How to Use iAnyGo Auto-Catch
Pokémon GO Plus+ Features

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Step 1 Ensure that you’ve installed the latest version of iAnyGo Auto-Catch (version 4.9.0 or higher).

Step 2 Connect your phone to the computer using a USB cable and tap “Enter” to proceed.

Step 3Select your desired “Game Mode” to activate auto-catch.

Step 4 If this is your first time, pair your phone’s Bluetooth with the PC. (Skip this if already paired.)

Step 1In iAnyGo Auto-Catch, click the icon at the top-right to find the Auto-Catch interface, then tap “Try Now.”

• Open “Computer Management” on your PC.
• Navigate to: Computer Management > Device Manager > Bluetooth > double-click on “Intel(R) Wireless Bluetooth(R).”

Step 2 Locate “Pokemon GO Plus,” go to Properties > Advanced tab, and rename the device to exactly: “Pokemon GO Plus”

• Tip: Do not change the name later. It ensures consistent pairing.

Step 3 Head to [Bluetooth & Devices] in system settings, wait 3 seconds, then toggle Bluetooth OFF and ON. Confirm the PC name shows as “Pokemon GO Plus.”

Step 1 In the Pokémon GO app, set [Location] permission to “Always Allow.”

Step 2 Open the app > tap the red Poké Ball > go to “Settings” in the top-right corner. Tap “Connected Devices & Services” > select “Accessory Devices.”

Step 3 When Auto-Catch is detected, tap “Pokemon GO Plus” to begin pairing. The status will show “Completed” once paired.

Step 4 After pairing, you’ll see a pop-up beside iAnyGo Auto-Catch showing statistics: number of Pokémon caught and current item count in your bag.

Q1 Why is AutoCatch limited to 1 hour maximum?

• Pokemon GO Plus + is restricted to 1 hour to save power and prevent cheating, as per official restrictions. You can simply reconnect AutoCatch at this point.

Q2 When does AutoCatch work?

• AutoCatch only functions in game mode.

Q3How many devices can AutoCatch connect to?

• AutoCatch supports a maximum of 3 devices, due to Windows Bluetooth limitations.

Q4What are the system requirements for AutoCatch?

• AutoCatch requires Windows 10 X64 or above, as game mode is not supported on X32 systems. Your device must also support BLE broadcast.

Q5Why do I need to toggle Bluetooth on/off, and what happens when I do?

• Toggling Bluetooth is required once to establish a connection. Toggling it off will disconnect AutoCatch, requiring you to reconnect.

Q6How can I stop the Windows broadcast format for AutoCatch?

• The broadcast stops when you:
• Click the terminate button in the PoGo Info Stats Pop-up;
• Close the program;
• Disconnect the last device’s Go Plus, which auto-closes the pop-up.

Q7Can Windows devices connect to AutoCatch in general mode?

• Yes, Windows devices can connect and appear in the Info Stats Pop-up in general mode, but they cannot operate AutoCatch in this mode.

Q8What should I do if AutoCatch fails to connect?

• Try the following:
• Uninstall and reinstall Pokémon Go, allowing all pop-up permissions.
• In the Health settings, select “All” for Pokémon Go.
• In External Devices, remove prior devices and reconnect.
• If Go Plus connected previously but now fails, re-pair Bluetooth, restart Pokémon Go, and restart the iAnyGgo location changer.

Q9 What if none of the troubleshooting steps work?

• If none of the troubleshooting steps resolve the issue, your hardware may not support the AutoCatch feature.Please contact the relevant customer service to handle your situation：https://support.tenorshare.com/#/

Q10When I try to catch Pokémon, they run away after the first Poké Ball?

• This may be because you have triggered the cooldown mechanism of Pokémon. Following the cooldown mechanism can avoid being accused by the game. For more information about cooldown, please refer to: Pokémon GO cooldown mechanism.