing is per Wireless USB, not per accessory — activate once and every paired accessory is covered
- Self-updating from firmware 0.3.5: updates arrive through ncSender, with no browser flasher
At a glance
| Connection | USB-A, to a computer running ncSender |
|---|---|
| Wireless | Dedicated low-latency link (no Wi-Fi network to join) |
| Paired accessories | Up to 8 at once (firmware 0.3.0+) |
| Works with | Pendant, AutoDustBoot, Smart RGB LED |
| Licensing | Per Wireless USB — one activation covers every paired accessory |
| Firmware | Self-updating through ncSender (0.3.5+) |
| Requires | ncSender or ncSender Pro |
Questions
Do I need one Wireless USB per accessory?
No. A single Wireless USB hosts up to eight accessories at once, and the licence is tied to the USB rather than to each accessory.
How do I pair an accessory?
In ncSender, open the Wireless USB dialog, click + Pair New Device, then put the accessory into pairing mode within 30 seconds. It shows as Connected when it’s done.
How are firmware updates handled?
From firmware 0.3.5 the Wireless USB updates itself through ncSender — no browser flasher needed. A major-version update clears the paired-device list, so you re-pair your accessories afterwards.
What software does it need?
ncSender or ncSender Pro, running on a computer with a spare USB port.
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