Your Android device may present a different dialog to allow location information.If you deny app access to the device location, you will need to remove and reinstall the app.Universal Audio does not use UAFX Control to track location in any way. Device location is an Android requirement that allows an app to use Bluetooth.If you deny the location, UAFX Control cannot use Bluetooth, and will not be able to connect to your UAFX pedals. Important: When Android prompts you to access the device’s location, you must allow the device location. Search for and install “UAFX Control” from the Google Play Store, or go here for direct links. To manually allow the app to use Bluetooth (if you choose Don’t Allow when prompted), open the Settings app, choose UAFX Control from the list, and enable Bluetooth. If you don’t, UAFX Control cannot connect to your UAFX pedals. You must tap OK and allow Bluetooth to use UAFX Control. Important: When you open UAFX Control for the first time, iOS prompts you to allow Bluetooth. Search for and install “UAFX Control” from the App Store, or go here for direct links. Installing the UAFX Control Mobile App iOS Logging in and Connecting to your UAFX Pedals.For the UAFX Control Desktop App Manual, go here. Firmware updates for UAFX may be provided to improve or add functionality, and are installed over a USB connection to a computer, using a USB-C cable (not included). UAFX Control Desktop App – The UAFX Control desktop app is for pedal registration, getting free bonus effects and speaker cabinets, and firmware updates.

UAFX Control Mobile App – The UAFX Control mobile app is for registration, getting free bonus effects and speaker cabinets, global settings such as footswitch modes, and preset management. UAFX Control is the companion software for UAFX pedals.

Presets app