Lelo F1s
Pair the Lelo F1s V2, V2X, V3, V3 XL, F2S, or the original F1s developer kit with ToyControl over Bluetooth.
The Lelo F1s family is a dual-motor SenSonic stroker. ToyControl pairs the F1s and F2S directly over Bluetooth.
Before you start
- The toy should be fully charged.
- Close the Lelo app on your phone if it is open.
- If the toy paired elsewhere recently, turn it off and on.
Pair the F1s or F2S
- Open ToyControl at toycontrol.app in Chrome or Edge.
- Hold the F1s power button until the indicator light starts blinking. That is pairing mode.
- In ToyControl, click the + in the Devices section.
- Pick the matching Lelo model (for example, "Lelo F1s V2", "Lelo F1s V2X", "Lelo F1s V3", "Lelo F1s V3 XL", "Lelo F2S", or the developer-kit card).
- In the Bluetooth window, select your toy.
- Click Pair.
- On the first pair you may need to tap the power button once to authorise the connection.
- The F1s appears in the sidebar with a green dot.
Test it
Click Test toy at the bottom. The F1s should run briefly.
Notes by version
- F1s V2 and V2X are the most-tested versions in ToyControl, and the only ones with a public Lelo SDK. First connect may need that power-button tap to authorise.
- F1s V3 and V3 XL appear to share the V2 protocol family in our testing; the XL is a wider-bore version.
- F2S is the F1s successor. Some firmware revisions pair through a different auth handshake; if pairing fails, try the F1s V2 card as a fallback.
- F1s Dev Kit / Prototype uses a simpler v1 protocol without the auth handshake. Rare; if you have one, the in-app "Report a bug" button helps us confirm support.
Troubleshooting
- F1s is not in the Bluetooth window. Close the Lelo app. Turn the F1s off and on. Move closer to the computer.
- Pairs but does not respond. First-time pairing may need a power-button tap on the F1s itself to authorise. Check the per-device intensity slider too.
- Picked the wrong version. The V2 and V3 advertise with very similar names. If V3 fails, try the V2 card.