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SayberX

Introduction​

The SayberX system consists of a motorized stroker (output device) and a paired input ring controller (X-Ring). Both communicate over BLE using AT-style ASCII commands. The host sends speed commands to the SayberX device; the X-Ring reports user input back.

BLE Profile​

ble_names:
  - SayberX                   # output device
  - "X-Ring 0F313B"           # input ring (suffix varies per device)
services:
  main:
    uuid: 0000fff0-0000-1000-0000-00805f9b34fb
    characteristics:
      tx_sayberx: 0000fff6-0000-1000-0000-00805f9b34fb   # write to SayberX
      rx_xring:   0000fff8-0000-1000-0000-00805f9b34fb   # notify from X-Ring

Commands​

Set Speed (ASCII)​

Commands are ASCII strings written to the SayberX Tx characteristic:

AT+SPD00

The last two characters are a decimal value from 00 to 40 representing speed.

Set Speed (Hex equivalent)​

0x41 0x54 0x2b 0x53 0x50 0x44 AA 0x30
  • AA — speed byte: 0x30 ('0') to 0x34 ('4'), combined with the trailing 0x30 to form a 2-digit decimal

Notes​

The X-Ring reports speed/input data via notifications on the Rx characteristic (0000fff8-...). The BLE name suffix of the X-Ring (e.g., 0F313B) appears to be device-specific and may vary.

Sources​