The CAMEO 4, 4 Plus, and 4 Pro all have Bluetooth built in, so there's nothing extra to buy or install. Melissa starts with when Bluetooth makes sense and when USB is still the better choice, since that decision affects how reliably larger jobs send to the machine.
From there she shows where the Bluetooth button is on the machine and what the change in the light actually tells you, then moves into the Send panel in Silhouette Studio. The machine list there works a little differently than most people expect, because it lists connections rather than machines. Once you know how to read it, picking the right option takes a few seconds.
Two steps, and you need both
Most CAMEO 4 Bluetooth problems come down to doing one step and not the other. The video covers both, along with the status messages you'll see once you're connected and which of them mean you're good to go. It runs about three minutes, so it's quick to watch start to finish. Watch the full free video this month, before it moves to the members-only library.
On a CAMEO 5? Members get the full CAMEO 5 walkthrough, covering both USB and Bluetooth.
