LGT Saber Guide

Core Variants

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Pogo Cores

Some LGT sabers come with a Pogo Pin core.  What are Pogo Pins? Pogo pins are compact, spring-loaded connectors widely utilized in electronic systems to ensure reliable electrical connections through their contact points. Pogo Pin cores connect either to an RGB or Pixel adapter in the hilt. CAUTION!!! Pogo Pin cores should never be connected directly to the blade as it will short out the blade resulting in failure. Always use the appropriate adapter.

Basic Usage & App Control

Your lightsaber operation will be based on the core installed. Additionally lightsabers with Xeno 3.0 RGB and Xeno 3.0 Pixel cores, have Bluetooth connectivity. You may need to learn how to connect via Bluetooth and control the saber through an app. You can refer to the instructions included with the packaging or click here for the Lightsaber Manual. Additionally here a few videos on using the app.

Tutorial: XENO v3 (Xenopixel v3): app walk through

Tutorial: Xeno v3 HOW TO ADD SOUNDFONTS (2024)

Customization

Lightsabers with Xeno 3.0 Pixel or Proffie 2.2 cores, you may need to download configuration files. There are many configuration files available online. We currently do not provide configured files. Watch the following video to learn how to add files to your lightsaber.

Tutorial: How To Add Sound Fonts & Blade Styles To Proffie Lightsaber

Upgrade

Lightsaber are composed of three primary components: the handle, the core, and the blade. For most models, an upgrade can be accomplished by simply replacing the core. Depending on the upgrade the blade may also need replaced. If you would like to upgrade your saber please see our Upgrade Services page.